Beyond Frustrated
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I'd also like to add, keeping the portions the same doesnt always mean its still low calorie. I just had the lean cuisine santa fe rice and beans. Its a large portion with a creamy sauce and 280 calories. ( no idea how they accomplish this and I dont think I want to know ) If i made this at home, eyeballing the rice and beans and then a sauce, im guessing mine would come out closer to 500-600 calories. thats a big difference.7
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Thank you for those of you concerned about me. I am not expecting daily results and I am not expecting to become anorexic , as I mentioned I started at 120 in July and I am still at 120. Again as I said I started by simply cutting calories, when no results I added exercise, in addition to cutting calories and exercising, I am making healthy eating choices. Hence the title of the post, beyond frustration, I haven't lost any weight. My goal is 110 which is perfectly within the healthy range for my height.4
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I think that what’s being said over and over is that if you really were eating as little as you think, you’d be losing weight, and probably be malnourished as well. Therefore, many posts have suggested your numbers are off. Somewhere. Most of us have been in your situation and learned the frustrating way how to tighten things up.
For example, my homemade recipes have all the ingredients weighed out, then I eat a set portion. It’s pretty close, because I lose weight when I stay under or at my 1200 calorie limit. It took me 3 frustrating years of not really understanding where or why I wasn’t losing, to finally bite the bullet and weigh solid foods. I even weigh a TBS of peanut butter. As I’ve done this for the past year I now don’t need to weigh everything as I have a feel for the inaccuracies.8 -
leahvallee wrote: »Thank you for those of you concerned about me. I am not expecting daily results and I am not expecting to become anorexic , as I mentioned I started at 120 in July and I am still at 120. Again as I said I started by simply cutting calories, when no results I added exercise, in addition to cutting calories and exercising, I am making healthy eating choices. Hence the title of the post, beyond frustration, I haven't lost any weight. My goal is 110 which is perfectly within the healthy range for my height.
You think you cut calories. You didn't.13 -
leahvallee wrote: »Thank you for those of you concerned about me. I am not expecting daily results and I am not expecting to become anorexic , as I mentioned I started at 120 in July and I am still at 120. Again as I said I started by simply cutting calories, when no results I added exercise, in addition to cutting calories and exercising, I am making healthy eating choices. Hence the title of the post, beyond frustration, I haven't lost any weight. My goal is 110 which is perfectly within the healthy range for my height.
Then you need to see a doctor as there is something very wrong if you can't lose weight on 1000 cals plus exercise.4 -
You think you cut calories. You didn't.[/quote]
Thank you for your reply but I actually know I did. I was eating a lot more and more food with higher calories until I stopped doing that and I started counting what I ate.9 -
leahvallee wrote: »
Thank you for your reply but I actually know I did. I was eating a lot more and more food with higher calories until I stopped doing that and I started counting what I ate.
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leahvallee wrote: »
Thank you for your reply but I actually know I did. I was eating a lot more and more food with higher calories until I stopped doing that and I started counting what I ate.
If you had and were at a deficit consistently, you'd be losing weight.
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leahvallee wrote: »
You think you cut calories. You didn't.
Thank you for your reply but I actually know I did. I was eating a lot more and more food with higher calories until I stopped doing that and I started counting what I ate. [/quote]
nope.5 -
Too low calories, thats never a good idea.0
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Lola_Mercury wrote: »Too low calories, thats never a good idea.
OP hasn't lost any weight since July. It's not likely this is a case of calories going too low.9 -
No one really can tell you why youre not losing weight except a licensed practitioner but what we do know for sure is that 1000 calories is not healthy for ANYONE.13
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Lola_Mercury wrote: »No one really can tell you why youre not losing weight except a licensed practitioner but what we do know for sure is that 1000 calories is not healthy for ANYONE.
Some people can safely eat 1,000 calories a day in partnership with their doctor. To say it isn't healthy for anyone is an oversimplification.10 -
leahvallee wrote: »
Go to Settings/Diary Settings/ At the bottom change it to public.0 -
Lola_Mercury wrote: »No one really can tell you why youre not losing weight except a licensed practitioner but what we do know for sure is that 1000 calories is not healthy for ANYONE.
While it can be difficult to get proper nutrition on 1000 calories a day, nobody has ever failed to lose weight by eating too little.2 -
When you click on the OP to see the diary the page is not there. Was it a troll?0
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I hate it when so many people try to help someone, only to have them leave.4
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I think OP was not getting the answers she wanted to hear. I tried to look at her diary and the entire profile is gone. Shame. She was getting solid advice.4
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ladyhusker39 wrote: »I think OP was not getting the answers she wanted to hear. I tried to look at her diary and the entire profile is gone. Shame. She was getting solid advice.
solid advice, but it wasnt the advice of 'shes a special snowflake and the only one who can eat at a major deficit and STILL not lose weight'.
special indeed.4 -
leahvallee wrote: »
Thank you for your reply but I actually know I did. I was eating a lot more and more food with higher calories until I stopped doing that and I started counting what I ate.
Right, so you were eating at a surplus and now you're eating at maintenance. You may be eating less, but still not enough to lose.3 -
fiddletime wrote: »I hate it when so many people try to help someone, only to have them leave.
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »ladyhusker39 wrote: »I think OP was not getting the answers she wanted to hear. I tried to look at her diary and the entire profile is gone. Shame. She was getting solid advice.
solid advice, but it wasnt the advice of 'shes a special snowflake and the only one who can eat at a major deficit and STILL not lose weight'.
special indeed.
Thanks for the support buddy
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »ladyhusker39 wrote: »I think OP was not getting the answers she wanted to hear. I tried to look at her diary and the entire profile is gone. Shame. She was getting solid advice.
solid advice, but it wasnt the advice of 'shes a special snowflake and the only one who can eat at a major deficit and STILL not lose weight'.
special indeed.
You don’t know me so don’t judge
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fiddletime wrote: »I hate it when so many people try to help someone, only to have them leave.
Okay, so you've told us about those two slip ups that's fine. If you open your diary we can get a better idea of the reason you're not losing weight. Are you using a food scale to measure your intake? Measuring cups are better for liquids not solids. Let us know how you're tracking your intake as well.1 -
Lesscookies1 wrote: »fiddletime wrote: »I hate it when so many people try to help someone, only to have them leave.
Okay, so you've told us about those two slip ups that's fine. If you open your diary we can get a better idea of the reason you're not losing weight. Are you using a food scale to measure your intake? Measuring cups are better for liquids not solids. Let us know how you're tracking your intake as well.
Diary is public. I’d appreciate any help here.
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