Niha's OMAD Journal

mikseyniha
mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
Hi Everyone!

I would be logging my OMAD weight loss progress here. I will be 32 yrs old in May. I started my OMAD journey on 2nd April 2017 and have lost 0.3 kg in just 2 days. I look forward to your support in my journey to a perfect health.

Weight loss journey start date : 15th Feb, 2017
Starting weight on 15th Feb : 105 kg
OMAD start date : 2nd April
OMAD starting weight : 96.4 kg
Weight on 4th April : 96.1 kg
Goal weight range is 60 to 65 kg
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  • dajoloehr
    dajoloehr Posts: 447 Member
    Looking forward to seeing your progress :)
  • amflautist
    amflautist Posts: 939 Member
    Welcome!
  • andyvedz
    andyvedz Posts: 22 Member
    You are doing great so far! Keep it up :)
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    Welcome and good luck!!! :)
  • leveejohn
    leveejohn Posts: 346 Member
    Welcome aboard!!
  • blambo61
    blambo61 Posts: 4,372 Member
    Welcome!
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    Thank you all so much for the motivation. Its really easier with all the support :)
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    Weight loss journey start date : 15th Feb, 2017
    Starting weight on 15th Feb : 105 kg
    OMAD start date : 2nd April
    OMAD starting weight : 96.4 kg
    Weight on 6th April : 95.2 kg
    Weight loss with OMAD: 1.2 kg
    Total weight loss: 9.8 kg
    Goal weight range is 60 to 65 kg
  • amflautist
    amflautist Posts: 939 Member
    You have lost 10 kg in less than 2 months. Superstar! Congratulations.
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    amflautist wrote: »
    You have lost 10 kg in less than 2 months. Superstar! Congratulations.

    Thank you so much! Most of it happened with calorie deficit. I am hoping OMAD works for me even better :smiley:
  • amflautist
    amflautist Posts: 939 Member
    @mikseyniha I'll have what you're having.
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    KUTGW :)
  • kabrigail
    kabrigail Posts: 149 Member
    You're off to a great start! Doing awesome!
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    Thanks everyone! Looking forward to consistent progress :smile:
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    KUTGW :)

    :smiley:
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    edited April 2017
    Lost another 0.2 kg since yesterday. I know I shouldn't be weighing every day but I just couldn't control this morning when that scale is just right there in front of my eyes :wink:

    Weight loss journey start date : 15th Feb, 2017
    Starting weight on 15th Feb : 105 kg
    OMAD start date : 2nd April
    OMAD starting weight : 96.4 kg
    Weight on 7th April : 95.0 kg
    Weight loss with OMAD: 1.4 kg
    Total weight loss: 10 kg
    Goal weight range is 60 to 65 kg
  • blambo61
    blambo61 Posts: 4,372 Member
    1.4 kg in 4 days is rocking!
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    @blambo61 yaaaayyy! Thank you :smile:
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    Thats terrific!!! :)
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    @brendagaudette thanks so much! I hope I manage to keep it away from bouncing back :smiley:
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    Usually I have my OMAD meal around 6 pm. Today i had a chicken salad around 1 pm at work, which was somewhere around 300 calories. Definitely it was nowhere near my minimum calorie intake. How do I put in the remaining calories for day? Either I skip everything now and have my meal tomorrow or Today would not be an OMAD day.. Any suggestions?
  • leveejohn
    leveejohn Posts: 346 Member
    When I can't excuse myself from a business meal, I've tried to have just a plain salad with dressing, no croutons etc. then I have a normal OMAD meal at night. Doesn't seem to interfere with progress.

    In your case where you consumed 300 calories mid day, I would try to just eat really light that day. But if you do this too much I'm afraid it risks slowing weight loss.
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    @leveejohn ohh i see.. Good that i just had a light meal in the evening
  • blambo61
    blambo61 Posts: 4,372 Member
    If you skip the evening food, you may be setting yourself up for failure the next day.
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    Lost another kg! I am surprised, really. With just around 450 cal yesterday, i was skeptical about any progress this morning. Really surprised to see another kg go by. I hope i am able to keep it away from coming back. I want to achieve my first short term goal of reaching my pre- pregnancy weight, 87 kg. I would be so glad to be there.

    Weight loss journey start date : 15th Feb, 2017
    Starting weight on 15th Feb : 105 kg
    OMAD start date : 2nd April
    OMAD starting weight : 96.4 kg
    Weight on 8th April : 94.0 kg
    Weight loss with OMAD: 2.4 kg
    Total weight loss: 11 kg
    Goal weight range is 60 to 65 kg
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    @blambo61 yeah even i thought so! Surprise surprise! :smiley:
  • 1MADGIRL
    1MADGIRL Posts: 838 Member
    Welcome and congrats!!! Your progress is amazing!! You're motivation for all of us!
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    @1MADGIRL thanks a lot, so much motivation and inspiration around this group :smiley:
  • mikseyniha
    mikseyniha Posts: 442 Member
    edited April 2017
    Well, I actually gained 300gms today. Yesterday was kind of feast day for me but i remained well under my bmr limit. Looks like a surge due to my approaching chums. Expect to gain a little while they come and go.. However, effectively lost 2.1 kg or 4.6 lbs in the first week :smiley:

    Weight loss journey start date : 15th Feb, 2017
    Starting weight on 15th Feb : 105 kg
    OMAD start date : 2nd April
    OMAD starting weight : 96.4 kg
    Weight on 9th April : 94.3 kg
    Weight loss with OMAD: 2.1 kg
    Total weight loss: 10.7 kg
    Goal weight range is 60 to 65 kg
  • amflautist
    amflautist Posts: 939 Member
    You amaze me. Nearly 5# in the first week - wow! Great work. BTW, I agree with your tactic of eating a light meal at night when you break your fast at noon. Two things count. Total number of calories, and number of consecutive hours without food. The latter your body uses to re-up the hormones needed for burning fat, and then it has time to actually burn some fat. Once you break your fast with a noontime meal, you have nothing to lose by adding in a little something in the evening. Your next long fast will be until the next evening meal, and that is nearly 24 hours.
    Good work!