Scared because dieting and gaining weight. Is it a tumour?
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I don't overeat! On the days I went over I was only over the amount of calories it would take to lose weight. I wasn't eating over my daily recommended amount, so I shouldn't have gained.0
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Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.0 -
Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
crap, now i'm worried i have a tumor.0 -
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I don't overeat! On the days I went over I was only over the amount of calories it would take to lose weight. I wasn't eating over my daily recommended amount, so I shouldn't have gained.
Did you even listen to anything anybody has written as response?
I'll summarize for you:
1)Your logging isn't accurate, therefor you're eating more calories than you think
2)Your sodium is high, which can cause water retention
3)Hormonal issues (Ovulation, Time of the month)
4)Possible Menopause
I may have missed some other suggestions, but these were the main ones.0 -
Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
What? :huh:0 -
Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
What? :huh:
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Ok,the amount if calories that MFP recommends you eat is based on your height and weight and how much you want to lose. It works out your tdee. If you eat 'over' it means you are going over the 'diet' amount. It does not mean you are going over your maintenance amount.0
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Ok,the amount if calories that MFP recommends you eat is based on your height and weight and how much you want to lose. It works out your tdee. If you eat 'over' it means you are going over the 'diet' amount. It does not mean you are going over your maintenance amount.
Also, I'm not asking you why I haven't lost weight, I'm asking why I gained 7lbs. Based on calories over the past 2 weeks I shouldn't have gained.0 -
Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
What? :huh:
what?
What? :huh:
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Liftng4Lis wrote: »
I think she means she was eating at TDEE instead of TDEE -%
OP, again like others have said unless you are logging totally accurately using scales then you're likely eating more than you think. Also as I mentioned excessive sodium really can have an impact on the scale. And others have stated that that time of the month can also do that.
Seriously though, going from 0 to tumor is a little asinine.0 -
Ok,the amount if calories that MFP recommends you eat is based on your height and weight and how much you want to lose. It works out your tdee. If you eat 'over' it means you are going over the 'diet' amount. It does not mean you are going over your maintenance amount.
Also, I'm not asking you why I haven't lost weight, I'm asking why I gained 7lbs. Based on calories over the past 2 weeks I shouldn't have gained.
This has been answered repeatedly in this thread. You are eating more than you think.0 -
Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
What? :huh:
what?
What? :huh:
i think we are at an impasse here.0 -
I DIDNT OVEREAT BY 15,000 calories though!!!0
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Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
What? :huh:
what?
What? :huh:
i think we are at an impasse here.
La siguiente vez mejor quedate callada.0 -
Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Lasmartchika wrote: »Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »Perhaps your body knows where it wants to be? It's at a very healthy weight.
In all seriousness, this sssooo much. At 40, you should be happy where you're at. You're healthy, stop stressing so much. Go live life.
I'm 40 and am 106 pounds which is the same weight I was at 18. Being 40 is no reason to have to be happy where you're at if it's not where you want to be.
What? :huh:
what?
What? :huh:
i think we are at an impasse here.
La siguiente vez mejor quedate callada.
why are you speaking in spanish? anyway, no i don't keep quiet when i have something to say.0 -
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Ok,the amount if calories that MFP recommends you eat is based on your height and weight and how much you want to lose. It works out your tdee. If you eat 'over' it means you are going over the 'diet' amount. It does not mean you are going over your maintenance amount.
Also, I'm not asking you why I haven't lost weight, I'm asking why I gained 7lbs. Based on calories over the past 2 weeks I shouldn't have gained.
Well, you ate too much. That's why you've been gaining.
You have unintentionally been miscalculating calories.
It's okay. Just start weighing your foods and logging everything you eat. Eat only half of your exercise calories back.
Learn to be happy with you no matter what.
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