Does protein promote weight loss?
After my second delivery, I'm finding it hard to lose the extra weight. Many people advise to increase protein in my meals. Can eating more protein actually help me promote significant weight loss?
After my second delivery, I'm finding it hard to lose the extra weight. Many people advise to increase protein in my meals. Can eating more protein actually help me promote significant weight loss?
Actually it does because digesting protein takes effort, unlike the midnight chips I keep eating. It keeps you full so you don't keep staring at the fridge at 3 AM. If only it could also magically cure my dark circles, I'd drink it all day.
I have seen many people in this group ask this, and the short answer is yes, it helps a lot. It keeps your muscles strong while you lose fat, but remember, balance is key. Combine it with high-fiber veggies and don't ignore your daily steps.
Yes, completely agree! I started adding paneer and eggs to my breakfast and now I don't feel like eating junk before lunchtime. It really stops those random sugar cravings that spoil our diet.
My doctor explained this clearly when I was struggling with my weight. Protein increases satiety hormones like GLP-1, which naturally reduces hunger. But he also warned me not to overdo it, as excess of anything just gets stored as extra calories anyway.
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At my age, I have realized that starvation never works for weight loss, only nourishing the body does. Eating clean protein like dal and sprouts kept my strength up when I shed some extra kilos last year. Focus on strength, weight will automatically balance out.
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