ダイエットで筋肉を落とさずに脂肪だけ落とすことは可能ですか?

高須幹弥(高須クリニック)
25 Jul 202017:28

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  • 😀 Muscle loss is a common issue when in a calorie deficit, as the body breaks down both fat and muscle for energy.
  • 😀 A high protein intake (50% or more of daily calories) is essential to preserve muscle mass while losing fat.
  • 😀 Strength training or resistance exercises signal the body to retain muscle mass during a fat loss phase.
  • 😀 Being in a calorie deficit is necessary for fat loss, but excessive calorie restriction can lead to muscle loss and metabolic slowdown.
  • 😀 Unlike steroid users, natural athletes face muscle loss when cutting, as their bodies don't have the same ability to preserve muscle in a calorie deficit.
  • 😀 Maintaining a moderate caloric deficit is crucial for fat loss while minimizing muscle breakdown.
  • 😀 Steroid users can grow muscle while cutting, as steroids improve muscle retention and recovery, unlike natural methods.
  • 😀 Avoid overtraining with excessive cardio or weight training, as it can increase muscle loss during fat loss phases.
  • 😀 Muscle mass is metabolically expensive, so the body will naturally break it down during a calorie deficit to conserve energy.
  • 😀 To minimize muscle loss, focus on proper nutrition, including high protein intake, and combine it with strength training for better fat loss results.
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