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Woman loses 26 kg in 5 years, shares her ‘transformation journey’

Woman loses 26 kg in 5 years, shares her ‘transformation journey’

A mother from social media shared her 26 kg weight-loss journey over five years, weighing 73 kg initially and now 47 kg. Consultant dietitian and fitness expert Garima Goyal highlighted that the time frame was key, not just the weight difference. Goyal explained that losing 26 kg at a rate of 5 kg per year is more realistic than the drastic transformations often seen online.

She noted that a longer time period allows the development of sustainable habits rather than relying on restrictive diets. For mothers juggling family, work, and other responsibilities, a more flexible approach to nutrition can help maintain healthy eating without compromising on family meals or social events. Goyal emphasized the importance of preserving muscle mass during weight loss, suggesting resistance training and adequate protein intake can help.

She stressed that a target weight of 47 kg is not suitable for all women, depending on factors like height, age, and health status. Goyal's message was that gradual, consistent changes over time can lead to meaningful transformations, demonstrating that progress doesn't need to be rapid or extreme.

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