Kinda-sorta.
To lose weight you need to be using up more calories than you're eating, and that's pretty much it.
While exercise will make you use up more calories, weight loss or not still depends on how many calories you're eating.
Let's say you're eating 1000 calories more than you need (that's easy, it's like two cupcakes and coffee), and you're using up 500 calories through exercise.
That'll still put you 500 cals more than you need, and you'll keep gaining weigh - only a bit slower now.
But maybe your eating is only a little wrong - say 100 calories more than you need. Now, 500 calories worth of exercise will be the same as 400 cals of weight loss. Nothing you'd see in a day, but give it some weeks and there'll be a difference.
Exercise and healthy eating!
aerobic exercise will work better than anaerobic, but there is no way to control where you lose the weight.
The order of the exercise does not make a difference.It is about how you do the exercise an how much you do it.
There are plenty of exercise programs that will make weight loss healthy especially weightwatchers. Weightwatcher use food products and exercise to lose weight. Eating a healthy diet can be an exercise program.
Lower your calorie intake and make exercise.
It won't help you lose weight, only to make your diet healthier. Exercise does that. Raw celery is negative calories and can help you lose weight.
if you exercise, you lose weight. it's as simple as that!
feed them a little less and buy them an exercise wheel
Dogs need to be taken on walks, walking is exercise, exercise can help you lose weight
Exercise.
No, magnets cannot make you lose weight. There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that magnets have any effect on weight loss. It is important to focus on a healthy diet and regular exercise for weight management.
Typically, diabetic diets make the patient lose weight as opposed to gaining weight. However, it is of course possible to gain weight on such a diet. Regular exercise is still essential.