When the muscles increase, the calorie consumption increases, and when the muscles decrease, the calorie consumption decreases. It will aggravate the decline of basal metabolic rate. When the basal metabolic rate decreases, the daily calorie consumption will also decrease. When you return to a normal diet, your weight will rebound quickly. The answer can be clear: diet. In fact, many people think that eating less means losing weight, but this is not the case. Eating less is just a manifestation of dieting, such as eating a single food and setting many taboos for yourself. These are all manifestations of dieting.
Dieting is actually trying to suppress your various eating desires and let yourself eat in the so-called correct way. But what will happen to your health if you eat food you don't like all day? Will certainly resist, so the inevitable consequence of dieting is: overeating.
In fact, as long as you have a regular diet and a balanced intake of protein, vegetables and carbohydrates every day, you can eat 70% to 80% full and your body won't feel hungry. If you can add proper exercise, you will lose weight sooner or later. There is no need to try the extreme method of "dieting". Dieting. It's not that you can't eat, nor can you only eat low-calorie things, which is not good for your health. You still have to eat rice, but you can't eat full every meal, because that will make your stomach swell, and you will feel hungry after eating! This is "losing weight".