- This diet is not recommended for people who regularly exercise and/or do laborious work.
- This diet will work best for people with sedentary lifestyles, slow metabolisms and high bodyfat levels.
- It is recommended that after you reach your desired bodyweight or bodyfat level, you should resume a natural/conventional diet so as to not compromise your health.
- This diet is based on eating 20% of your daily calorie requirement through protein; which are the building blocks of your body.
- In this diet; the body is forced to use your body fat for its energy needs while it only gets nutrients from the highly restrictive diet.
- Eat once or twice a day in a 4hour eating window. Thus having a 20hour fasting time per day for men (16hrs for women).
- Also, a cheat day is allowed once every week to speed up your metabolism; adding 1000 additional calories to your diet in one meal eaten through fast digesting carbohydrates.
- First, find your "Conventional" total calories requirement here. (Example = 2500 calories).
- Now find the amount of protein calories; this is 20% of your total calories. (Conventional Example = 1000calories*20% = 200 calories).
- Divide the protein calories number by 4, this is the amount of protein you need to eat in a day. (Conventional Example = 200calories/4calories = 50g Protein).
- Now find the amount of fiber calories; this is 5.6% of your total calories. (Conventional Example = 140 calories).
- Most Fiber being difficult to digest or indigestible doesn't significantly add to your total calorie intake of the day.
- Divide the fiber calories number by 4, this is the amount of fiber you need to eat in a day. (Conventional Example = 140calories/4calories = 35g Fiber / day).
- Eating Fiber, Resistant Starch and Protein will help you feel fuller throughout the day, even though you aren't really eating any/much fats or carbohydrates.
- Remember to get enough enough electrolytes, omega-3, minerals, vitamins, phytonutrients, etc. from superfood no/low calorie supplements or natural sources.
- By eating ~1000cal 6 days a week and ~2000cal once a week. Thus, you are only taking in 8000cal/week.
- On a conventional diet, you would be taking in 2500cal everyday; this is equal to taking in a total of (2500cal*7days) = 17500cal/week.
- On this highly restrictive diet you will only be taking in (8000/17500) ~45% of your conventional total calorie requirement. This is (17500-8000=9500calories) lesser.
- 1 kilogram of bodyfat equals 7777calories. Also, 1 pound of bodyfat equals 3535calories.
- Our body carries 10% of additional water with every molecule of bodyfat. So when you lose bodyfat, you also lose the additional 10% waterweight.
- So it can be concluded that due to eating 9500 lesser calories than required; So every week your body will burn (9500/7777=~1.22kg bodyfat) or (9500/3535=~2.68lb bodyfat) and 10% of accompanied water = 0.122 Kg or 0.268 lb of waterweight.
- In conclusion, on this diet, you will lose at least:
1.35Kg (~3pounds) bodyweight / week;
7.65Kg (~17pounds) bodyweight / month;
92Kg (~200+pounds) of (excess) bodyweight / year.
Weight Loss 101: Ultimate 1000Cal a day - Fat loss diet - Lose 1.35kg (3 pounds) per week
Ultimate 1000Cal a day - Fat loss diet - Lose 1.35kg (3 pounds) per week: