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Can't seem to lose

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  • josemillerr
    josemillerr Posts: 10 Member
    edited November 2015
    ultrahoon wrote: »
    If each persons body system works differently, then you still have to accept that the study does not allow the conclusion you state to be reached. You defer to the scientists as the experts to try and prove your point, but when it is revealed they disagree with you, you just state that they might be right, even though they are literally stating that they aren't.

    I am not sure why you'd try to use a study as evidence if you were just going to ignore everything it says.

    No matter which way you slice it, that link does not back up the claim of the headline.

    I read the whole post later! I got enticed by the title
  • josemillerr
    josemillerr Posts: 10 Member
    elphie754 wrote: »
    josemillerr wrote: »
    elphie754 wrote: »
    josemillerr wrote: »
    sugar297 wrote: »
    i am looking for some people struggling or successful who can support me . I can't seem to lose weight and I have about 25-30 lbs to lose.
    Firstly, I would like to know if you are skipping meals?
    Research shows that breakfast skippers weigh more than breakfast eaters. There is a misconception that skipping breakfast or any meal can save calories. The truth is that most people who eat fewer than three meals usually end up eating more calories during the course of the day.

    Nope. Actually having to eat breakfast is the misconception.

    thats what I said mate
    Nope. I'm saying you do not need breakfast. Meal timing is irrelevant.

    ok
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