Repeating Go-To Meals Could Boost Weight Loss, Study Finds
TL;DR
A Healthline study of 112 adults in a 12-week weight‑loss program found that participants who ate the same go‑to meals and kept calories steady lost more weight (average 5.9% of body weight) than those with a more varied diet (4.3%). The results show a correlation between dietary consistency and weight loss, though causation isn’t established and data were self‑reported within a highly structured program; the takeaway is that simplifying food choices and maintaining predictable calories may help some people lose weight.
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- Weight Loss: Eating Repeat Meals May Lead to Greater Weight Loss Healthline
- Eating The Same Meals Every Day May Have a Surprising Effect on Weight Loss ScienceAlert
- Health experts claim this simple eating habit may have a surprising effect The Independent
- The very, very boring habit that’s key to losing more weight: study New York Post
- Want to lose weight? Try eating the same meals on repeat, say researchers Medical Xpress
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