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Just like you can slow down your metabolism by dieting, you can also speed it up through a process known as “reverse dieting."  Reverse dieting is ...

There is no one-size-fits-all recommendation for the length of time you should reverse diet. For some people the process might only take three or four mont...

If you find yourself in any of the following situations, you should start with reverse dieting:   You’ve plateaued When you hit a major sticking p...

The point at which you should end your reverse will depend on why you chose to reverse diet in the first place. Reason # 1: Bring calories up to a more...

Weight loss plateaus happen when calories drop so low that you’re unable to stick to them. At this point, rather than beating your head against a wall and t...

Since you’re eating more food, you should expect to put on some weight during the reverse diet process. But there are ways to limit this, and you can use yo...

When setting up your reverse diet goal, you will have a slider you can use to set how quickly you’d like to add calories. All points of the slider will incr...

When calories drop too low, overwhelming hunger, intense cravings, urges to binge, fatigue, mood swings, and a decline in performance occurs. All of this wi...

Depending on the setting you choose, calories will be increased by around 30 – 75 per week as long as your weight gain is within the acceptable range ...

Weight gain is a common concern for those considering reverse dieting, and this is understandable since gaining a little bit of weight is likely.  But t...