Practical, science-based steps for safe, steady fat loss through meal quality, daily activity, sleep and stress management.
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How to lose body fat, according to a dietitian
It's about setting realistic goals and making simple lifestyle changes—no crash diets required.
It’s less than 10,000 steps, for starters.
The body breaks down fat and releases it into the bloodstream to use for energy when needed. This converted fat leaves the body in several ways, including when a person exhales, urinates, or sweats.
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