I see many with very pour nutrition in their diet.

jonnythan · January 2014

agree - your story is as complicated as one of those Chinese finger puzzles…I still don't know what the point is….weighed 128..gained it all back to 168 …was 28% body fat, then wanted to get to 18% body fat, but at that time weighted 128 but needed to lose 150 pounds due to completive gymnast injury that lead to weight gain and discover of said diseases..and along the way became a health professional, or was it nutritional professional?….did I leave anything out..?

Something about listening to her because of her parents.

Good god, its like trying to decipher the last season of Lost.

And she took, like, a dozen science classes in college.

Cindyinpg · January 2014

Ohai!

You have ice-cream on your ticker, there's NO WAY you are a success!!!!111one

Pssst: Wanna share a massive banana split? Without the banana?

We can share this one. No zucchini, stevia or ice chips in it either, I promise!

MoreBean13 · January 2014

Alex, I really think it would benefit everybody if you wrote a separate thread in which you explain your whole story beginning to end. It is very confusing and the parts you choose to reveal contradict one another regularly. It makes you come off as a liar with convenient explanations that don't quite make sense when someone points out the contradictions.

Let me tell you something about MFP- you could have a doctorate in Exercise Physiology, you could be a registered dietitian, or a night janitor and nobody gives one lick about your qualifications, because the only thing that matters here is your post history, the quality of advice you give, and what kind of success you have had (and the success itself is still secondary to what you post). SO just think about that a while when you post. Your posts ARE you, here.

ndj1979 · January 2014

agree - your story is as complicated as one of those Chinese finger puzzles…I still don't know what the point is….weighed 128..gained it all back to 168 …was 28% body fat, then wanted to get to 18% body fat, but at that time weighted 128 but needed to lose 150 pounds due to completive gymnast injury that lead to weight gain and discover of said diseases..and along the way became a health professional, or was it nutritional professional?….did I leave anything out..?

You forgot her 45 college science classes that she has taken without earning a degree.

I was bound to leave something out...

MsMimidoll · January 2014

So insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope are all excuses? Get a life.

You forgot the Osgood-Schlatter disease.

Osgood-schlatter has nothing to do with preventing me from losing weight. That's why I didn't include it. Didn't include any of the GI diseases I have either for that particular reason.

Wow, how the heck do you manage to stay alive?

What if she's a....*whispers*ghost

alexandriax03 · January 2014

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ThickMcRunFast · January 2014

agree - your story is as complicated as one of those Chinese finger puzzles…I still don't know what the point is….weighed 128..gained it all back to 168 …was 28% body fat, then wanted to get to 18% body fat, but at that time weighted 128 but needed to lose 150 pounds due to completive gymnast injury that lead to weight gain and discover of said diseases..and along the way became a health professional, or was it nutritional professional?….did I leave anything out..?

Something about listening to her because of her parents.

Good god, its like trying to decipher the last season of Lost.

And she took, like, a dozen science classes in college.

though apparently, not one single math class.

Fullsterkur_woman · January 2014

agree - your story is as complicated as one of those Chinese finger puzzles…I still don't know what the point is….weighed 128..gained it all back to 168 …was 28% body fat, then wanted to get to 18% body fat, but at that time weighted 128 but needed to lose 150 pounds due to completive gymnast injury that lead to weight gain and discover of said diseases..and along the way became a health professional, or was it nutritional professional?….did I leave anything out..?

You forgot her 45 college science classes that she has taken without earning a degree.

Hey now... :embarassed: (OK, I already had a degree, so I guess that's different)

ndj1979 · January 2014

Not at all. My story is just very complicated and nothing like yours or the next person's. So I don't expect you to understand. Don't ask if you are going to accuse me of lying. I have no reason to lie.

Snowflake alert.

Oh goodie! Shall I get my snow boots?

you are gonna need a snow suit and thermals for this one...

Yay! I love snow days.

me thinks this one is gonna be a blizzard...

My_Own_Worst_Enemy · January 2014

agree - your story is as complicated as one of those Chinese finger puzzles…I still don't know what the point is….weighed 128..gained it all back to 168 …was 28% body fat, then wanted to get to 18% body fat, but at that time weighted 128 but needed to lose 150 pounds due to completive gymnast injury that lead to weight gain and discover of said diseases..and along the way became a health professional, or was it nutritional professional?….did I leave anything out..?

Something about listening to her because of her parents.

Good god, its like trying to decipher the last season of Lost.

4, 8, 15, 16, 23 and 42

Mcgrawhaha · January 2014

op, the difference between you and i is you will gain your weight back because you dont know how to moderate, i wont, because i learned to have 1 package of pop tarts instead of 5...