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To put that into perspective, a related case study found that one woman's resting metabolic rate dropped by 527 calories a day due to a zinc deficiency. That's 3,689 calories a week, or more than one pound of pure body fat energy-wise.
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Read More »Zinc is an essential nutrient for health and wellbeing, but did you know it can also affect body weight? Learn the key symptoms of a zinc deficiency, zinc’s role in fat-burning and muscle development, and how to ensure you’re getting enough of it. It’s well-known that zinc – the second most abundant trace mineral in your body – is vital for everyday health. Zinc plays a key role in immune functioning, protein synthesis, wound healing, DNA synthesis, cell division, and plenty more besides. Many people already take zinc supplements to prevent or treat the common cold, and oftentimes zinc is cited as a key player in the quest for healthy skin and hair. What fewer people know, is that zinc can also have a big impact on your body weight. So much so, that a zinc deficiency can put the brakes on even the best-intentioned fat loss plan.
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Read More »Whether you’re an athlete or not, the human body doesn’t store excess zinc, which means it needs to be consumed regularly as part of the diet. An estimated 10% of Americans consume less than half of the recommended daily intake, and several factors increase the risk of a zinc deficiency, including
5-6 weeks But on average, you should lose 10 pounds in exactly 5-6 weeks for a healthier and more achievable estimate. This means that you lose...
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This includes weight lifting, high-intensity interval training, eating enough calories and protein, getting plenty of sleep and drinking green tea....
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The American Council on Exercise says a 1 percent body fat loss per month is safe and achievable. Given that math, it could take a woman with...
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