So there’s always some latest fad to be following when it comes to “dieting.” The thing that irks me the most is that nothing about “dieting” is sustainable. People who are looking at “dieting,” are wanting just quick results and then wonder why they can’t sustain the recent changes to their body. Whatever your goal is, whether it’s to lose fat, build muscle, look better in that bikini or increase energy, it takes a lifestyle change. It takes working with someone educated to help you make sustainable changes. Honestly, I’m sure most of us could continue to eat the things we like, but what it really comes down to is portion sizes and timing of intake. You can make changes without cutting out everything you’ve ever loved. This infographic is a showing of what really happens when you diet depending on what approach you take.
Why We Diet and What Really Happens
I found a wonderful chart in the Body Image Project Tool Kit from The Eating Disorders Action Group and wanted to make it into an infographic. As part of National Nutrition Month, I’m trying to post at least one infographic a week. This one is “Why We Diet and What Really Happens.” I’ve also added a PayPal Donation button to the website in case you like what you see or happen to use any of the infographics that I have created and are feeling generous 🙂