Starting OMAD? Introduce Yourself Here!
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Hello OMADs,
right now I am at 160.7 but started at 166 lbs
...I am 5'10"
...my struggles are serious stress eating, I can binge a ton of food, I've been a chronic calorie restricted for years so then I always bounce back a bit
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Howdy, I am Jinx
I am newish to OMAD, well about 2 months in.
I have tried Keto, low carb, weight watchers, jenny craig, nutrifast etc.. I hate counting calories.. I love having a beer here and there. A friend of mine lost a ton of weight and was holding a glass of wine at a party. I had to know her secret. Since then I have been OMAD. So.. I decided to start using myfitnesspal again, to journal just what I am putting in my mouth. So, when I plateau, I will be able to find out why weight loss is not easier.
I need to lose 60+ lbs more. I am giving it a year, this is a slow process, but I do not feel restricted at all.
I am currently setting my goal for 18/6. If I go 20/4 or 22/2 then I feel accomplished. I usually eat dinners, sometimes it is a lunch day.
If there is anyone in this group that is looking for an OMAD buddy, please connect.
I see on the Gin Stephens facebook group, people who are losing alot faster than I. Are they actually counting carbs or something?
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Hello Jinx welcome to the group and to OMAD. Both are great1
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Hi, Jinx! We are all here for ya!0
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Welcome to all the Newbies0
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Hi OMADs
I only started on Monday. My father passed away 2 weeks ago thanks to a non fatty liver and I don't want to follow in his footsteps. I'm 42 and the Dr. said my cholesterol is high and it's time for a change. I'm getting more bloodwork done in late February and I'd like to see a difference, currently @ 260 Lbs.
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P90XBowler99 wrote: »Hi OMADs
I only started on Monday. My father passed away 2 weeks ago thanks to a non fatty liver and I don't want to follow in his footsteps. I'm 42 and the Dr. said my cholesterol is high and it's time for a change. I'm getting more bloodwork done in late February and I'd like to see a difference, currently @ 260 Lbs.
Add me as a friend if you wish
Hi, P90...
OMAD + apple cider vinegar + oolong tea + legumes (including almonds) will easily destroy your high cholesterol in six weeks.0 -
Hey I'm Nicole! Im 149 lbs 5'2.
I've actually lost about 36 lbs since August doing something similar to this. I have a tendency to Binge eat or overeat at meals. So this really is something that helps with my eating habits. My goal weight is to be 110-120. I started trying to eat 3 healthy meals a day like they suggest, however, once I start eating I cant tend to stop snacking. So I've hit a plataue in my weight loss. I try to run at least 12 miles a week. (I run just about every other day doing 40 mins /4 miles). So I'm hoping by trying to go back to the one meal, then no more food/no more snacks. I can get down to that weight. I have some teeth issues becuase I used to make myself puke, so I probably wont do the ACV. Just because I've read that it can cause erosion in teeth. But I support others who do! I only drink water also, I dont like soda or coffee, and I'm not a huge fan of juice or milk. 😬 also what should I do for exercise if I eat 1000 cals a day. 20 mins every day or 40 mins every other day, 40 mins everyday?2 -
Hi! I'm Madison, I currently weigh about 260 lbs and I'm about 5'8". My first goal weight is about 150-160 to reach a healthy BMI for the first time in my adult life. Once I'm at this reasonable healthy stage, I hope to get pregnant, and will probably need to reevaluate my goals after that I'm been overweight and obese my entire life, but mostly since graduating from high school 5 years ago. I want to start a family, but I know that I'm not in a healthy place to do that right now. I struggle with emotional eating, and I think that will be my biggest challenge, along with people-pleasing. I'll be doing my meal in the evenings at about 7PM. Starting today! I had great results following this program for a couple of weeks last month, but totally fell off track and re-gained. I'm posting here to help hold myself accountable.3
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Welcome Madison! I've been using OMAD for almost 2 years and have kept off all the weight I've lost (I still have another 40 to go so I'm back on to keep myself accountable too!)0
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Hi everyone! I'm Jeff and I started on 2 meals a day with strick keto and intermittent fasting, and have evolved into OMAD with slow carbs brought back in (about 120 per day). I feel better and more balanced nutrition-wise with healthy carbs brought back in, and am leaning out still. Anyone else out there not afraid to eat good carbs with OMAD in a sensible approach? I'm down from 233 to 184 lbs. And counting.3
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Welcome!
