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Written By: Kinkini Gupta | Updated : April 25, 2024 6:47 PM IST
Weight Loss Vs Fat Loss: Which One Of This Is Unhealthy For Your Body?
Are you trying to lose weight to become healthier and stronger? Then you must learn the difference between losing weight and losing fat from your body. What comprises weight in your body? According to multiple researchers, your weight comprises of your bones and the bone density, the amount of muscles you have in your body, your body fat percentage, the amount of water content in the body and your body's height. So, when a person says that he or she has lost weight, it can mean something very different from when a person says that he or she has lost body fat or is trying to lose fat.
Weight loss is not the same as fat loss and here's why. Weight loss can happen in many ways for example from a severe illness, surgeries, from starvation, stress and anxiety, burnout, exercise, and malnutrition. But all of these reasons of weight loss does not necessarily mean that you will remain healthy after losing weight. In most cases, your body will become weaker and weaker and it will also compromise your immune system. What does it mean when a person has lost unhealthy amount of weight?
Every person should have a specific body weight based on their age, height, built and metabolism. But, if a person loses too much weight, there may be health consequences. This is because, your body weight makes your stronger, it builds immunity, maintains bone density and muscles, it stores nutrients, and it helps your body fight against deadly diseases. Without your weight, you may face problems such as:
If you want to become healthier and stronger, you should aim at losing fat, not losing weight and here's why:
Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only and is not vetted by an expert. Please consult a doctor before trying any of the above mentioned suggestions.