Finally going to lose it!
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v_cowley
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Hi there,
I have been trying to lose weight for what feels like my whole life.
I'm 6ft and currently weigh 266lbs.
I've always been overweight and of course I've never been happy with that but that hasn't stopped it from creeping up. And up. And up!
I feel like my mind has clicked into place now though.
So here we go. Any help would be appreciated!
Quick question: how big is a cup of water? (in ml's) I hate it (hooked on diet fizzy) but I don't want to cheat without knowing it.
I have been trying to lose weight for what feels like my whole life.
I'm 6ft and currently weigh 266lbs.
I've always been overweight and of course I've never been happy with that but that hasn't stopped it from creeping up. And up. And up!
I feel like my mind has clicked into place now though.
So here we go. Any help would be appreciated!
Quick question: how big is a cup of water? (in ml's) I hate it (hooked on diet fizzy) but I don't want to cheat without knowing it.
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a can is usually 330mls if thats any help0
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loopingcaterpillar wrote: »a can is usually 330mls if thats any help0
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Hi, just start logging in your food, even if you go over your allowance still log it in, eventually you will see what changes you need to make to keep your calories under what you need to be at. I have found I can eat what I want (in moderation of course), but have to pay it back with exercise if I want to keep under.
A 'cup' measure can be different depending on where you are at - US = 240ml, UK = 284ml, Aus & NZ = 250ml. US tends to measure mostly in cups so would go with the 240ml maybe??
Not sure where you are located, but if in the UK, have you tried the flavoured water from Sainsbury...not sure if its any healthier than diet fizzy, but I like it.0 -
for water i usually just count 1 cup as a regular sized glass, the sort you could pour a can into (but i dont really log water as i like to complete my entry early evening but still be free to drink more :P)0
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Hi, just start logging in your food, even if you go over your allowance still log it in, eventually you will see what changes you need to make to keep your calories under what you need to be at. I have found I can eat what I want (in moderation of course), but have to pay it back with exercise if I want to keep under.
A 'cup' measure can be different depending on where you are at - US = 240ml, UK = 284ml, Aus & NZ = 250ml. US tends to measure mostly in cups so would go with the 240ml maybe??
Not sure where you are located, but if in the UK, have you tried the flavoured water from Sainsbury...not sure if its any healthier than diet fizzy, but I like it.
Brilliant thank you, I'm in the UK, Ido drink the Volvic flavoured water (no added sugar) not sure if that's cheating though?!0
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