Query regarding calories

1BlueAurora wrote: »

OK. Are you logging in your 40 minutes of walking exercise? That will give you some additional calories to eat. You should be eating them. You've earned them. You can eat them and you will still lose weight, that's how MFP works. So go ahead and have a piece of toast with some mashed avocado on there, or a banana, or some cereal and blueberries. Maybe a couple scrambled eggs. Whatever makes your tummy happy. And slow down your rate of weight loss. What's the rush?

Yes 40 mins of walking give me around 100 calories and I eat them I dont leave them otherwise I will starve to death.
I am in rush because I want to reach atleast 65 kgs as soon as possible and for that I chose the maximum weight loss per week but the problem with me is time. I dont have too much time maximum 2 months then I will move to other place and there I know I cannot do any dieting. So before that particular time comes I want to loose maximum with maximum effort.

AnnPT77 wrote: »

adilrafi93 wrote: »

Hello,
I am 5ft5in, 25 yrs old guy weighing 75 kgs and I have been taking 1200 calories since last 50 days when I was 82 kgs. I am taking 35 gram of fat, 100 gram of carb and around 80-120 gram of protein daily. And I dont do any physical activity like gym or sport but only I walk for 40 mins daily going to college and coming back.

I think I need to increase my calorie intake because in the night when I go to sleep I feel hungry but I am afraid because whenever I eat more my weight shoots up.

Just want to know should I keep this going or change something in my diet??
Like I want to increase my carbs because most of the things contain carb, can I increase my carbs to 150 gram and reduce my protein to 60-80 gram to maintain the fat loss??

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

I'm your height, female, 60kg (started at 83kg), 63 years old, and 1200 calories was too little for even me. You are undereating.

If you've been eating 1200 calories, eating more will cause a temporary increase in your scale weight for two reasons: (1) you'll probably need to eat a bit more sodium and carbs in order to eat more calories, and your body needs to hold onto some water weight temporarily in order to digest/use those; and (2) if you eat a bit more food, that food weighs more in your digestive system than the smaller amount did previously.

Neither of those things - water weight or digestive contents in transit - are fat, so there's no reason to worry about them. Eat more, at least 1500 calories. Do that for at least 2-4 weeks. Your scale weight may jump around at first, but it'll start heading downward again.

Think of me as your MFP granny: I just want you to stay strong and healthy while you lose weight, OK?

Yeah I know and thankyou very much you are so nice but let me tell you why I took this step as final step.
5 years ago I weigh 97 kgs and I tried gym 6 times in 3 years and unfortunately I lost only 2 kgs after doing that much and I quit the gym after that and I though i am not going to be slim or normal.

After that I read something on internet about dieting and I started dieting and by that dieting only with no exercise I lost 12 kgs in straight 90 days. And after that I never lost any single kg no matter how hard I tried. I made my rountine like I started playing soccer every morning for 2-3 hours though i did not run very much like a footballer but I run a lot and then in the evening I was doing gym for 1 hour with 25 mins cardio and 35 weight training. I did this thing for 3 months and I lost only 3 kgs and when I left playing soccer and gym I quickly again gained those 3 kgs, so apparently all I did was for nothing and I got pissed off.

Now finally after trying so many things this is going to be my ultimate try and I am happy I lost 7 kgs in this short period and now I dont believe on gym but for me good diet is everything if anyone wants to loose weight.

shadow2soul wrote: »

Are you using a food scale?

Yes