Trouble Losing Weight? Nutritionist Shares Simple Calorie Deficit Tips
Calorie deficit is when you consume fewer calories than the total amount your body requires to maintain its current weight.
Are you tired of navigating the maze of fad diets and conflicting advice in your weight loss journey? You are not alone. Many struggle to achieve their weight loss goals, leading to feelings of frustration, worry, and even depression. However, there is a scientifically backed and sustainable method that can help you reduce your size – calorie deficit. Nutritionist Lovneet Batra, in her latest video posted to Instagram, shared three simple tips to create a calorie deficit, which can significantly aid in weight loss.
But first, what is calorie deficit? Calorie deficit is basically when an individual burns more calories than he consumes. This happens when you consume fewer calories than the total amount your body requires to maintain its current weight.
For example, if your body's daily requirement is 2,000 calories, but you only eat 1,500, in such a case you are in a 500-calorie deficit.
People should "aim for a safe deficit of 500-1,000 calories per day to lose about 0.5-1 kg per week," Loveneet Batra says.