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Can you watch variety shows during weight loss? Is it easy to gain weight? Can watching sports programs and martial arts movies help you lose weight?
Watching variety shows will not lead to weight gain during weight loss. However, watching TV programs may lead to sedentary and little physical activity, which may have a negative impact on the weight loss process in the long run. In addition, some variety shows may stimulate appetite and increase the intake of snacks, which may also hinder the weight loss plan.

In contrast, watching sports programs and martial arts movies may help you lose weight. Watching sports programs can stimulate your interest and motivation, thus prompting you to participate in more sports activities. By watching martial arts movies, you may be attracted by the plot and action and have a positive attitude, which is also helpful to stick to the weight loss plan.

Here are some suggestions to help you lose weight:

Diet control: pay attention to the intake and type of diet. Diet should include nutritious foods such as vegetables, fruits, whole grains, protein and healthy fats. Avoid foods high in sugar, fat and salt.

Control appetite: avoid overeating and excessive snack intake. Pay attention to your appetite and try to choose healthy snacks, such as fruits and nuts.

Increase physical activity: Take an active part in aerobic exercise, such as walking, jogging and swimming. Can help burn calories and lose weight.

Reduce sedentary: sedentary is not conducive to health and weight loss. Try to do some simple physical exercises while watching TV, such as standing, walking and stretching.

Establish healthy living habits: Keeping good sleep, drinking water and mental health is very important for losing weight and keeping healthy.

Please remember that losing weight is a long-term process, and everyone's physical condition and needs are different. For more specific suggestions, consult a health expert or dietitian.