Cheat Day: Can You Still Lose Weight With It?
November 20, 2017
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A cheat day is a day that you allow yourself to hop off your diet and eat whatever you want. A cheat day can be any day of the week, but most people schedule their cheat day over the weekend. The theory behind having a day to eat anything is that you’ll stick to your diet throughout the rest of the week and stave off cravings.
In this episode of Ancient Medicine Today, I share my own personal experience with cheat days, the pros and cons of testing out this dieting method as well as the best possible way to go about having a cheat day. Watch to learn more.
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