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Eating 1100 cals per day walking 10000 steps and I still weight the same

koollidz
koollidz Posts: 1
edited November 2024 in Motivation and Support
I'm frustrated :(

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  • Khalstead0517
    Khalstead0517 Posts: 42 Member
    Try upping your calories a little. I was eating 900-1000 cal a day,and always hitting my 10,000+ steps on my fitbit and scales didnt move for 6 weeks....started eating between 1200-1400 cal a day...and BOOM lost 6 lbs first week,3lbs second week,3 lbs third week. Only change was upping calories slightly
  • Holly_Roman_Empire
    Holly_Roman_Empire Posts: 4,440 Member
    edited February 2015
    Open up your food diary so we can pinpoint what the problem is.

    ETA: Also, how long have you been at the same weight?
  • katkins73
    katkins73 Posts: 416 Member
    Definitely up your cals, walking 10,000 steps adds a lot of calories!
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,251 Member
    Eat more. And for how long have you been trying?
  • leggup
    leggup Posts: 2,942 Member
    Do you use a food scale and weigh everything you eat?
  • erickirb
    erickirb Posts: 12,294 Member
    britishbroccoli wrote: »
    Do you use a food scale and weigh everything you eat?

    This, if not you could easily be eating 50% more cals than you think you are
  • shmulyeng
    shmulyeng Posts: 472 Member
    Open your food diary. You can get lots of advice here if people can see your eating habits.
  • pah483
    pah483 Posts: 18 Member
    I'm not sure what your BMR is, but having too extreme of a calorie deficit puts your body into "starvation mode" and it begins to conserve weight. Try upping your calorie intake a bit for a few weeks and see if that helps.
  • catatonicTheorist
    catatonicTheorist Posts: 12 Member
    Your body is in starvation mode. You're expelling too much energy without replenishing your stores. Eat more.
  • shmulyeng
    shmulyeng Posts: 472 Member
    pah483 wrote: »
    I'm not sure what your BMR is, but having too extreme of a calorie deficit puts your body into "starvation mode" and it begins to conserve weight. Try upping your calorie intake a bit for a few weeks and see if that helps.

    Starvation mode is a myth. Don't buy into it.
  • jennbo83
    jennbo83 Posts: 62 Member
    You probably need to increase your calories. Are you drinking enough water?
  • nentecular
    nentecular Posts: 101 Member
    pah483 wrote: »
    I'm not sure what your BMR is, but having too extreme of a calorie deficit puts your body into "starvation mode" and it begins to conserve weight. Try upping your calorie intake a bit for a few weeks and see if that helps.

    No, no it doesn't. Read this: http://www.aworkoutroutine.com/starvation-mode/
  • shmulyeng
    shmulyeng Posts: 472 Member
    The most common reason people don't lose weight even if they're doing everything right is that they're not logging accurately.

    All solid foods should be weighed and not measured.
  • Newcaro4life
    Newcaro4life Posts: 3 Member
    how are you determining you are eating 1100 calories a day? Are you logging everything? I would also up my calories can be you are holding lots of water weight.
  • MsBeverleyH
    MsBeverleyH Posts: 99 Member
    nentecular wrote: »

    No, no it doesn't. Read this: http://www.aworkoutroutine.com/starvation-mode/

    Oh, my, goodness, gracious. I am so glad that I stumbled upon your post and therefore that article. What a fantastic read; thank you!
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