55-65 year old women's success?

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  • SalinitySally
    SalinitySally Posts: 258 Member
    solieco1 wrote: »
    @SalinitySally your name is positively intriguing. Ocean fan or something else? I'm so sorry for the pain you've had to go through. The strength and love that comes through your post is palpable. As far as the trolls on here, you do you and don't hesitate from sharing - the rest of us enjoy hearing from you! Much love.

    Thank you for your kind words.

    Re my screen name: SaltySally was taken 😜. I live in Salt Lake City (for one more year before we return to the east coast) and was attempting a double entendre but this was the lame alternative.
  • SalinitySally
    SalinitySally Posts: 258 Member
    charmmeth wrote: »
    @SalinitySally, goodness what a story, and I am so sorry for your losses. Good luck on your journey: you can do this (with however many meals each day you want!).

    Thank you ❤️
  • juliemargaretkim
    juliemargaretkim Posts: 206 Member
    @solieco1 Truth! :smiley:
  • debtay123
    debtay123 Posts: 1,327 Member
    So glad that someone finally resurrected this message-- We are glad you are here
    I too can go overboard one way or the other-- so I am working on being balanced- counting my calories to stay in a deficit but also having some treats as well====
  • ideas2
    ideas2 Posts: 1,261 Member
    KimofTas wrote: »
    I'm 40 so I don't totally understand your position however wouldn't you just eat at a deficit if you have more weight to lose? You don't necessarily need to exercise in large amounts to lose weight is what I understand from tracking cals and all of the info on forum here.

    The problem is that if you do not exercise and you consistently restrict calories, the usual thing that happens is that your metabolism slows down and it gets harder and harder. And if you are too consistent and frequent in your eating, even if the feedings are small, you are likely to become metabolically inflexible (your body does not so easily switch back and forth between burning glucose and burning fat and weight loss is more difficult.)
  • cory17
    cory17 Posts: 1,500 Member
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