I'm not losing the amount weight I should be losing!

Dionysos4
Dionysos4 Posts: 63 Member
edited November 14 in Health and Weight Loss
I started trying to lose weight a bit more than a week ago, and I have gained 1/2 a kg. I have been just under the calorie counts every day which should be losing me 1 kg per week. (Previous attempts to lose weight saw me lose 3-5 kgs in the first week) Why am I gaining weight when the math says that I should be losing it?

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  • stelper
    stelper Posts: 19
    Did you accurately calculate your TDEE with the Harris Benedict Formula, or the the MyFitnessPal calculator? Have you been lifting weights? Have you been consuming more than usual amounts of sodium?
  • SergeantSausage
    SergeantSausage Posts: 1,673 Member
    Because : Random Daily Fluctuation, that's why.

    Mine's as high as 6 pounds in less than 24 hours.
  • TheVirgoddess
    TheVirgoddess Posts: 4,535 Member
    djmclay4 wrote: »
    I started trying to lose weight a bit more than a week ago, and I have gained 1/2 a kg. I have been just under the calorie counts every day which should be losing me 1 kg per week. (Previous attempts to lose weight saw me lose 3-5 kgs in the first week) Why am I gaining weight when the math says that I should be losing it?

    Do you weigh your food?
    How much do you have to lose, total?
    What is your weekly loss goal set at?
    What sort of exercise do you do and how do you get your calorie burn?
    Can you please open your diary?
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