Here are some disadvantages of dieting:
• Dieters often experience physical consequences such as: loss of muscular strength and endurance
• Decreased oxygen utilization
• Thinning hair
• Loss of coordination
• Dehydration and electrolyte imbalances
• Fainting, weakness, and slowed heart rates
• Dieting also impacts your mind. When you restrict calories you restrict your energy, which in turn can restrict your brainpower.
• Medical studies indicate that people on diets have slower reaction times and lesser ability to concentrate than people not on diet.
• All of the stress and anxiety about food and weight that preoccupy dieters actually can consume a portion of a dieter’s working memory capacity.
• Numerous studies link chronic dieting with feelings of depression, low-self-esteem and increased stress.
• Dieting can lead to an eating disorder.
• Many studies and many health professionals note that patients with eating disorders were dieting at the time of the development of their eating disorder.
• Dieting may not cause an eating disorder, but the constant concern about body weight and shape, fat grams and calories can start a vicious cycle of body dissatisfaction and obsession that can lead all too quickly to an eating disorder.



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