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Help me!!!

jenn04w
Posts: 46 Member
I can't seem to lose any more weight. I am on day 50 and i've only lost 7lbs. I cant seem to lose any more. This is very discouraging.
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That's a pound a week. That's a great rate of loss! And is what's recommended for most people.0
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That's awesome, jealous! Way to go!0
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I feel like it's taking me so long to get out of the 160's.0
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It doesn't come on over night...and it doesn't come off over night either. Slow & steady is the best way to lose. Don't get discouraged. You're doing good!0
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Unfortunately that's how weight loss is, it can feel like it's taking ages, but it's better to go slow than to go too fast and hurt yourself. What's your height & weight? Unless you've got a lot of weight to lose, 1lb/week is the recommended rate.0
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I'm 5'1 at 163lbs, started at 1690
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According to your profile pic you started back in September, which is way more than 50 days. And you've lost way more than 7lbs too. I'm not understanding the question.0
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That's actually a great amount of weight for that time period. Please don't feel so discouraged0
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I can't seem to lose any more weight. I am on day 50 and i've only lost 7lbs. I cant seem to lose any more. This is very discouraging.
Here is what I've learned in my journey (which regardless of what MFP says has been a roller coaster for quite a while).......I see what's on the scale, but I focus more on how I feel and how my clothes fit. I only weight myself every 4-6 weeks. You're doing GREAT!!!! Don't get discouraged!0 -
Assuming no serious health issues, if you religiously keep track of the calories you consume ensuring the total is <= your daily calorie target+exercise (making sure you subsequently exercise more and/or eat less to "buy back" any deficit) you must lose weight over time. If you remain stuck....do a custom goal, reducing your daily calorie intake goal by 1%-5%. As everybody says, it's a long process which takes dedication and self-control. And even if you've been "a good girl", any given week can see a moderate increase in weight. If you lost 3 pounds on week one, 2 pounds week two, and then 0.4 pounds every week since, you're still on track. I have to do a lot of estimating of calories and exercise -- adjusting your daily calorie goal may take some of these errors into account. And note...packaged products typically contain up to 10% more than what's listed to ensure the consumer doesn't get less than what's promised...which could be significant if you eat a lot of packaged foods. (I also use the Wii Fit Pro (for the old Nintento) which can take my weight to the nearest tenth of a pound which I think is more accurate than my scale, and it's more "fun" to see my weight changing daily.)0
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Thanks everyone0
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