Lost 10lbs in first 2 weeks - now no more weight loss!
jeseka619
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Sooo... Once I started eating healty (lean protein, lots of veggies & fruit, whole grain rice and sweet potato - cutting out cheese and bread for the most part) I lost 10 lbs in the first 2 weeks. Now, I'm not losing anything even though I am eating just asa healthy. I am trying to be more active and get to the gym more - but any other hints to move the scale again?
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lol it took me 2 months to lose 10 pounds so shove it! loool0
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I didnt lose a lb until week 3 so you are lucky to lose 10 lbs so quickly. The rest of the weight will come off..it just takes time0
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could have been water weight?0
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Are you watching sodium? Have you worked out more? Both will cause water retention.
Also our bodies are somewhat resistant to change and it may take it a bit to adjust.0 -
Being you have only 20 more pounds to lose you need to make sure you are eating enough. If you set your MFP to lose 2 lb/wk then DO NOT go below your goal for calories and make sure to eat your exercise calories...if you have it set to lose 1 lb/wk then do not let your remaining calories go over 500. Check out these links to read more about it.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/226600-rename-starvation-mode-to-survival-mode
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/10589-for-those-confused-or-questioning-eating-your-exercise-calo
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/210894-feed-to-shed-fat
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/ladyhawk00/view/60-lbs-in-60-days-949800 -
I lost 10 pounds in 10 days, but then got cocky haha and thought i could "cheat' imean just a piece of pizza here a hand full of cereal there hehe. Sometimes its water weight. Are you eating enough calories. I know sometimes that stalls people when they are eating way less then they need.0
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I lost 8lb in 2 weeks and then stuck for 2. Unfortunately I then had a holiday and put 2 back on which I lost the following week. I'm hoping it will start to move again now.
Your body may just be adjusting to the sudden change in eating habits. This is what I think mine did. It isn't a plateau, just an instinctive reaction from your body saying 'whoa, what's going on here, I need to hang on to my fat reserves'. :laugh: Keep doing what you are doing and it should start to move again, don't get disheartened.
Good luck, I'm sure you will see results again soon.:flowerforyou:0 -
Same thing happened to me. I lost 8lbs in the fist 2 weeks than hit a wall for a month.
Mix up your cardio -- I can't tell you what a difference it has made for me.
I do a different cardio work out every time I hit the gym. Everything from a long run, short sprints, hi-resistance elliptical, to rowing. I never do more than 30 minutes and I have had awesome results -- I am not only losing weight, but my bodying is toning fabulously.
Just today I had a guy stop on the street and tell me how great my legs were0 -
We all get to a point where our body starts to fight us losing any more weight. Your body thinks it should weigh a certain amount and it has to be reprogrammed. It could take 2-3 weeks for it to realize that it won't starve and then you will start losing weight again. Hang in there. This the hardest part.0
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