How do people not eat all of their allotted calories?
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PeachyPlum wrote: »
They maybe the odd pound out but I'm just wondering what you use to weigh youself then?0 -
Laurafoxx81 wrote: »
They maybe the odd pound out but I'm just wondering what you use to weigh youself then?
Pound? I thought we were talking about body fat%. The most accurate way is to get a dexa scan. Calipers can get you close too, though there is still a large margin for error.0 -
PeachyPlum wrote: »
She just got more and more irate and abusive because people were telling her it didn't work. Thread got closed shortly after she started calling people stupid fatties and assuming MFP must be mostly Americans because of how stupid we are to think detox tea doesn't work.
It was the highlight of my day.
Lmao stupid fatties I'm pretty sure that's not what I said but anyways I had quite a few people tell me it did work so you can believe what you want and I'll believe what I want
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PeachyPlum wrote: »
She just got more and more irate and abusive because people were telling her it didn't work. Thread got closed shortly after she started calling people stupid fatties and assuming MFP must be mostly Americans because of how stupid we are to think detox tea doesn't work.
It was the highlight of my day.
Oh! Fun. I don't have tv so that would have given me some entertainment.0 -
arditarose wrote: »
Pound? I thought we were talking about body fat%. The most accurate way is to get a dexa scan. Calipers can get you close too, though there is still a large margin for error.
I said I used scales you said there not accurate so yes pounds body fat the lot are wrong
but either way it's close enough for me 0 -
arditarose wrote: »
Oh! Fun. I don't have tv so that would have given me some entertainment.
Bit bad you have no tv though0 -
Laurafoxx81 wrote: »
I said I used scales you said there not accurate so yes pounds body fat the lot are wrong but either way it's close enough for me
mmmk. Good luck.0 -
Laurafoxx81 wrote: »
Yeah that's exactly what I mean.. how do you get rid.. I don't eat 700 cal everyday btw it's just odd occasions.... but I'll usually eat less than 1500 everyday
tummy tuck if its loose skin....0 -
Laurafoxx81 wrote: »
Bit bad you have no tv though
I prefer it.0 -
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TavistockToad wrote: »
tummy tuck if its loose skin....
Best get to the bank then lol0 -
somedays I go over on my calories, and some days it seems I cant find the time to fit in all of my allotted calories.0
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I know this issue. When I started 1/1/14, I was always hungry. I was alos losing weight, so I put up with the hunger. In Oct. 2014, I stopped losing weight, but was still at a deficit. Everyone told me I wasn't really in a deficit, and that is why I was not losing.
So I cut back my calories further and was still not losing (I was even more hungry too). So I decided that I wasn't going to be hungry AND not lose any weight. If I was sacrificing, I had to see some results.
So I changed my plan and did a new diet in hopes of trying to curb my appetite. I ate 500 calories every other day, and ate as much as it took to satisfy me for the other days. Admittedly, I would eat mostly junk food for the "feast" days, but I noticed it would take around 9,000 calories to satisfy me at first. I tried foods that were not as dense and found that I was still eating just as many calories to be satisfied (seriously, I once had 4 lbs. of salad... as much salad as I had available... and was still hungry). After about 6 weeks (Jan.), my "feast" days had gradually shrunk to about 4,000 calories. Since I had cut my appetite, I decided to switch back to a normal daily deficit in hopes of losing weight again while at least not being hungry all the time.
I finally started losing weight again a few weeks ago. Since Jan., my appetite has continued to improve and I'm able to be satisfied with my deficit diet about once every 3-4 days. I'm seeing that continue to improve.
Keep in mind that it took some really drastic measures to cut my appetite, and it has taken a long time. Some MFP users might tell you they were happy with their calorie limit from day 1 or that eating non-calorie dense foods will work, but it didn't for me. I'm hoping my experience is helpful because you sound a lot like I did awhile ago.0 -
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MFP must be mostly Americans because of how stupid we are to think detox tea doesn't work
Americans are supposed to be extra resistant to silly scams? Wouldn't have expected that (I guess I lack adequate faith in Americans), but go America!0 -
I live on a weekly defect. If I didn't, I would never lose. I eat a lot on the weekends and keep it controlled during the week. You can change your settings so that the weekly calorie tracker (in the reports) is set to a fixed week (M-Su instead of constantly shifting). For example, I weigh in on Thursdays, so I have my tracker set to Th - W. If I go over on Saturday, I just make up for it another time during the week. I try to aim for that weekly goal and I only log 75% of my exercise calories (to account for error).0
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I live on a weekly defect. If I didn't, I would never lose. I eat a lot on the weekends and keep it controlled during the week. You can change your settings so that the weekly calorie tracker (in the reports) is set to a fixed week (M-Su instead of constantly shifting). For example, I weigh in on Thursdays, so I have my tracker set to Th - W. If I go over on Saturday, I just make up for it another time during the week. I try to aim for that weekly goal and I only log 75% of my exercise calories (to account for error).
Oh wait. I didn't know you could fix it like that. That will be helpful for me.0 -
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Nope.
Ok if you say so0 -
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arditarose wrote: »
Oh wait. I didn't know you could fix it like that. That will be helpful for me.
I haven't found a way to set the "Week starts on..." day from the website, but the phone app does have it. At least the Android one. I thought it was quite cool, since in the Gulf we have a different weekend than the rest of the world, so the Monday to Sunday one stunk for me.0 -
Susieq_1994 wrote: »
I haven't found a way to set the "Week starts on..." day from the website, but the phone app does have it. At least the Android one. I thought it was quite cool, since in the Gulf we have a different weekend than the rest of the world, so the Monday to Sunday one stunk for me.
I haven't seen it on the iPhone app. I'll take a look today. The rolling week throws me off a little because I don't math well.0 -
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Lol, nice job removing the flag. bahahahahah
You can remove flags?0 -
What the hell are you talking about lmfao0 -
arditarose wrote: »
You can remove flags?
yep! just click it again to unflag0 -
arditarose wrote: »
I haven't seen it on the iPhone app. I'll take a look today. The rolling week throws me off a little because I don't math well.
More, Settings, Weekly Nutrition Settings --> Then you can click what day you want your week to start or if you want a 7 day rolling. 0 -
More, Settings, Weekly Nutrition Settings --> Then you can click what day you want your week to start or if you want a 7 day rolling.
Nice. Thanks!TavistockToad wrote: »
yep! just click it again to unflag
Wow such learning today0
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