Not loosing anything
annahouseknecht
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I stay under my calorie level every day and I work out 60 minutes everyday other than Sunday. Dribk nothing but water and feel like I am doing major things, but the scale tells me different. I gained more weight since I been logging back in and counting my callories I can't get to loose any weight
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If you are truly in a caloric deficit you should be losing weight..or losing fat at least. Are you weighing evrything you eat and getting accurate calorie measurements? Also what exercise are you doing? If you are building muscle as a consequence. .then you could be putting on weight..put still affecting your body composition positively. .Rich0
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That's crazy.. Are you keeping you fat, carb and sodium numbers down too?? That's crazy but you look lean. Maybe you're where you're supposed to be lol0
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I am having the same problem, been counting my calorie intake on a daily basis for the past month.I do Zumba 3 tree times a week and I have an eighth year old that keeps me active.My goal is to lose 10 pounds,so far I have only lost 3,what am I doing wrong??? Please advise0
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Not sure what's up maybe your portion size is off or your picking up hidden calories.i0
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I started to diet in December felt like I was doing ok until I got on a scale 28 days later I gained 2 pounds. Hidden calories and coworkers offering food all the time.0
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endisnigh526 wrote: »If you are truly in a caloric deficit you should be losing weight..or losing fat at least. Are you weighing evrything you eat and getting accurate calorie measurements? Also what exercise are you doing? If you are building muscle as a consequence. .then you could be putting on weight..put still affecting your body composition positively. .Rich
I mean I eat a lot of chicken and healthy stuff such as fruits and veggies. Also I replace one meal in the morning with a shake called lean that's only 230 callories! My main work out is swimming because I grew up to do such I run too but mainly I swim laps for about 40 minutes a day
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mimadona2010 wrote: »I am having the same problem, been counting my calorie intake on a daily basis for the past month.I do Zumba 3 tree times a week and I have an eighth year old that keeps me active.My goal is to lose 10 pounds,so far I have only lost 3,what am I doing wrong??? Please advise
I have done a couple of classes such as body bump too at my gym- makes no sense to me I know that I am counting my callories right
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Not sure what's up maybe your portion size is off or your picking up hidden calories.i
I also fasted for 21 days with my chuch where I only was able to drink water eat fruits and veggies and whole grains I did loose 5 lbs those 21 days but then when I got off the fast and started counting calories again I been gaining weight again. At first I thought it's because my body wasn't used to getting "normal" food again but it's been 2 weeks and every time I get on the scale I weigh more! The worsed thing I ate is fat free yogurt with granola. I am defiantly staying under my callories because I scan it in instead of typing and searching0 -
What are your stats (age/height/weight/goal weight)? And can you open your diary?0
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Are you including everything that goes into your mouth? Things you normally don't think of like condiments and supplements? They may be small but they count too. An example I found a few weeks ago: Metamucil 2tblspns = 90 cals and 24 carbs or Fiber Gummy bears had calories and sugars added. Also, salad dressing people forget. Anything that gets ingested gets logged.0
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Hi. Fasting can put a body into a state of shock. Tricking the body to store fat. You need to trick your body to get back on track, regular eating of healthy foods often through the day. It will take some time for your cycle to return to normal. Everyones make up/metabolism is different there's no one right way. Starving the body is no answer. Keep up your activities. If your not already doing so add free weights with various exercising to your cardio. Many people just concentrate on cardio. Exercising with free weights has residual calorie burn after the exercise has been completed, helping to firm and shape over time. And yes building muscle can add weight but in a good way. In the end its not always about a number, its about feeling fitter stronger, firmer, and the end results come in different shapes and sizes. Happy Valentines Day!0
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Is the ticker on your profile page correct? I ask because it shows you've lost 17 pounds. It appears you are able to lose weight. What changed? Were you doing something differently while losing those 17 pounds?
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You'll need to open your diary for more accurate information on what might be going wrong.
Weightloss is a simple mathematical equation, so most likely one of your numbers are off (unless you have a medical issue). Either you're eating more than you think/logging errors (even scanning barcodes can bring up inaccurate enteries). Weighing your food with a food scale is the best way to get as accurate as possible. Overestimating calories burned (only eat back a percentage). Or your not at the correct daily calories and may have to lower them (the calculators are just esrimates).
You'll need to provide more info though. What's your daily calories set at? How many pounds are you trying to lose per week?0 -
You'll need to open your diary for more accurate information on what might be going wrong.
Weightloss is a simple mathematical equation, so most likely one of your numbers are off (unless you have a medical issue). Either you're eating more than you think/logging errors (even scanning barcodes can bring up inaccurate enteries). Weighing your food with a food scale is the best way to get as accurate as possible. Overestimating calories burned (only eat back a percentage). Or your not at the correct daily calories and may have to lower them (the calculators are just esrimates).
You'll need to provide more info though. What's your daily calories set at? How many pounds are you trying to lose per week?
My daily calorie goal is 1600 which depending on what kind of work out I have going on I even stay under! It's not really for me how many pounds in trying to loose weekly it's just that I want to loose 10 lbs all together! I had a year ago lost 16 lbs doing the same thing w/o a problem but now ever since I been logging back on I haven't lost anything
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Is the ticker on your profile page correct? I ask because it shows you've lost 17 pounds. It appears you are able to lose weight. What changed? Were you doing something differently while losing those 17 pounds?
