Starting again YoYo 5 stone

MrOnOneTwo
MrOnOneTwo Posts: 9 Member
edited November 18 in Introduce Yourself
well, its Day 1 of my losing 5 stones. unfortunately, this is the third time Im here. So I want to do it healthily and to last with a daily tracker, to keep me on the right path! Anyone else a short, fat, 45 YoYo just starting out to lose 70lbs? Good Luck to everyone! :-)

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  • elize7
    elize7 Posts: 1,088 Member
    I feel your pain. I'm in the process of my fourth or fifth major yo yo loss. This time I've lost 90 of 120. Currently fighting off plateau frustration. God, I hope I never have to do this again. Not sure what a stone is, but good luck to you Sammake it happen! You can do it!!!
  • FoxyLifter
    FoxyLifter Posts: 965 Member
    Have you found the root cause for your yo-yo dieting pattern? Is your dieting goal too aggressive? Have your tried a more gradual approach and set a goal that you can sustain long term? Perhaps paying attention to macro nutrients would help for satiety if you've only been tracking calories only?
  • MrOnOneTwo
    MrOnOneTwo Posts: 9 Member
    elize7 wrote: »
    I feel your pain. I'm in the process of my fourth or fifth major yo yo loss. This time I've lost 90 of 120. Currently fighting off plateau frustration. God, I hope I never have to do this again. Not sure what a stone is, but good luck to you Sammake it happen! You can do it!!!

  • MrOnOneTwo
    MrOnOneTwo Posts: 9 Member
    thank you Elize-you're doing great!
    a stone is 14lbs in the UK, so you have lost over 6 stones, that is awesome!
  • MrOnOneTwo
    MrOnOneTwo Posts: 9 Member
    FoxyLifter wrote: »
    Have you found the root cause for your yo-yo dieting pattern? Is your dieting goal too aggressive? Have your tried a more gradual approach and set a goal that you can sustain long term? Perhaps paying attention to macro nutrients would help for satiety if you've only been tracking calories only?

  • MrOnOneTwo
    MrOnOneTwo Posts: 9 Member
    thanks for the tip Foxylifter...im now googling macronutrients to learn!
  • FoxyLifter
    FoxyLifter Posts: 965 Member
    Sounds like a good plan! I know that foods high in protein, fat and fiber are quite satiating. Experiment to find out what foods satisfy your hunger and what foods make you even more hungry (trigger foods). Also, pay attention to hydration. I know for me, my body will send me a hungry signal when I'm actually thirsty.
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