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Losing Weight in Nigeria Most Nigerians are not aware of how to lose weight, and this is why there are people who resort to drastic measures like drugs and starvation. But what most people don’t know is that losing weight is easy when you know how to do it properly. "The human body is a machine that runs on energy. In order to lose weight, you have to be in a caloric deficit—meaning you’re burning off more calories than you’re consuming. Losing weight is a process, not an event. The first step is to start and then take it one step at a time. Don’t let your weight loss efforts overwhelm you. Don’t try to do too much too soon and don’t try to lose more than 2 pounds per week. Weight loss doesn’t come easily for most people, but science has shown that the right combination of diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes can help many people lose weight and keep it off long term. As a Nigerian, we hope that you have gotten a better understanding of how to lose weight properly and in a healthy manner that will not hurt your health. If you’re looking for some support, we recommend joining our waitlist, If you want even more information on this topic, check out our other blog post on different weight-loss topics." https://qilo.co/science-backed-approach-to-weight-loss-in-nigeria/ |
Founding Bold Health Dr. Onwude and Mustatea met at the Zinc VC which is a mission-driven accelerator program that finds ambitious entrepreneurs who are seeking to solve some of the world's toughest problems. Dr. Onwude has an extensive background working in various countries in the medical sector whilst Mustatea has a background in finance, first in Investment Banking at JP Morgan and then as a venture investor at Atomico. Given their skill sets they felt they would be a great fit and whilst thinking through problems to tackle Elena mentioned her experiences with IBS during a relatively stressful period of her life and how going on a yoga retreat and learning about CBT enabled her to "manage her symptoms and free herself". More: https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommywilliams1/2020/08/31/meet-bold-health-digital-therapeutics-startup-helping-people-to-improve-digestive-health/#19c2044c2498 |
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