That was from a year ago that I have already lost but it's time to get back in shape ever since I been logging back on, I haven't been able to loose anything doing the same thing now than I did a year ago
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You said you're eating a lot of chicken, fruit and vegetables. Are you weighing them on a food scale and entering them in grams?0
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It's kinda hard to give suggestions when people don't share their diary, or their stats. Things like start date, age, height, starting weight, current weight, goal weight... will help. Are you following a particular plan, doing what MFP lays out for you or something else?0
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annahouseknecht wrote: »I stay under my calorie level every day and I work out 60 minutes everyday other than Sunday. Dribk nothing but water and feel like I am doing major things, but the scale tells me different. I gained more weight since I been logging back in and counting my callories I can't get to loose any weight
Judging by your pic, throw that scale out the window.. You look perfect girl.0 -
Did you post a current pic, or is that an old one of the you that you want to get back to being? I ask, because if that's the current you, and you want to lose 24 more pounds, I've got to tell you, I don't think your goal is a healthy one. If you already look like that, you already look thin and healthy to me.0
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smells like a troll...-1
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chicken has hormones and lots of other chemicals that add to your weight same with everything else on the market, so unless you plant your own food no matter how good you watch calories you cant lose a lot of weight due to the hormones effecting your metabolism and making us bigger.0
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sherwinvegan wrote: »chicken has hormones and lots of other chemicals that add to your weight same with everything else on the market, so unless you plant your own food no matter how good you watch calories you cant lose a lot of weight due to the hormones effecting your metabolism and making us bigger.
What? I've lost almost 60 pounds eating everything with chemicals and hormones.
OP, I'll repeat, what are your stats and can you open your diary?0 -
Did you post a current pic, or is that an old one of the you that you want to get back to being? I ask, because if that's the current you, and you want to lose 24 more pounds, I've got to tell you, I don't think your goal is a healthy one. If you already look like that, you already look thin and healthy to me.
I don't think 130 is unhealthy at all
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annahouseknecht wrote: »Did you post a current pic, or is that an old one of the you that you want to get back to being? I ask, because if that's the current you, and you want to lose 24 more pounds, I've got to tell you, I don't think your goal is a healthy one. If you already look like that, you already look thin and healthy to me.
I don't think 130 is unhealthy at all
No it isn't, but it also depends on your height, and some other stats as well. Weight isn't the only thing that makes you a healthy person. Not trying to offend you, just trying to help. Like I said before I think you look good just the way you are...in my opinion.0 -
annahouseknecht wrote: »Did you post a current pic, or is that an old one of the you that you want to get back to being? I ask, because if that's the current you, and you want to lose 24 more pounds, I've got to tell you, I don't think your goal is a healthy one. If you already look like that, you already look thin and healthy to me.
I don't think 130 is unhealthy at all
No it isn't, but it also depends on your height, and some other stats as well. Weight isn't the only thing that makes you a healthy person. Not trying to offend you, just trying to help. Like I said before I think you look good just the way you are...in my opinion.
You haven't looked under my shirt0 -
So much misinformation here in this thread... O.o
There's nothing wrong with carbs or sodium or hormones or chemicals or......... Whatever. Weight loss is all about calories in vs calories out.
One reason you most likely gained after that strange diet you did with your church is that you probably lost a lot of water weight during it, along with having less glycogen and body waste retained in your body. (Less food generally equals less waste, depending on how little your were eating)
As you went back to more regular eating, all of those things increased, hence possibly increasing your weight.
However, I suspect that you're not losing weight because you're simply not in a calorie deficit. You keep insisting that you're eating all "healthy" or "good" foods, but healthy doesn't mean low calorie. If you're not weighing your solids and measuring your liquids, you're most likely eating a lot more than you think you are.
All the best!
Editing to add... One more thing: The less you need to lose overall, the slower it comes off, generally. If you have a smaller calorie deficit (half a pound a week or less), you have much less margin of error for logging inefficiency.0 -
annahouseknecht wrote: »annahouseknecht wrote: »Did you post a current pic, or is that an old one of the you that you want to get back to being? I ask, because if that's the current you, and you want to lose 24 more pounds, I've got to tell you, I don't think your goal is a healthy one. If you already look like that, you already look thin and healthy to me.
I don't think 130 is unhealthy at all
No it isn't, but it also depends on your height, and some other stats as well. Weight isn't the only thing that makes you a healthy person. Not trying to offend you, just trying to help. Like I said before I think you look good just the way you are...in my opinion.
You haven't looked under my shirt I am pretty average I would say and I know for a fact that my body has plenty of fattening spots that wouldn't be hurt to loose a couple of inches and pounds! I am not offended at all I feel flattered by everyone thinking I'm good and there isn't a need for me to loose any weight
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mimadona2010 wrote: »I am having the same problem, been counting my calorie intake on a daily basis for the past month.I do Zumba 3 tree times a week and I have an eighth year old that keeps me active.My goal is to lose 10 pounds,so far I have only lost 3,what am I doing wrong??? Please advise
3lbs in a month is a good loss, especially for someone with only 10lbs to lose. The less you have to lose, the slower it will come off. You didn't gain those 10lbs in a month so it's not going to come off in a month. Patience, young grasshopper.0 -
Are you using a digital food scale and entering food weight in grams?0
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The same thing was happening to me. I thought I was staying within my caloric boundaries, but in reality, I wasn't. Last month I was watching tv and heard a woman say "your body is a reflection of your lifestyle". I took that in real deeply. Since then, I've lost 13 lbs.
Although I was positive that I was doing it right, I clearly was not. The biggest changes that I made were controlling my portion sizes and ditching the car/walked and walked and walked...and bused. Hope this helps!0
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