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Over the past year or two, I keep hearing about OBGYNs running weight loss centers?
What does diet have to do with gynocology? I mean, sure it’s medicine and diet impacts health, but this would make more sense to see in a cardiologist’s office.
I assume it’s all about money, but I wondered if anyone else has noticed this?

Anything?

Do you think it will help at all? Over the course of this year ive lost 48 pounds. I gained back nearly 5 after stopping exercising for 2 months, but i lost them last week with exercising. I really want to lose my last 20-25 pounds. I will be exercising hard for an hour 5 days a week of cardio and eating 1500-1800 calories. I decided to try taking this weight loss supplement Xenadrine as well. Do you think it would help at all?

Do you think it will help at all? Over the course of this year ive lost 48 pounds. I gained back nearly 5 after stopping exercising for 2 months, but i lost them last week with exercising. I really want to lose my last 20-25 pounds. I will be exercising hard for an hour 5 days a week of cardio and eating 1500-1800 calories. I decided to try taking this weight loss supplement Xenadrine as well. Do you think it would help at all?

some people say 4 days a week but some say 5 days a week or…
if you have any experience which is better?

What is the mathematical equation for figuring out the % of body fat each person has lost??

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I mostly do calisthenics but I lift weights occasionally.I’m talking about reaching the point of failure on any exercise after one rep or two reps or even 50 reps depending on the weight used. Is it detrimental to go to failure on an exercise? Should I stop shortly before going to temporary muscular failure? What’s the difference in reaching failure on one set versus cumulative exhaustion after several sets? Is going to failure a bad thing? Some people seem to think that going to failure is absolutely necessary on every set while others think that going to failure is like poison to your nervous system. Is it really that bad for you to continue a set until you temporarily can’t do any more? Does it lead to burn out(overtraining) more quickly than never going to failure? Is it necessary to feel a burn or feel fatigued after a set? Or could I just split up a set of ten repetitions into ten sets of one rep in order to prevent fatigue? I’m really confused.

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