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7 SOLUTIONS qui Marchent pour PERDRE DU POIDS — Transcript

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  1. 0:00You eat fairly healthily, you stay
  2. 0:02active or even exercise, yet the scale
  3. 0:05isn't moving much, or worse, it's
  4. 0:07plateauing or even creeping back up.
  5. 0:10Contrary to what you often hear, the
  6. 0:12real issue in these situations isn't
  7. 0:14about motivation; it’s a question of
  8. 0:16biology and logic. In this video, I'll
  9. 0:20tell you the seven most common reasons
  10. 0:22that might prevent weight loss, and of
  11. 0:24course, I'll show you how to overcome
  12. 0:26them. And the last piece of advice I'm
  13. 0:29going to give you is probably one of
  14. 0:31the most poorly explained tips on
  15. 0:32social media. Reason number one:
  16. 0:35counting calorie quantities only,
  17. 0:37without looking at protein intake. The
  18. 0:39real problem isn't always what we eat,
  19. 0:42especially when we're trying hard to
  20. 0:44eat a balanced diet. The problem might
  21. 0:46be what's missing from our plates. And
  22. 0:49when I talk about what's missing, I'm
  23. 0:50talking about protein. I've already
  24. 0:53made a specific video on this topic,
  25. 0:55and I'll remind you here of the main
  26. 0:57points to remember. Proteins are the
  27. 0:59nutrients that provide the greatest
  28. 1:02sense of satiety. In other words, they
  29. 1:04fill us up the most. But since they
  30. 1:06provide calories, one can fall into the
  31. 1:08trap of saying, "I'll just cut back on
  32. 1:09them a little." Eating enough protein
  33. 1:11means feeling hungry less quickly after
  34. 1:14meals. Less snacking, fewer cravings at
  35. 1:17night, and also the preservation of
  36. 1:18your muscle mass, especially if you're
  37. 1:20physically active. Now, preserved
  38. 1:23muscle mass means an improved
  39. 1:25metabolism, and on top of that, protein
  40. 1:28has an interesting thermic effect, as
  41. 1:30some of the calories they provide are
  42. 1:33simply used for digestion. In other
  43. 1:36words, our body works harder to use
  44. 1:39them, and several studies have clearly
  45. 1:41shown that eating protein at breakfast
  46. 1:44significantly reduces snacking
  47. 1:46throughout the day. It won't just
  48. 1:48significantly—it has been proven. To
  49. 1:51summarize: eating enough protein
  50. 1:53doesn't mean giving your body more
  51. 1:55calories; it means giving it the
  52. 1:56metabolic solutions to trigger weight
  53. 1:58loss. In practice, you need a source of
  54. 2:02protein at every meal. It could be eggs
  55. 2:05, white meat, red meat, fish, tofu,
  56. 2:07legumes—whatever you like. It can
  57. 2:10even be whey if your appetite is low.
  58. 2:13If the subject of whey intrigues you,
  59. 2:14go watch the video I’ve already made
  60. 2:16on it. It's a very good source of
  61. 2:18protein in certain situations, and we
  62. 2:20avoid starting the day with just
  63. 2:21carbohydrates. Protein at breakfast is
  64. 2:24a game-changer. Second reason: getting
  65. 2:27enough, high-quality sleep. It's simple
  66. 2:30. Poor sleep disrupts many things in
  67. 2:33our body, including the mechanisms that
  68. 2:35regulate hunger and satiety, as well as
  69. 2:37various hormones involved in fat
  70. 2:39storage and burning. If you have a bad
  71. 2:42night's sleep, or poor sleep quality,
  72. 2:44you tend to eat more the next day, if
  73. 2:46only as a reflex because you're tired.
  74. 2:48You have more of a craving for sugar
  75. 2:51and fat. Studies show that people with
  76. 2:53poor sleep quality tend to have a
  77. 2:55higher caloric intake than average. The
  78. 2:58same applies to people who work night
  79. 3:00shifts, who tend to eat at night to
  80. 3:02stay awake and often sleep little
  81. 3:03during the day. Remember that sleep is
  82. 3:07not lost time; it is time invested in
  83. 3:09your metabolism. The golden rule for
  84. 3:13regulating your sleep, which I've
  85. 3:15mentioned in several videos, is to try
  86. 3:18to wake up at a regular time and go to
  87. 3:20bed when you feel the signs of
  88. 3:22sleepiness, not just fatigue. Third tip
  89. 3:25: stress can work against your efforts.
  90. 3:28Stress lasting 24 hours can suppress
  91. 3:30our appetite. However, chronic,
  92. 3:33long-term stress is more likely to
  93. 3:35increase appetite and disrupt feelings
  94. 3:37of hunger and satiety. It makes you
  95. 3:40want to eat more sugary foods or fats.
  96. 3:43And for some people, stress leads to
  97. 3:44being less active. We experience mental
  98. 3:47fatigue at the end of the day, a kind
  99. 3:49of mental exhaustion, which creates a
  100. 3:50feeling of physical depletion, making
  101. 3:52us less inclined to exercise or go for
  102. 3:54a walk. We feel more like withdrawing
  103. 3:56into ourselves and eating something
  104. 3:58comforting. It's human, it's logical.
