Questions from around the gym: Do Cleanses and Detoxes Work?
This is a hot topic?at all?gyms; as discussed in the previous cleanse and detox blog entry; cleansing which is interchangeable with?fasting,?is certainly not a smart choice in terms of promoting good health. Fasting is?also far from?a effective?method for?weight loss, yet it still?one of the oldest methods for fast weight loss. It doesn't involve a whole lot of understanding or?any?drastic changes in your lifestyle.? it just requires starving yourself,?then it won't be long until you start to see the?numbers on the scale starting to drop.??For people?desperate for answers, it doesn't help?being bombarded by all the?New Age products on the market that claim to help them get the most out of their weight loss fast.? Fasting is an easy and non-invasive method of losing weight and is hyped up by some self-appointed experts as the best method to deal with weight loss and obesity, when used in combination with their products and services.? When you do a detox, you do lose some weight temporarily, but most of the immediate?weight loss that occurs?is just a?result of the?lack of fluid retention that naturally happens when a person does not eat. So,?the weight that is lost is short lived is short-lived at best, and it?inevitably?be regained?after a couple?days?of returning to your normal eating habits.? Previous in the blog you read about detoxes and cleanses and their unrealistic role of?detoxifying your body? The main?reason people incorporate a detox into their lifestyle is for the purpose of weight loss,
Fasting and Weight Loss: ?The Effects of Long Term Fasting
When you decide to limit or completely remove most foods from your diet as most cleanses require, there will be a brief period when your body will start to use your stored body fat as a fuel source.?During this period, the change in body weight will not be noticeable by any means.? Too long of a period without proper nutrient intake, such as protein, carbohydrates?and to a lesser extent fats, your body will go into a catabolic phase which basically means you will actually start to loose muscle mass.? So, losing muscle mass might take the numbers on the scale in the direction you want, but that doesn't mean that it was kind of weight you wanted to lose.?Muscle is what gives a person the hard or in shape look once they achieve desired body fat levels.?A long period without food?has another negative and
undesired effect on the body.? When?your body is deprived of calories for fuel it goes into a survival mode, so when the calories are reintroduce when you eat again your body will use what is immediately needed and store the rest as,you guess it, bodyfat.? So a cleanse that last for 30 days, 10 days, or even 3 days will ultimately?lead you?back to where you were a the beginning.
So you see, a cleanse as a method of losing unwanted body fat is really not the answer.? If anything it will make you more tired and less capable of living your daily life, including work and exercise.? As stated in the previous article, depriving yourself of nutrients is not doing your body any favors.? There is no substitute for proper, healthy eating.
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Informational | Nutrition
Source: http://www.fitnessfocus.ca/blog/post/Cleanse-And-Detox-for-The-Purpose-of-Weight-Loss.aspx
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