Quick Weight Loss Program
ADTeachTX
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Thinking about starting Quick Weight Loss. Does anyone do their plan? Please send me some feedback.
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I joined 2 weeks ago and I'm down 14 pounds! It works0
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I did this diet many years ago and loss 30 lbs. I also worked there for a few months after my weight loss. I eventually gained a ton more weight back due to my own over eating. I have started back on it again. Here is my overall issue right now. I seem to keep losing the same 10 lbs over and over again. I diet for a few days and then fall of the wagon. Gain it all back and then start all over again. This has been going on for years!!! I don't know what to do anymore.0
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lalabangbang322 wrote: »I joined 2 weeks ago and I'm down 14 pounds! It works
water weight
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I don't know about it. Can you explain what the diet entails a bit?0
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AmieLouPelt wrote: »I did this diet many years ago and loss 30 lbs. I also worked there for a few months after my weight loss. I eventually gained a ton more weight back due to my own over eating. I have started back on it again. Here is my overall issue right now. I seem to keep losing the same 10 lbs over and over again. I diet for a few days and then fall of the wagon. Gain it all back and then start all over again. This has been going on for years!!! I don't know what to do anymore.
stop fad dieting
start eating at a calorie defecit..weigh and log all your food ... learn portion sizes, learn what foods are your go-to foods
lose weight sensibly and gradually and build to a point of maintenance
any diet you follow you'll see big losses at first, more so with ones which restrict carbs because it's manipulating water weight (10-15lbs worth) plus a little fat loss .. this then slows down
find some way to change your eating habits for life, with CICO at the core .. they all in the end rely on CICO so why not simplify and just go for Calories In<Calories out0 -
Quick weight loss is not the answer. It may work for you in the short term, but you will most likely gain the weight back, and then some. Every time your body loses weight and gains it back, it is harder for you to lose that weight again. Weight gain is mostly behavioural -- your eating behaviour has caused you to reach a certain weight. If you do not change this behaviour into a long-term, more balanced behaviour, you will most certainly return to your old behaviour once your diet is over. You have to address the things that control your weight, not the weight itself. The two main things that control your weight are what you eat, and whether you exercise. Those should be lifelong adjustments, not temporary quick fixes.0
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AmieLouPelt wrote: »I did this diet many years ago and loss 30 lbs. I also worked there for a few months after my weight loss. I eventually gained a ton more weight back due to my own over eating. I have started back on it again. Here is my overall issue right now. I seem to keep losing the same 10 lbs over and over again. I diet for a few days and then fall of the wagon. Gain it all back and then start all over again. This has been going on for years!!! I don't know what to do anymore.
stop fad dieting
start eating at a calorie defecit..weigh and log all your food ... learn portion sizes, learn what foods are your go-to foods
lose weight sensibly and gradually and build to a point of maintenance
any diet you follow you'll see big losses at first, more so with ones which restrict carbs because it's manipulating water weight (10-15lbs worth) plus a little fat loss .. this then slows down
find some way to change your eating habits for life, with CICO at the core .. they all in the end rely on CICO so why not simplify and just go for Calories In<Calories out
^ This. Without retraining yourself on portions and making lifestyle changes, you will constantly go back to old habits of eating too much. We've all been there. The only way to really keep it off is to take it slow and build new habits. Those new habits should be to weigh and log your food to ensure that your portions are the correct size.0
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