my tummy
pinkarmywife
Posts: 13 Member
how do i get rid of my stubborn belly
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You need your belly, without it you would have a hole.
Now seriously, eat at a slight deficit, strength train and have patience. You need to lower your bodyfat percentage.0 -
more exercise and less food, no gimmicks0
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lol I'm eating less that 1000 cal. working out 1 to 2 times a day0
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i was at 225 I'm at 165 I'm stuck0
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maybe that's too less calories? What does MFP recommend? If you eat too little, your body goes into "starvation mode" and wil hold on to all it can. I'd say try around 1200 calories and see what happens. Also, what are you eating? Low fat? There could be many more reasons... I'm certainly no expert. Don't give up!0
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I'm eating salads with no cheese teaspoon dressing twice a day I'm having a herbalife shake and tea oatmeal and i drink coffee all day so I'm not hungry0
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You probably need to eat more, my BMR is already 1800.
Try this calculator, and try to eat between the BMR and TDEE numbers: http://www.health-calc.com/diet/energy-expenditure-advanced0 -
I'm eating salads with no cheese teaspoon dressing twice a day I'm having a herbalife shake and tea oatmeal and i drink coffee all day so I'm not hungry
Salad offers almost no nutrition (unless you add chicken and stuff to it), herbalife is not sustainable for long term. Oatmeal is great0 -
It sounds like you're not eating enough. It sounds counterintuitive, but you need around 1200 calories just to exist. If you're working out 2x a day and eating 1000 calories, you're not eating enough to fuel your body. Try upping your calories a couple hundred calories and see what happens. For me, I'd need way more protein and more water. Just a few thoughts.0
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Meh. Tummy tuck then. I'm told they are good for people who have adopted a steady, healthy lifestyle and still can't shake that last bit of flab around the middle.0
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lol I'm eating less that 1000 cal. working out 1 to 2 times a day
That is not a healthy or sustainable diet. Please rethink your goals. Let MFP set you up with a REASONABLE calorie deficit. Eat back your exercise calories. Buy a food scale and weigh everything. Use measuring cups for liquids. Log diligently.0 -
yes i think i will eat more I'm fining myself with no energy and having to take things that will give me energy when i think its as easy as just eating a little more. thank you i will try that0
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and yes a tummy tuck is my plan i have to loos more fat before i get it done0
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i just started with mfp and i see its going to help0
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Ladies tend to have a bit of tummy in the middle because of ovaries and lady parts. You would probably want to reach a very tiny weight to have that ideal flat "stomach".
If I were you I would stop eating so low, or at least vary up your meals. It sounds boring and you will break. Diets aren't supposed to be short term, there supposed to be a long term deal.0 -
It may be worth checking if you have an intolerance to something you're ingesting? That can sometimes cause localised stomach bloating. Although I tend to agree with the others that perhaps you're not eating enough? My stomach is my main problem although I know the majority of that is due to wine!0
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Crunches help, up cals to 1200 eat protein, your not eating enough- do you drink alot of water?0
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lol I'm eating less that 1000 cal. working out 1 to 2 times a day
You're not eating enough. If you put your body in starvation mode, you won't lose weight.0 -
Slight caloric deficit and lift heavy weights. These pictures show my stomach progress over <than four months of lifting and eating about 2,200+ per day.
Eat as much as possible to still lose fat. Lift. Enjoy. Maintain.
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wow u look great0
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Lets see you are by far eating to less and it wont budge until you up those calories! Eat healthy and exercise and it will happen!0
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Slight caloric deficit and lift heavy weights. These pictures show my stomach progress over <than four months of lifting and eating about 2,200+ per day.
Eat as much as possible to still lose fat. Lift. Enjoy. Maintain.
Great progress! You look lovely0
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