Julie shared how using ChatGPT as a “free digital coach” can simplify fat loss, if you know the right questions to ask. “Use AI to help you get personalised advice. Here’s the ChatGPT weight loss guide you need,” Julie says.
According to Julie, these 5 ChatGPT prompts can make a fat loss journey feel clearer and more structured:
1. Calculate your calorie deficit
Julie suggests asking: “Help me find a healthy calorie deficit. I weigh 180 lbs, I’m 45 years old, female, 5’3”, and work out 3x/week. What should my calorie goal be?” She explains that this can give users a starting point tailored to their age, height, weight and activity level.
2. Get a personalised meal plan
Another prompt she recommends: “Create a simple 1700-calorie meal plan that supports blood sugar balance and midlife weight loss. I love chicken and pasta, hate seafood.” “You’ll get instant meal ideas without endless scrolling,” Julie notes, adding that personalisation makes healthy eating more realistic.
3. Plan workouts around your schedule
For busy professionals, Julie suggests trying: “I work 12-hour shifts 3x/week with a 30-minute commute. I have 30 mins for exercise Mon-Fri. Create a workout schedule.” She says this can help remove guesswork and make consistency easier.
4. Understand hormone changes
Midlife weight gain can feel confusing. Julie recommends asking: “I’m 52, experiencing mood swings and belly fat gain without lifestyle changes. Explain possible hormonal causes.” “Get insights to discuss with your doctor,” she advises, emphasising that AI guidance should complement, not replace, medical advice.
5. Troubleshoot weight loss plateaus
For those feeling stuck, Julie shares this prompt: “I’m eating healthy and exercising, but can’t lose weight in midlife. What are 3 possible reasons?” “Get actionable solutions, not just ‘eat less, move more,’” she says.
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