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Hey I am new to OMAD and have never used community on my fitness pal. I am currently 190lbs at 5' 5". Hitting this weight is hard for me because 2 years ago I got myself super fit and felt amazing and swore this would never happen to me again. It was a slippery slope but now I'm not only overweight but feel awful and none of my clothes fit and I look at myself in the mirror like "how did I let this happen?" OMAD works for me because typically my husband and I only eat dinner together so I fast until dinner. I drink some black coffee and tea but mostly water during the day. I am also avoiding sugar and doing some exercise at least 15 minutes a day. I am excited to hear other people's stories!1
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This is my first time using the community feature too! I've always been wary, but I love the OMAD Revolution videos, and I figured that I'd check it out Loving it so far!0
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Welcome everyone0
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Amanda
SW: 235
CW: 215
H: 5'9"
Struggles: Type 2, Lupus, OA, Menopause, Sugar Addict - Candida Overgrowth?
GW Range:170-180
OMAD: 5 pm-6 pm
OMAD start date: 4/2018
These health issues and especially my immune system is a concern. I've been 50-60 lbs overweight my entire adult life and have lost 10-15 lbs many times over, just to gain it back again + some! I want to lose and keep off the excess weight - especially belly fat! I stumbled upon Joe's videos during April 2018 while watching one of Dr. Fung's videos. Low carb was easiest for me, but I hate having to cut out foods that I love. I was fascinated with Joe's explanation of the OMAD diet and started doing it very soon after discovering this way of eating. Over the past holiday season, I've had way too many cheat days in a row. I'm back on track again, but not down to 212 yet where I was before the holidays.
My goal is to get out of the 200's by the end of February and hopefully to goal weight by my BD at the end of July. I wish this group were on Facebook - just easier to follow and stay in the loop over there. I've influenced quite a few of my family member so far to try it out. It is the easiest thing for me since I work alone and are not tempted with food and people eating around me during the day. (Although there is a cafe/deli located right next to my shop and I often smell the bacon and fries when they cook it). I resist that though - the way I feel with this WOE is worth the sacrifice, and I can have what I want during my window. YaY!
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Hey there! Welcome!
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Welcome to the OMAD family you will find encouragement and support here1
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Welcome Amanda1
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Hi my name is Celine. I start OMAD dec 24th and weighed in at 184 at only 5’4. I’m already down 6lbs and am looking to get down to around 130 hopefully by June. I don’t do Keto because I love my carbs. I have one cheat day a week and I do drink coffee with cream while I’m fasting even though it’s a no no but for now I’m still doing it and losing. My eating window is between 5-9 but I usually eat around 5pm. So far no issues!
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Welcome Celine0
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Hey Celine!0
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Starting OMAD TODAY!
Life and a baby got in the way of my weight loss over the last two years.
My baby just turned 1 so i don’t think the baby weight excuse is going to work much longer!
I gained probably 50lbs and it’s taking its toll. My body hurts and so do my eyes when i look in the mirror 🙄.
I’m Polynesian so putting on weight is EASY and getting it off is HARD!
@Nanisiiii
H5’3
Pre-pregnancy weight 182
Post-pregnancy weight 242
SW today 228
GW165
Feeding time: 430-530
Going to try to do Keto for my OMAD. But I’m starting with the 21day sugar detox.
Here goes nothing 🤷🏻♀️.
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@Nanisiiii welcome1
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Welcome0
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Hi my name is candy I have tried OMAD befor but I didn't stick with it but this time I am determined too. I have seen so many postive posting about OMAD that I know it is time to give it another go1
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Best of luck Candy!
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Hi, Candy!0
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Hi everyone my name is Wade. I have done some sort of weight lifting since I was young and been in great shape through my youth. After I got married and we had kids life got a little hectic and a lot to the healthy activities that I used to enjoy got put on the back burner. Over time I substituted food for the exercise because it was easier and less time consuming. I got to a point of "wow where am I headed with this", because I started to look in the mirror and not like what I saw. I tried many different health routines that would ultimately fail. I am not the type of person that will give up though so many years later I started trying fasting. I had some success but, because I did not have the knowledge of what my body was doing durning fasting. I would fast lose some wieght then put the weight right back on. The OMAD system really clicked for me as a way to lose all the weight that I need to lose then I can swich to a maintenance plan. And if I put wieght back on I can simply go back on a full OMAD.
Thank you all for your sharing it really helped me to have the confidence to start this program.
I started the OMAD program on 9/2/19
height 5'9"
starting weight 213.7lbs
goal weight 160lbs
eating window 6pm-10pm
current weight 206lbs0 -
Welcome to the OMAD group, best of luck!0