No.
Dieting means being very particular about what you eat and drink, to have a plan for your food intake. It's a separate thing from exercise - although most people who take interest in one of them will also care about the other.
But people who exercise use up more calories, so they don't need to be that picky with what they eat.
Do not avoid exercise when dieting, as exercise is beneficial to your dieting plans by helping you lose weight. Do not overexert yourself, however, as that is detrimental to your health.
No. Dieting means being very particular about what you eat and drink, to have a plan for your food intake. It's a separate thing from exercise - although most people who take interest in one of them will also care about the other. But people who exercise use up more calories, so they don't need to be that picky with what they eat.
EXERCISE!
by doing exercise and dieting.
I think that exercise is the best and dieting is second best. If you do both (diet and exercise) that would be most beneficial in your weight loss plan.
Exercise and proper dieting, eventually its genetic.
Dieting by itself will not produce a flatter stomach in the sense that most people take that. You can lose weight through dieting, but to get a flatter stomach you need to also exercise your abdominal muscle groups.
That's kind of impossible...
exercise... :) running works the fastest
A teen could benefit from exercise by strengthening muscle tone.
A proper weight loss program should include both dieting and exercise. To lose weight effectively you need to both reduce your calorie intake as well as burn more calories. If for some medical reason you are unable to exercise, then begin by dieting.
Yes, it is effective. Diet and exercise together are most effective though.