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Practice Jen Day PhD RD CPT Defensive Approach to Weight Loss CUT CALORIES Weight maintenance calories in calories out Weight loss Calories in lt calories out Must be the best way to lose weight right ID: 731946

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Misconceptions and Correct

PracticeJen Day PhD, RD, CPTSlide2

Defensive Approach to Weight Loss

“CUT CALORIES”

Weight maintenance:

calories in = calories out

Weight loss:Calories in < calories outMust be the best way to lose weight, right?WHY NOT?Most weight loss programs focus on:low calorie diets ORReduction/elimination of carbs or another major food groupSlide3

Danger of low calorie diets

What is the weight that is being lost?

Fat? Muscle? Water weight?

U

sually all three in low calorie dietsWhy would it be bad to lose all three?Is this sustainable?Slide4

How do low calorie diets alter metabolism?

SLOW IT DOWN

Basal metabolic rate (BMR) or your

metabolism

is directly tied to how much lean body mass (LBM) an individual hasBig part of this is skeletal muscleSkeletal muscle is highly metabolically activeBig calorie burnerSlide5

Drop calories too low, lose LBM,

slow down metabolism

Can’t rely solely on the weight on the scale

Important to have body composition assessedSlide6

How do low calorie diets alter metabolism?

Example:

“Jan” starts a low calorie diet with 100 pounds LBM

BMR is 1500 calories

After a low calorie diet , Jan lost 32 pounds really fast!20 pounds fat and 12 pounds LBM LBM was 100 pounds, now it is 88 poundsLooks good on the scale!Due to muscle loss, BMR dropped to 1200 caloriesWhen go off diet and eat more than 1200 calories the body is going to store itSlide7

Danger of low carbohydrate diets

People lose weight quickly on these diets

Dropping muscle and water weight

SLOWS metabolism

Easy to gain weight backPuts you in a state of ketosisNot sustainable Really low in grains and fruitsFiber/antioxidants, vitamins and mineralsIncreases acidity in the bodyBrain and muscle require glucose -> best from carbohydrateSlide8

Trending Diets

Most popular diets:

Low calorie

(<

1200 kcals per day)Low carbohydrate/Keto diet/paleoMedifastWhole 30After discussing the defensive route to weight loss, what would be the pitfalls of these diets?Slide9

Proactive Approach

RAMP UP YOUR METABOLISM

Eat

every 2-3 hours

Protein with every snack and mealResistance TrainingCardioSlower weight loss typically via this methodWHY?Slide10

Eating to Increase Metabolism

Common scenario

“Jan” is trying to drop a few pounds

She

skips breakfast and has a salad for lunchfeels like she is being very “healthy” for the dayTrying to limit their caloriesUpon returning home after work, Jan is starving and overeatsThe body has been in a state of starvation all dayStores the excess calories as fat to survive the next day of starvationSlide11

Eating to increase Metabolism

Ate breakfast

-> felt more hungry the next few hours?

That is your metabolism

WORKINGIf you feel yourself getting less hungry throughout the day -> metabolism is SLOWING DOWNBy eating regularly, the body knows it will receive the calories it requires -> doesn’t hang on and store calories to survive the next dayEasier to lose weightSlide12

Eating to increase metabolism

The more often you eat, the more calories it costs the body to digest the food

Thermic effect of food

Regulates blood sugar

Avoid lows -> cravingsAvoid peaks -> excess blood sugar is stored as fatSlide13

Eating to increase metabolism

Pair protein with carbohydrates

Shuts down appetite and promotes feeling of fullness

Protein

has a higher thermic effect of food35/45/20Slide14

Resistance Training to Increase Metabolism

LBM is directly tied to BMR

Increase muscle

–> increase

metabolism2 day calorie burnSlight calorie deficit + 2 day burn and muscle building = increased metabolism and fat loseSlide15

Cardio Training to Burn Fat

Karvonen Method for target HR zoneSlide16

Weight Loss Wrap Up

Offensive approachMaintaining or increasing LBM

Slight calorie deficit

Eating every 2-3 hours

Protein paired with carbohydratesResistance trainingCardio in HR zoneWhy avoid defensive approach?Slide17

Questions to ask:

Can I do this for the rest of my life?

Am I being defensive in my weight loss

or offensive?

Is this realistic?Real food from local grocery storeWorkouts that can fit in everyday lifeDo I feel better or worse?Ramp up metabolism or slow it down?Slide18

Benefits of 5-10

Misconception that a “lot” of weight needs to be lost for health benefitsDeters people from starting a weight loss program

Losing 5-10% can greatly improve overall quality of healthSlide19

Benefits of 5-10% weight loss

Increases “good” HDL cholesterol

I

ncrease by up to 5 points,

lowers the risk of developing heart diseaseLowers Bblood pressureDecrease triglycerides by 40/50 mg/dlSubstantial dropDrop even further when paired with exerciseSlide20

Benefits of 5-10% weight loss

Fat cells, especially abdominal fat produce substances that cause inflammation in blood vesselsLead to clots

10% weight loss -> substantial drop in inflammatory substances circulatingSlide21

Benefits of 5-10% weight loss

Lower A1C

Increases insulin sensitivity

change diabetic diagnosis

Improve sleep apneaWeaned from CPAPSlide22