  105. 4:01But as a result, stress indirectly
  106. 4:03prevents us from losing weight and
  107. 4:05hinders the efforts we make. If you are
  108. 4:08in this situation, I advise you to
  109. 4:10follow some simple rules. Go for a walk
  110. 4:12every day, even 10 minutes if you
  111. 4:14manage to exercise regularly. This is
  112. 4:16something that will help with weight
  113. 4:18loss and stress management. And take
  114. 4:20real time to relax, genuine breaks for
  115. 4:23pleasure. It’s not a break where you
  116. 4:26sit to rest while thinking about
  117. 4:27everything you have to do later. You do
  118. 4:29something you enjoy, telling yourself
  119. 4:31that whatever I have to do later or
  120. 4:33whatever is bothering me won't change
  121. 4:35in the next 15 minutes. It’s not
  122. 4:37wasted time; it’s an investment in
  123. 4:39your ability to manage stress better.
  124. 4:41Another tip is to learn abdominal
  125. 4:44breathing. Take 2 minutes to practice
  126. 4:46abdominal breathing. I’ve already
  127. 4:48talked about this in other videos. You
  128. 4:50will see that your mental tension
  129. 4:52decreases rapidly. It is very effective
  130. 4:54. Do this once or twice a day to help
  131. 4:56fight chronic stress, which indirectly
  132. 4:58helps with weight. 4th tip: moderate
  133. 5:01exercise that doesn't compensate for a
  134. 5:03lack of daily physical activity or a
  135. 5:06sedentary lifestyle. Many people say, "
  136. 5:08I don’t understand, I work out for 2
  137. 5:10hours every Sunday." And yet, I’m
  138. 5:12told I need to do more physical
  139. 5:14activity. If you exercise 2 hours a
  140. 5:17week, but the rest of the time, the
  141. 5:19rest of the week, you have a sedentary
  142. 5:22job where you sit for several hours at
  143. 5:24a time. Unfortunately, those 2 hours of
  144. 5:27exercise on the weekend won't be enough
  145. 5:28. We are talking about NEAT, or
  146. 5:31non-exercise activity thermogenesis. It
  147. 5:35means all the energy expenditure we
  148. 5:37have that isn't sports, but just
  149. 5:39everyday activity: taking the stairs,
  150. 5:41grocery shopping and carrying bags,
  151. 5:43cleaning, or walking while on the phone
  152. 5:45. All of that is physical activity. The
  153. 5:48human body is designed to be active.
  154. 5:52But if we get it used to being
  155. 5:53sedentary, unfortunately, it adapts.
  156. 5:565th reason, eat your calories instead
  157. 5:58of drinking them. Before I tell you
  158. 6:01more, let me remind you that Charles.co
  159. 6:03is not just a YouTube channel, it’s
  160. 6:05also a telehealth platform where you
  161. 6:07can consult obesity specialists from
  162. 6:09home. So, if you are struggling with
  163. 6:13obesity, simply go to the Charles.co
  164. 6:15website, check your eligibility for
  165. 6:17obesity treatment, and then book an
  166. 6:18appointment. During the video
  167. 6:21consultation, the doctor will review
  168. 6:22all medical details with you to confirm
  169. 6:24whether or not you are eligible for
  170. 6:26obesity treatment. And if you are
  171. 6:29eligible, they will prescribe treatment
  172. 6:31and, of course, provide all the
  173. 6:33accompanying nutritional advice. You
  174. 6:36can then join the Body Reset program to
  175. 6:39benefit from daily support from a coach
  176. 6:41who will assist you in managing your
  177. 6:43treatment and your weight loss. And you
  178. 6:47will also have access to all the
  179. 6:49program's video content, including
  180. 6:50nutritional advice, tips for adapted
  181. 6:52physical activity, guidance on managing
  182. 6:54emotions, and other psychological
  183. 6:56situations to feel your best, both in
  184. 6:58your body and your mind. In short, when
  185. 7:02you have an obesity problem, you don't
  186. 7:04have to face it alone. You consult your
  187. 7:06GP, a specialist in town, or you
  188. 7:08teleconsult an obesity specialist if
  189. 7:11that's easier for you. And Charles is
  190. 7:13designed specifically to make that
  191. 7:15process easier. A super healthy
  192. 7:17smoothie with only high-quality
  193. 7:19nutrients, at 600 calories. Well, it's
  194. 7:23still 600 calories. And by the way,
  195. 7:25liquid calories are often
  196. 7:26underestimated. I'm talking about
  197. 7:28things like sodas, coffee with sugar in
  198. 7:31it if you drink several throughout the
  199. 7:33morning or the day, fruit juices, and
  200. 7:35also alcohol. We often forget that
  201. 7:37there is sugar in alcohol. A simple
  202. 7:39rule: everything you can eat instead of
  203. 7:41drink, you should eat. If you want a
  204. 7:44fruit, eat it; don't drink it. 6th tip:
  205. 7:47your body defends itself against weight
  206. 7:50loss. It seems illogical because our
  207. 7:53body says, "If I lose weight, if I'm in
  208. 7:55a state of obesity or overweight and I
  209. 7:57lose weight, I will be medically better
  210. 7:59off," and yet it can fight it. Why?
