Question about the early weeks
alikat42
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So, I just recently upped my calories.
I went from netting 1200 to 1400 a day (from January through 2 weeks ago). One week ago, I took a week off of exercise to heal an injury and upped my calories to about 1700 hundred. This week, I upped to 2277 (using Fat2Fit, thus not messing with exercise calories) which has me netting around 1800 or 1900.
I went in to this knowing I would likely see an increase on the scale for awhile. I'm now seeing that increase. I understand (somewhat) the mechanics of this, so I'm not freaking out. But I am curious to see how long I could expect to see "gains" before I start to see losses again.
I went from netting 1200 to 1400 a day (from January through 2 weeks ago). One week ago, I took a week off of exercise to heal an injury and upped my calories to about 1700 hundred. This week, I upped to 2277 (using Fat2Fit, thus not messing with exercise calories) which has me netting around 1800 or 1900.
I went in to this knowing I would likely see an increase on the scale for awhile. I'm now seeing that increase. I understand (somewhat) the mechanics of this, so I'm not freaking out. But I am curious to see how long I could expect to see "gains" before I start to see losses again.
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Took me exactly 4 weeks of ups and downs before the scale was consistantly trending down, but I have heard it could take up to 6 or longer...depending on how "damaged" your metabolism was.0
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Yes everyone's body is different. Don't worry about the scale for 6wks...take measurements, lift heavy and do some cardio...be consistent with the food intake....and you will start to trend downwards.0
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