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lesliereloaded
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I'm 4'9 at 102 pounds trying to lose 7 to get to 95, and then if I'm not satisfied with the way I look, I'll attempt to drop to 90. I'm just here to comment on the fact on how being so short is such a drag. I get only 1000 calories a day if I want to lose a pound a week. I work out and never eat the calories back. I started at 121 pounds by the way, and managed to drop to 110 in like a month, it was so easy. But since I hit 109 it's been extremely hard to lose the weight, any tips on how to lose faster? And by "workout" I mean I go to the gym 5/6 times a week and do about 1 hour of cardio and 30 mins of weights.
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Why do you need to lose the weight "fast"?0
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Aw man, that sucks. But being at a healthy BMI already and having not a lot to lose, it's going to come off slow. The 11lbs in a month likely had a fair bit of water weight in it, so you can't base your continuing expectations on that. Slow and steady, eh?0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »Aw man, that sucks. But being at a healthy BMI already and having not a lot to lose, it's going to come off slow. The 11lbs in a month likely had a fair bit of water weight in it, so you can't base your continuing expectations on that. Slow and steady, eh?
Yeah I guess so . Don't really have any other options besides starving myself, which I refuse to do.
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What about Low carbs, higher protein and fat for weight loss?0
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MargaretSobers wrote: »What about Low carbs, higher protein and fat for weight loss?
Or a calorie deficit?0 -
lesliereloaded wrote: »
It's always such a shock when summer comes... You just never know when it's going to happen....0 -
I'm basically in the same boat- summer is comming and I know a few of my favourite summer dresses are on the tight side. At our height:
-We have a lower metabloic rate (due to smaller height and body weight)
-We have lower maintenance calories- so there isn't much wiggle room for treats.
-Excess weight shows more easily than on a 5ft4 (for example) girl
-We have a smaller calorie defecit (in order to have a healthy intake)-there is no room for large defecits
-Exercise burnes less calories - due to our smaller height and lower weight
- Apparently we are more prone to water balance issues and constipation (according to the Petite Advantage Diet)- mayve less room for all the intestines, or shorter intestines - or maybe just bunk. I knwo this is a big problem for me personally though.
Yeah- its sucks. I like the Petite Advantage Diet book - not for the diet because it doesn't suit my tastes but for the no-nonsence approach. Eg. Your 5ft6 freind (my bestie is 5ft10!) can have the bread roll and butter, the salad dressing and the second glass of wine- and you can't - deal with it! Works for me.
Good luxck hun. Remember - we are not short- we are 'fun-sized' Lol!0 -
One other thing- if you are short-waisted (probably are at our height) and if your waist-bands on clothing tend to ride straight to your natural waist- then a belly piercing may have trouble healing. I tried piercing mine twice over the years and it never healed properly. I am left with a knot of scar tissue now. Something to consider.0
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