Why Is Yo Yo Dieting Bad?
Yo-Yo Dieting Can Increase Your Body Fat Percentage at the Expense of Muscle Mass and Strength, and Can Cause Fatty Liver, High Blood Pressure, Diabetes and...
Yo-yo dieting can increase your body fat percentage at the expense of muscle mass and strength, and can cause fatty liver, high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease. To break the frustrating cycle, make small, permanent lifestyle changes instead.
Is yo-yo dieting bad for your heart?
A new study found that women who lost at least 10 pounds, but then put that weight back on within a year, were more likely to have risk factors for heart disease. The more times someone went on a yo-yo diet, the worse their heart health.
Can yo-yo dieting affect your metabolism?
Summary: A new study by researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, published online in the journal Metabolism, for the first time has shown that a history of yo-yo dieting does not negatively affect metabolism or the ability to lose weight long term.