Is Watermelon The Best Weight Loss Hack? (is this even healthy??)

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  • @hula62 says:

    My favorite fruit is strawberries, cherries, and blueberries. Berries are refreshing frozen with some cottage cheese or yogurt and a few nuts. I do enjoy watermelon but not every day. Thank you, Abby, for your thoughts on watermelon.

  • @samantha9644 says:

    And here I am every summer eating half a watermelon every other day because I know I only get to have it for such a short amount of time during the year 😭

    • @stephanieann6622 says:

      That’s okay. It’s when you start doing it to stop yourself from eating other foods and to fill you up that it becomes concerning

  • @whelkpeopleofdoom says:

    I am a watermelon fiend. When I get my hands on some, I usually eat around 500g at a time. At the moment I’ve made myself a bit sick of it, but during summer I was eating it almost every day. I am also on a weight loss journey (down 62lbs!) but never tried to use watermelon as a hack to beat hunger. I just don’t really think that would work. It can make a good snack on its own, but yeah, it doesn’t really create satiety. I usually eat it along with a small serving of something protein heavy if I’m making it a meal. You’re never gonna feel good if you’re not properly nourished, and that means getting a balanced intake of all your macros. I’ve had issues with restrictive EDs in the past, and they’re really a miserable test of willpower, because you’re always fighting hunger. Plus you always feel like crap. This is the first time I’m losing weight in a healthy way, and omg, it is SO much easier. It’s just falling off me and people are so impressed but honestly, I don’t even really feel like I’m trying that hard, lol. I rarely exercise and I almost never have to deal with hunger to stay within my calorie budget. It’s all about balanced eating.

    • @annag.9350 says:

      Are you counting calories? I also want to lose weight, but I struggled with disorderd eating (and still am) and I always hear from other people, that I should count calories, but I’m afraid that I will end up starving myself.

  • @ZephHorner says:

    I cut mine up into a container and put in fridge so when I want something sweet I grab a few pieces lovely and cold and enjoy but it’s more about a replacement for say eating ice cream for me so guess that could be considered weight loss alternative!

  • @CurrentBeatle says:

    Personally i think its super tasty and idc how nonfilling or anything it is
    Also kinda a bonus that theres so much water bc i dont really love actually drinking water

  • @p0ll4kr4 says:

    this is very funny an old lady told me that on a spinning class 10 years ago in a hot smelly basement where children cut their wrists

  • @cassandrag1460 says:

    If you’re someone who enjoys snacking, however, and have specific calorie targets, consuming high volume, low-calorie dense foods can be very satisfying. And the fact that it is so low calorie means that you can have another snack, a short time later.
    Eating these types of high volume, delicious, healthy, low cal foods is great for people who enjoy snacking throughout the day – and makes it possible to adhere to specific dietary targets. Not everyone wants or needs a super high calorie meal that’s going to keep them full for hours.

  • @FlyingDubja says:

    I love eating like half a personal watermelon in the summer. But I also know I’m not eating it to satiate hunger. I’m eating it because it’s a cold, sweet treat that’s perfect for a hot summer day. If I wanted it to be filling, I’d add it to a salad with chicken, feta, dark leafy greens, and a balsamic glaze. Both snacks are okay! They just feed a different hunger.

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