“As your body prefers sugar, it chooses to burn the 500mg of sugar you have stored (as glycogen) before anything else.
“Cutting your food intake to 800-1,000 calories a day, based on a relatively low-carb, Mediterranean-style diet, means you will swiftly burn through the glycogen and start fat burning.”
Research published in the BMJ agreed with this theory.
Participants in one study ate 800 calories a day and lost more than three times the weight of anther control group on a different plan.
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source: express.co.uk