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Entered the “healthy BMI” range today :-)

Beyond the Scale: How Flexible Intermittent Fasting Transformed One Person's Weight Loss Journey to a Healthy BMI Reaching a "healthy BMI" is a significant milestone for anyone on a weight loss journey. It's not just about the numbers on the scale; it's about embracing a lifestyle that supports long-term well-being. Today, we're sharing an inspiring success story from a Reddit user who accomplished this very goal, shedding 60 pounds in a flexible, sustainable way after multiple previous attempts. Their journey highlights a powerful truth: true transformation comes from finding a plan you can "roll with through maintenance," not just for a season. This individual's path from 230 lbs to a healthy 170 lbs (with a goal of 140 lbs) wasn't about rigid rules or grueling workouts. Instead, it was a testament to the power of listening to one's body, embracing flexibility, and strategically incorporating Intermittent Fasting (IF...

224lbs to 123lbs. From covering up during a heatwave to fitting back into my prom dress! 😁

From Overcoming Self-Sabotage to Thriving: A Journey of Weight Loss and Self-Discovery Embarking on a profound journey of self-discovery and transformation often begins with a single, undeniable moment of truth. For one individual, that moment arrived with a candid photograph — a stark, unavoidable reflection that ignited a powerful commitment to change. This is the inspiring story of a remarkable shift from profound discomfort and self-neglect to vibrant health, renewed self-worth, and fitting back into a cherished prom dress. The Unveiling Moment: A Catalyst for Change We often shield ourselves from uncomfortable realities, especially when it comes to our physical appearance. For years, mirrors and cameras were avoided, creating a disconnect from the body. The turning point arrived unexpectedly when a family member captured and shared a photo, revealing a truth that was hard to deny. This wasn't just about weight; it was a visible manifestation of deeper struggles, particula...