Do you have a slow metabolism?
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doy......nope.0
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nah0
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No, it's not slow.. just not as fast as my appetite.6
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Normal, I'm pretty sure most of us got fat because of our eating habits, and not our metabolism3
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Nope... a lot of people have said I can eat a lot 'for a girl'!!!!!! :laugh:0
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Yes - caused by yo yo dieting my whole life.0
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When I was younger I could eat everything in sight and not gain anything was always a skinny mini
Nowadays it all goes straight to my tummy and thighs but I think your matabolism slows down as you get older0 -
kate141987 wrote: »When I was younger I could eat everything in sight and not gain anything was always a skinny mini
Nowadays it all goes straight to my tummy and thighs but I think your matabolism slows down as you get older
You must've been more active when you were younger.0 -
_incogNEATo_ wrote: »kate141987 wrote: »When I was younger I could eat everything in sight and not gain anything was always a skinny mini
Nowadays it all goes straight to my tummy and thighs but I think your matabolism slows down as you get older
You must've been more active when you were younger.
Yeah perhaps
Was a size 6 until I was about 18 then I quit smoking and jumped to a size 12 in 3 months so I actually think the smoking had an affect on my weight as well0 -
I have PCOS, metabolic syndrome, fibromyalgia (which basically means doctors have no idea how to cure what is causing my pain, and I have thyroid cancer which has lead to the complete removal of my thyroid... but with the right thyroid medication I can lose weight with a sensible (1200 calorie) diet. My thyroid levels being off does change my metabolism but not in the sense most people think.. it changes my temperature, cholesterol, heart rate, lactic acid production and lowers the amount of calories I need to survive.. finally at a good level since 2012 and I am losing weight without starving myself0
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Biggest mistake there is! Overweight people have fast metabolisms and healthy weight people have slow metabolisms, which means they have a chance to use the carlories before they are stored as fat.
People refuse to believe it, because they can't stand the Idea of fat people being 'faster' at something, because we associate 'faster' with 'better'. But no so in this case.
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Biggest mistake there is! Overweight people have fast metabolisms and healthy weight people have slow metabolisms, which means they have a chance to use the carlories before they are stored as fat.
People refuse to believe it, because they can't stand the Idea of fat people being 'faster' at something, because we associate 'faster' with 'better'. But no so in this case.
The what now?
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Probably not...0
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it's very slow. i'm guessing i have a thyroid problem though. i think the only reason i'm thin now is from exercising so much haha0
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I think oolong is supposed to help rev your metabolism
I'm getting some next shopping trip0 -
Well, it certainly ain't what it used to be! I wouldn't call it slow, but slower than before. Classic middle-aged lady stuff here. I've adjusted my eating and activity level accordingly.0
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Nope,just reallllly love food0
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