It is said that weight loss "30% depends on exercise, 70% depends on eating". You cannot rely on hunger to lose weight. When you are hungry, the body will first use the glycogen in the blood for energy, followed by liver glycogen and muscle glycogen. Even if you don't eat, the consumption of fat is very small.

Sometimes you don't have to be too harsh on yourself. Eating in the right way will allow you to get better weight loss results when exercising.

Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, the three major energy-supplying nutrients, "each have their own duties" and none of them can be missing.

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