  211. 8:02Because our body doesn't like what it
  212. 8:04perceives as an aggression. This
  213. 8:06happens especially when you want to
  214. 8:08lose weight quickly or significantly.
  215. 8:09Like any change, it prefers something
  216. 8:12that happens gradually. When you lose
  217. 8:14several kilos, what happens when you go
  218. 8:16for a walk is that you burn less energy
  219. 8:17because you are carrying fewer kilos.
  220. 8:19And above all, our body, our system,
  221. 8:21goes into energy-saving mode. This is
  222. 8:23the phenomenon known as metabolic
  223. 8:25adaptation. It's as if the more weight
  224. 8:27you lose, the more your body tries to
  225. 8:29gain it back. And that is not a sign of
  226. 8:31failure; it is not a sign of a lack of
  227. 8:33willpower. It's a normal physiological
  228. 8:35phase you need to understand in order
  229. 8:37to get through these plateaus without
  230. 8:39getting discouraged. And in those cases
  231. 8:41, the solution isn't necessarily to eat
  232. 8:43even less. First, we verify that our
  233. 8:45strategy was sound. We check if we have
  234. 8:47enough protein intake, enough physical
  235. 8:49activity, if our sleep is adequate, and
  236. 8:50so on. Everything I've told you since
  237. 8:52the beginning of this video. A quick
  238. 8:54note for those who are struggling with
  239. 8:57obesity, trying to lose weight with all
  240. 8:59the usual advice, but only losing a few
  241. 9:01kilos before hitting a plateau that
  242. 9:03lasts for several months. That’s when
  243. 9:06obesity medication is indicated,
  244. 9:08because if, after more than 6 months of
  245. 9:10following all the advice I’m giving
  246. 9:12you, there’s no impact on your weight
  247. 9:14and metabolism, it means you've entered
  248. 9:16a chronic condition we now call obesity
  249. 9:18. In other words, the metabolism is
  250. 9:21deregulated enough to consider that
  251. 9:22it's time to move on to medication, in
  252. 9:23addition to all the efforts being made.
  253. 9:267th tip: you should also know that
  254. 9:28sometimes the problem is medical in
  255. 9:30nature. You apply all the advice you
  256. 9:32see, everything I tell you in these
  257. 9:33videos, and despite that, you see that
  258. 9:35it's resistant. It’s worth getting a
  259. 9:37medical opinion. You could easily have
  260. 9:39an issue like hypothyroidism or
  261. 9:41polycystic ovary syndrome. It can also
  262. 9:43be linked to certain medications you're
  263. 9:45taking, such as psychotropic treatments
  264. 9:47, antidepressants, or antipsychotics.
  265. 9:50And then there are forms of severe
  266. 9:52obesity where the metabolism is
  267. 9:53completely deregulated, or even obesity
  268. 9:55of genetic origin. And once again, in
  269. 9:59those cases, it’s necessary to get
  270. 10:02medical advice and, if needed, GLP-1
  271. 10:04treatment—those are the drugs we use
  272. 10:07when standard rules for balanced diet,
  273. 10:09physical activity, stress and sleep
  274. 10:12management, etc., aren't enough. In
  275. 10:16those cases, we know we need to add a
  276. 10:18treatment that will help reset the
  277. 10:19metabolism so you can lose weight. You
  278. 10:23can see that if losing weight were just
  279. 10:24a matter of willpower, there wouldn’t
  280. 10:26be so many people struggling with it. I
  281. 10:28know that for some people, the
  282. 10:30motivation isn't there, but you have to
  283. 10:32wonder if they haven't lost that
  284. 10:33willpower and motivation because
  285. 10:34they’ve already tried and realized it
  286. 10:36just doesn't work. If you are in that
  287. 10:38situation, don't stay alone. Seek the
  288. 10:40opinion of doctors who specialize in
  289. 10:41this field. Our weight depends on so
  290. 10:43many things. Our diet, physical
  291. 10:46activity, sleep, genetics, the stage of
  292. 10:49life we're in, our age group, our
  293. 10:52hormonal status, whether or not we've
  294. 10:54experienced menopause, childbirth, or
  295. 10:57andropause. It cannot be a
  296. 11:00one-size-fits-all approach. If there
  297. 11:02were a single method that helped
  298. 11:04everyone lose weight, honestly, we
  299. 11:05would already know about it and you
  300. 11:07wouldn't be watching this video. Tell
  301. 11:10me now in the comments, out of
  302. 11:12everything I've just told you, which
  303. 11:13explanations surprised you the most or
  304. 11:15which ones are you already applying? In
  305. 11:18any case, I hope this video has
  306. 11:19provided you with some answers. Did you
  307. 11:21like it? Tell me all about it in the
  308. 11:23comments. Like if you enjoyed the
  309. 11:24content. Share it, it might help other
  310. 11:26people. Subscribe, I will be back with
  311. 11:28you. very soon with lots of videos on
  312. 11:30many other topics. For now, take good
  313. 11:32care.

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