Still Experiencing Frequent Yo-Yo Diets?

Have you ever wondered why weight loss is easy up and down? Now you have the answer. The researchers say this is because they have certain types of proteins in the blood.

Angiotensin-converting enzyme protein is closely related to the weight of the female body and how it maintains its shape after a diet. With a simple blood test, you can find out if you include people who easily gain weight when the diet stops.

"Contrary to popular belief, they were not really hard to lose weight. The problem is to keep it," said Susan Jebb, Medical Council Nutrition Research Center in Cambridge. "Yo-yo dieting confuses people psychologically, and is a recurring cycle, which makes us feel like a failure and kutrang confidence."

Researchers from eight countries in Europe, including Britain, have analyzed the blood of 96 people who have been dieting to lose weight. Half of these were able to maintain weight, or even hold it down. But the other half gets a weight of more. Well, they are able to maintain weight loss tend to decrease the levels of the enzyme in large quantities.

It is still unclear how the protein affects dieters, but the protein is believed to have gotten to the hormones that control the degree of satisfaction that we are, and make the body store fat and water. For James Stubbs, obesity doctors in the world to lose weight, to keep the weight remains critical to the success of the diet.