Upped Calories last month:update

PopsGils
Posts: 68 Member
SO! Just thought I would write an update, I upped my calories from between 1000-1400 a month ago, when i weighed 138 pounds ans was pretty much maintaining on such a low amount bobbing up and down between the same couple of pounds, I am now on an average of 1700-1800 day, gaining in total 4 pounds in the month - but still bobbing up and down between 140.2 and 142.4 (after this weekend) so on some days Ive gained 2 pounds from upping cals and other days its 4 pounds. Anyway. I am basically trying to reset my metabolism. My RMR is 1360 and my BMR is 1700. I am amazed that I have not gained more weight as I havent eaten this much in YEARS, literally.
How long do you think I should keep at my BMR before I can go back down and start slowly losing?!
How long do you think I should keep at my BMR before I can go back down and start slowly losing?!
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No idea0
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BMR is the minimum amount of calories you require to function, if your exercising on top of this you should be loseing weight.
stop weighing yourself eat your BMR calories0 -
I had it tested in a lab and actually RMR is the minimum amount of calories you require to function and BMR is that - plus any daily activities and exercise you do, i dont exercise at the moment so my BMR is about 17000
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I think you should keep it at 1800 and just increase your activity.0
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