I am about to go nuts !!! this extra weight don't go away!!!!
Carolinamp2323
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Tomorrow I'm staring a new journal.
Herbalife, smoothies and tons of greens. This is my last hope. Hello from from Orlando, Fl.
Herbalife, smoothies and tons of greens. This is my last hope. Hello from from Orlando, Fl.
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Why should this be your last hope? You should find a plan that is sustainable long term and can be modified for your lifestyle. Herbalist isn't a magical panacea. It's still about calorie deficits causing weight loss. Just don't lose too much from your wallet in your endeavors to lose weight.6
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Okay, well then have fun when all the weight comes back when you find this isn't sustainable and you go back to your old habits.6
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Why not ditch the Herbalife and eat food in a calorie deficit?6
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Hmm, isn't Herbalife the scamwoo that was linked to liver damage?5
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If you're sticking to your calories, exercising and not eating back those calories (mfp extremely over estimates calories burned) then you should be losing. Check your nutrients... are you eating too much sodium? Forget fad diets. They wont work in the long time as they aren't sustainable.2
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OP, there's nothing about your plan that says you have a real, workable plan. Magic doesn't cause weight loss, math does. Consume fewer calories than your body needs for fuel. If you set up MFP properly, log your food intake honestly (I recommend using a digital food scale), and stay in calorie deficit, you will lose weight. CICO. Good luck!2
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So how long have you been doing myfitnesspal for (meaning measuring & logging everything you eat and staying within your calorie goal)?1
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Hmmmm . . . I tried a lot of the fad stuff, even had a prescription for weight loss pills -- it doesn't work. Even if you do lose weight, it comes back, plus some, like ten or fifteen pounds. What works is what everyone here has said: Set up your MFP, exercise 4-5 times a week and log it, and log your food, set some goals. Finish the day at a deficit. I like to run a 400-500 calorie deficit, s It works. I went from 258 pounds last February, to 186 as of this morning. There is no magic. It takes work and sweat. Once you come to terms with that, then it becomes quite a ride
You can do this. Absolutely you can.5 -
OP I see you are new here- try the myfitnesspal way first.1
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I think it was Thomas Edison who said something like folks don't know how close to success they come because they give up. So never give up.
But folks on here are giving you good advice. You don't have to do a "diet". You just need to count your calories and make sure you eat less than you burn. It simple in that you can eat what you love to eat just within your daily calorie goal.0 -
Hi I am from Altamonte springs in Florida so we are very close to each other0
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In all honesty, you'd have a much easier time with losing weight and keeping it off if you ditch the herbalife and smoothies. I've lost close to 100lbs just by counting calories... If I can do it, so can you.
I didn't have to spend money on something that has proven health risks.
Also, make sure to eat fat and protein. Herbadeath and smoothies with greens sounds like a recipe for nutrient deficiencies.... you need fat and protein, you know.2 -
The only thing you need to do is eat at the correct calorie deficit for your weight loss goals.0
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Last hope? That type of mentality will get you nowhere.
Take it from me, the person who, in the past did the military diet, the green tea diet, the cabbage soup diet, slimfast shakes, garcinia cambodia, any pill or drink sold on TV or in a magazine diet.
The type of mentality that WILL get you somewhere: Eat the foods you love, using a scale to weigh out appropriate portions, ensuring you consume less calories than you burn a day. After the gym today, I had a egg mcmuffin and a coffee WITH creamer.
Would you drink smoothies everyday for the rest of your life? I kinda doubt it, even if you love them. (I love pasta, but I could not eat it every day or I'd kill myself).
Don't look at the short term plan of obtaining your goal weight, look at the long term, lifetime plan: How to eat all the time for the rest of your life.
I'm semi-amateur on this site, but I've lost 17 pounds since mid October. And these folks here, they know what they're talking about. They've reached incredible goals, many losing hundreds of pounds. All while eating REAL food and not wasting money on this month's latest miracle drink or pill. Good luck to you.4 -
This sounds destined for failure. You don't need herbalife and smoothies. Don't go in with that "all or nothing" mindset. Just diligently log the calories MFP gives you on here, give it a few months, don't restrict yourself too much, maybe move around a bit more or do some exercise (but it isn't necessary) and you will succeed. And like hollyrayburn said above me, there are some long-timers on here who really know their *kitten*. Listen to them!1
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Good advice on this thread. It's a shame someone is flag happy today.1
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VintageFeline wrote: »Good advice on this thread. It's a shame someone is flag happy today.
Apparently giving someone advice is abuse now.1
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