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Frustrated. .

babyleonard5
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I feel like I've been trying so hard at this and getting nowhere. My eating habits are drastically different than they used to be and I exercise every chance I get, and I follow the calorie goal.. yet my weight has been the same for like a week now. I've heard about how the weight "melts off" people who make big changes, but it's not happening with me. Ugh.. I need more motivation and/or advice.
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One week? I would give it more time.
Also you said your eating habits is different but you did not say less than before? CICO0 -
Patience0
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Weight loss isn't linear. There will always be weeks where you don't lose or even gain. Keep going, and if you haven't lost in another 2-3 weeks, then you'll want to look into ways to tighten up your logging.0
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What kind of workout are you doing?0
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The problem is you don't know enough about the process. There is a fluid flux in the body that makes daily and weekly weigh-ins problematic. Fluids might make your overall weight stay the same even though you're really losing fat. If this continues to frustrate you, I recommend bi-weekly weigh-ins, under the same conditions every time.0
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yopeeps025 wrote: »One week? I would give it more time.
Also you said your eating habits is different but you did not say less than before? CICO
I eat WAY less than I used to, cut out fast food, fried food, sugar (besides natural), cut pop and drink nothing but water. I used to eat anything I wanted, anytime I wanted and as much as I wanted.. now I stay under the calorie goal.0 -
itsthehumidity wrote: »The problem is you don't know enough about the process. There is a fluid flux in the body that makes daily and weekly weigh-ins problematic. Fluids might make your overall weight stay the same even though you're really losing fat. If this continues to frustrate you, I recommend bi-weekly weigh-ins, under the same conditions every time.
Thanks.. thats good to know0
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