Woman who shed 32 kg reveals 7 mistakes she made that didn’t let her lose weight, including ‘cutting out foods’

Fitness influencer and nutrition coach Nikki, who goes by the handle @nikkigets_fit, often shares her weight loss journey and tips for staying fit on Instagram. After following healthy diet plans and working out regularly, Nikki lost 70 lbs (approximately 32 kg). In a recent post, she shared the 7 mistakes that prevented her from losing weight.

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Avoid making these mistakes while losing weight

As per Nikki’s Instagram post, these are the 7 mistakes that held her back during her weight loss journey:

• Trying to outrun a bad diet.
• Not measuring portions for cheese, sauces, pasta, etc.
• Having an ‘all or nothing’ mentality.
• Cutting out foods.
• Not paying attention to the calories I’m drinking.
• Quitting when I didn’t see results fast enough.
• Waiting to start.

In the caption of her post, Nikki shared the mistakes that she used to make while trying to lose weight, including putting pressure on herself. “I used to put so much pressure on myself to see results fast, and it always led to me resorting to my old unhealthy habits,” she wrote in the caption. The fitness influencer added that she had to work on ‘improving her mindset and learning how to properly fuel and move her body’. It helped her finally achieve success. “I started small and worked my way up to more consistent and healthy habits and continue to take it a day at a time,” she added.

As per Nikki, fuelling your body is equally necessary as working out. If you want an ‘extreme fat loss’ and protein-rich diet to shed those kilos, an Instagram user shared the South Indian meal plan that helped him lose 35 kg and go from 105 kg to 70 kg. See here.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.