Mad at myself. I need help!!
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Not sleeping well, craving chocolate, not being able to control your eating. These things all go together and are not just coincedence. If you have vitamin and mineral deficiences, and/or hormonal imbalances, I don't care how much will power you have, it will let you down eventually. The key to losing weight and staying at a healthy weight is not being tough or strong but getting healthy. Chocolate cravings and trouble sleeping could be an adrenal problem, or estrogen dominance could be causing a deficiency of magnesium. A deficiency of magnesium will cause chocolate cravings. One symptom of having estrogen dominace is having difficult periods.
THANK YOU!! I am going to start with magnesium today.0 -
Thanks for all your answers/comments. I had been writing my food down for months (this summer) and then got away from it. I wrote all the time and was not losing weight and someone told me I was thinking to much about this and thats why I wasn't losing. So I quit writing and just tried doing it that way. Well here I am again going to log my food.0
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According to my doctor, the lack of sleep I experience is due to sleep apnea which is whack since I've never slept more than 5 hours since I was born. But I'd check it out. Reading your post sure does sound like me too. I cure my chocolate cravings by always having fun size chocolate in the house. ONE fun sized treat stops the binging on full size bars...or even a small serving of chocolate chips. Dark chocolate is best to satisfy the cravings and can be beneficial as well.
I've been doing very well on maintaining slightly under 1200 cal a day yet NO weight loss. I don't have the heart ability to do 30 minutes of cardio a day, sheesh I'm lucky to be able to take the dog for a walk. It's just we have to keep PLUGGING along, Keep trying, Don't stop....it will pay off it's just going to take longer for us.
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It's simple. If you really WANT to lose weight, you are going to find a way to keep your calorie intake to a healthy and sustainable level.
Anyone can workout for an hour. Controlling what goes in your mouth the other 23 hours is the real hard work.
my thoughts exactly!!!0
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