What are some common weight loss myths?

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 What are some common weight loss myths?

There are several weight loss myths that are not supported by scientific evidence, such as:

  • Skipping meals will help you lose weight faster
  • Carbohydrates are bad for weight loss
  • Eating late at night will cause weight gain

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