Why am I NOT losing weight?!?!

I did the first 6 months of my journey to health the conventional way (cutting calories and doing lots of exercise). I lost 9.6lbs and reached 120.4 - and still had a belly. At then end of April I stopped counting calories and dropped my carbs by cutting out grains, flours, sugars, starches, beans, and milk (most cheeses have no carbs). I also cut out most fruit - I stick with berries because they are low-sugar. I stopped eating foods from a box. I increased my fats. I eat lots of whole eggs. I found Mark's Daily Apple and Primal Blueprint and decided to do an experiment since I had reached my goal and I was happy. I did not expect what I got in return. Since that time I have dropped another 8.8lbs (now 111.6lbs) all body fat with maybe a little more water weight gone (carbs cause water retention). My body fat % is now 19%-20%. I keep my carbs around or below 50g - every so often I go high-carb with more fruit; I eat about .7-.8g of protein per pound of body weight. I eat unlimited fats. This includes lots of saturated fats. The only oils I use are olive, coconut, avocado and real butter. My energy levels are through the roof. I feel amazing. All my digestive issues are gone and I had a lot of them. I don't have to do as much exercise (I follow Primal Blueprint Fitness). The body sees excessive cardio as stress and will protect itself from that stress. I get my carbs through fibrous veggies. Since going Primal my natural waistline has gone from 31" to 26"; below my belly button went from 34" to 29". I have nice muscle definition. My sugar addiction is still an ongoing battle.

Yes this is all anecdotal evidence but that works perfectly fine for me. I see this same story all over Primal Blueprint (along with people that are reversing diabetes, infertility, PCOS, IBS, autism in children, etc.) and in MFP's Paleo Support Group.

open your food diary, sometimes we can help by seeing what your eating!
I have been bouncing between 3 lbs for over 3 weeks now, however I have
drooped 8" use a measuring tape it can really show what the scale
doesn't

Two others have already said it but it bears repeating - give changes at least 2 weeks to show up on the scale, not just a few days. You've tried several methods in 2 weeks time expecting immediate results and that's just not the way these things work. The only immediate results most people see with weight loss is water weight (unless they're severly obese then actual fat loss happens quickly)

Not sure what your diet consists of besides chicken but if you're having a hard time getting the calories in, cut out any "diet" foods you're currently consuming (low fat, low calorie) and go back to the regular version. Also, eating a couple of fruits each day can easily up your daily total by a couple hundred calories.

I would also suggest eating more. I don't know how many posts I've seen lately saying, "I was afraid, but I did it and ate more and lost". I've decided to start saving them. Here's the one I saved so far.

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/319124-finally-broke-my-plateau

I am 152, I average about 2000 NET calories a day and have lost 7lbs in 2 months.

You are not eating enough. I know it has been said at leat once.

If you are not hungry there is something wrong.Try eating breakfast that is high in protien and carbs.

This should jumpstart your body for the day. If you do not eat you will not lose because your body needs more nutrients. This causes it to hold on to anything you put in it.

What about a good morning snack? A couple of hard boiled eggs? Add cheese, nuts, avocado to your salads, even full fat dressing. Basically the key is to stop eating "diet" foods. Stop cutting things like cheese and creamer, etc. It's really NOT hard to eat enough if we eat "real" food.

P.S I totally agree with Rachel6503...cut the diet foods...start eating real foods and full fat versions of things...diet foods are ridiculously overprocessed and often contain a lot more hidden sugar and salt than their full fat counterparts

Keep at it and the weight will come off. Two weeks is not very long, and your body will eventually give up the weight if you stay strong and dedicated.

I can't eat big breakfasts' because I get sick. Lunch is usually my big meal.. any tips on what kind of high nutrients foods I can add? Usually I have a salad, with chicken, or today I'm having left over chicken and rice from dinner last night. Can I add anything to add more calories, and more nutrients?

You need to eat more. First of all to get the calories up, stop using low-fat or diet foods. Eat really food. Also add good fats like nuts (almonds are particularly good, but any nut will do, and a little goes a long way). I often don't eat breakfast until noon or 1pm, then eat lunch at 5 and supper at 8-9 pm. If your difficulty eating breakfast is because of it being early in the morning, that may help, but your current breakfast is often pretty empty of good stuff. You would be much better served waiting to eat until later and then eating something that is filled with vitamins and minerals your body needs to burn fat.