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tanya7768
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I weighted in today and gained 3 lbs. I just don't get it, I have been eating under my calories on most days. It feels like my mid section went down, but my scale is saying otherwise. I'm just so frustrated.
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Gained 3 lbs in what period of time? Short term fluctuations are simply changes in water weight.0
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It could be sodium, stress, menstrual cycle or many other things. Don't let the scale dictate your future. Choosing to give up is not going to accomplish your goals. So put the scale away for a week, and keep going.0
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It's not that time of the month. I'm considering that maybe it's a sodium issue. I'm literally in tears. Starting to wonder if I have a thyroid issue or something.0
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It's almost never a thyroid issue. How long between weigh ins did you gain the 3 lbs?0
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A week. I usually weigh in on Wed.0
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Tough love.... And what would giving up accomplish?
One thing no one's commented yet is your admission that you're not 100% with logging - that's got to stop if you want success. And yes, it's very likely that the gain is just water weight since your sodium was pretty high yesterday and you've noticed your stomach is smaller. But you'll never know for sure if you don't log accurately and consistently. No more skipping weekends.
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You've been a member for awhile. So how long on this current weight loss plan?
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I weighted in today and gained 3 lbs. I just don't get it, I have been eating under my calories on most days. It feels like my mid section went down, but my scale is saying otherwise. I'm just so frustrated.
dont give up hun it will come off give it time i had the same issue ive been working out for 9 weeks and no weight loss ive lost 7.5 inches just take a second look at your diet and continue to work out it will come off and measure yourself you body composition will change0 -
Start taking your measurements every week; esp your waist. There were plenty of weeks I was so disappointed when I got on the scale and lost 0 or gained. but then measured my waist and lost 1/2-3/4 of an inch. Totally changed my outlook on the previous week. Weight is just a number, body composition if much more important. Keep going and don't get frustrated.0
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The days that aren't logged is because I was sick for a bit and really didn't eat. Or I was not home with access to my pc.0
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Also was wondering if I should change my activity level to light instead sedentary?0
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This makes me feel a bit better. I hope it's the case.0
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What ever you do don't give up! There are always going to be bumps in the road, you can do this!0
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Ty every one , I'm just so frustrated.0
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I feel your pain. That is why I don't weigh myself. I use my clothes to see my progress. Numbers either upset or elate. I may weigh in once a month to see the change. Don't give up!!! There are so many reasons why the gain. Look at your food diary and see if you ate differently from week to week or maybe you did not exercise as much. For what ever the reason for the gain it is a minor set back and is going to happen from time to time. Next week if you weigh in the weight + some will probably be gone. I know when I get PMS I will have a gain but it comes right off the next week if I stick to my plan. Good luck!!!0
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You've been a member for awhile. So how long on this current weight loss plan?
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness industry for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
3 weeks this time around0 -
You've been a member for awhile. So how long on this current weight loss plan?
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness industry for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
3 weeks this time around
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness industry for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition0 -
Do you weigh your food?0
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Do you weigh your food?
I do0
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