CANT LOSE WEIGHT NEED HELP!!
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if you are fairly new to heavy lifting it really is possible that you have gained some muscle...which weighs more than fat.if you keep it up another 2-3 weeks and log carefully, you may see your metabolism speed up from the new muscle mass.dont drop calories too low when building muscle because you need building blocks for it.go by measurements and watch to see if your loss changes in the next 2-3 weeks...keep going.sometimes the body doesnt lose because of good things-like muscle!0
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if you are fairly new to heavy lifting it really is possible that you have gained some muscle...which weighs more than fat.if you keep it up another 2-3 weeks and log carefully, you may see your metabolism speed up from the new muscle mass.dont drop calories too low when building muscle because you need building blocks for it.go by measurements and watch to see if your loss changes in the next 2-3 weeks...keep going.sometimes the body doesnt lose because of good things-like muscle!
Haha there's my debate of whether I should lower calories or raise them in efforts to lean out. I lift heavy, and have muscle,it's just I feel all the fat on top!!0 -
Looked at your diay...you eat more than you think
Weigh ALL your food on a food scale...dont use serving sizes and or cups They can be wayyyy off Here is a short video about how wrong you can calculate when you use cupshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVjWPclrWVY
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TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »Looked at your diay...you eat more than you think
Weigh ALL your food on a food scale...dont use serving sizes and or cups They can be wayyyy off Here is a short video about how wrong you can calculate when you use cupshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVjWPclrWVY
That was such a great video!! All the little (almost unimportant) things add up! Thank you, that gives a new perspective on things.
So from here, should I set my calories lower in case of those hidden cals coming or be really tedious about grams and scales?0 -
try first weighing everything see what you really eat..do this for 2 to 4 weeks see if you lose weight From there you start to tweak0
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TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »try first weighing everything see what you really eat..do this for 2 to 4 weeks see if you lose weight From there you start to tweak
So just to be clear, is my metabolism not damaged or adapted to the eating under tdee for so long? I'll try this approach though0 -
If you take any medications - check the side effects. Some medications can cause weight gain. DO NOT discontinue medication! Talk to your doctor. You are working really hard - keep eating healthy, read labels, and working out.0
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no it isnt damage for any weight loss.
you probably just have no deficit enough to lose weight.
So correctly weighing your food can solve that.
When not you look further
But in a lot of cases it is the deficit which isnt there anymore.0
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