Why do women lose weight? Answer: Listen to the male whistle

Losing weight in order to fit into a bikini in the summer and for next month's wedding always requires a little motivation. A recent British study pointed out that what women actually want is very simple. They just want to hear a group of men whistling flirtatiously when they pass by them.

The study found that 28% of women are motivated by the sound of an old fashioned whistle. (Photo/Taken from the Daily Mail)

The weight loss drug "XLS-Medical Fat Binder" experimental center conducted a study on dieters and found that 26% of people would lose motivation and give up losing weight if they felt that their efforts were not noticed. 85% of dieters can keep going with just one compliment; 28% of women are motivated by the old-fashioned sound of a whistle, and another 54% of women who are losing weight say frankly, "I love this whistle."

Sincere compliments will help dieters stick to their diet, but ironic compliments are likely to make them lose confidence. 37% of respondents said they don’t want to hear people say “good nutrition”, while other compliments such as “you have curves” (36%) and “you look healthy” (33%) are also likely to hurt dieters.

Nutritionist Helen Bond said that "external success" is an important key for dieters to maintain long-term motivation. The recognition of friends and family can give them the courage to continue. Fitness trainer Elise Lindsay also said that it is easier to succeed if you work out with friends who have similar ideas and the same weight loss goals.

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