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What are the misunderstandings about losing weight?
Everyone wants to have a good figure before summer comes, but in fact, there are many ways and means in our daily exercise that are not very correct. So what are the misconceptions about losing weight in daily life? Let me give you a brief introduction.

Get up early and do strenuous exercise, and it will dawn early every day in summer. Many people get up early to do strenuous exercise in order to exercise. This is an incorrect concept of losing weight, because it is the fastest time for human metabolism from 4 pm to 6 pm every day, so we'd better choose to exercise at this time if we want to lose weight.

Many people want to lose weight by running short distances, which is also a wrong idea. Because the key to obesity is long-term exercise, so we'd better jog for about 40 minutes and lose weight by combining aerobic exercise with anaerobic exercise.

Many people don't pay attention to diet or do whatever they want in the process of losing weight through exercise. Although you don't need to deliberately control your diet, you must learn proper restraint. After all, high-calorie food still has a great influence on your weight loss.

The best way to lose weight is to exercise to lose weight. Don't believe in skipping meals or taking some diet pills to lose weight. Many diet pills only control hormones, which is a kind of damage to people's self-regulation function.

Since losing weight is the whole person, the whole body, I don't mean I want to lose weight, I mean I want to slim my thighs. If you want to lose fat in any part of your body, you need full-body exercise.

Losing weight is not just about losing weight. Many people weigh themselves every day to see how many pounds they have lost today. But for exercise to lose weight, it is not only the change of weight, but also the change of the overall image and temperament of the whole person, not just the weight.