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While dropping your calories might work during a short-term cut, it doesn’t work that way if you’ve been consistently undereating for a long time. Like it or not, your body’s job is to keep you alive. When it senses that you’re starving –– either from outside factors or through a low-calorie diet –– yourmetabolism slows down to conserve energy and keep you alive. In other words, from the time you start cutting calories, your body begins to burn less. Over time, it can even slow to extremes –– eating as little as 1,000 calories might not result in weight loss (and eating over that could actually cause weight gain). If you’ve been cutting calories for an extended period of time and haven’t seen the scale move in a week or two, your body is probably trying to tell you that it’s time for more food.
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