Conventional wisdom has taught us that if you want to lose weight you should cut calories intake. Most people still believe in the theory of calories in over calories out. Our bodies are not the same and a one size fits all model of weight management does not work. Our bodies will use calories from various types of food differently depending on what the body requires at that stage. If the use of calories by our bodies is so complex, the theory of counting calorie intake may not be useful for weight management. Therefore, different context will require a different plan of action in order to achieve the desired results.
In the daily hustle and bustle, we forget to maintain our body. Desk jobs, unhealthy diet and a boring routine, make us gain weight. In early stages, we do not realize the difference.
In the morning, do you always snooze your alarm clock a few times before waking? Or do you feel sleepy in the middle of your work, and needed a cup coffee so badly? Or do you skipped your evening exercise because you are too tired? Or do pick up "to go" meal because you are too tired to cook? All these problems have a common denominator: SLEEP DEPRIVATION. Inadequate sleep is a vicious cycle that can cause weight gain and affect your health.
