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getfitjenn03
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I feel like I been trying to lose weight for forever ....I came from being an athletic soccer player where I was constantly Running. I've gained over 80lbs. I'm fighting hard to lose it it just feels like no matter how hard I try I don't lose
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Put your stats in MFP, go for a weight loss of 1-1.5 lb, eat the number of calories recommend.
Buy a food scale, weight and measure everything to make sure you are eating the correct number of calories.
If you add some exercise to your day, eat back 50-75% of them.
Lower your calories over a good couple of weeks so you don't feel food deprived.
It is a simple method that works well if you commit to it.
Cheers, h.0 -
Eat at a deficit and you'll lose weight. It's that simple.0
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motivation: try changing one small habit at a time, until you have that habit down. like, drink more water until you are drinking nothing but water. add one vegetable or one serving of non-starchy vegetable to each meal until it becomes habit. fill half your plate with non-starchy vegetables until it becomes a habit.
form tiny habits until they add up. that can take motivation out of it. it just becomes a series of habits that you perform over and over. weighing food, taking a walk that starts at 5 minutes and ends up being 30 eventually, drinking nothing but water and no-calorie beverages, eating more veggies, eating more fruit, or learn to cook (if this is an issue since i know some people don't know how to cook). this might help if nothing else does.
feel free to add me.0 -
I used to say I was trying to lose weight forever too. Then I realized that it was half-hearted efforts at best. No offense meant here, but nothing worked until I got serious about counting calories, tracking everything, and following the advice on the forums here.0
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Eat less. Move more. Drink 3-4 cups of green tea every day to help burn extra calories (you can burn an extra 80-100 cals. w/o even trying) and eat a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. Amp up your fiber intake and eat less meat. Get your protein from plant-based and vegetarian sources, such as from nuts, legumes, fat free dairy products, eggs, and tofu. Hope this helps!0
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