60lb post baby weight to loose
channybee69
Posts: 8 Member
Had my daughter one month ago and now feel ready to jump back on the diet bandwagon.
I have 60lbs to loose, which I plan on doing through keto and water fasts twice a week.
Please add me, I need all the support I can get. Xx
I have 60lbs to loose, which I plan on doing through keto and water fasts twice a week.
Please add me, I need all the support I can get. Xx
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One month post partum is far too early to do anything as extreme as water fasts! Your body is still recovering from an enormous effort and you're caring for a baby. If you are breastfeeding it's doubly important you fuel your body properly and consistently so you don't lose your supply.
Please take care of yourself, and congrats on the baby!8 -
I wouldn't support that plan even if you didn't just have a baby.
There is no reason to be this harsh with yourself. You can lose all the weight you want in a slower, healthier, and kinder way.
Congrats on the baby girl.8 -
It will take at least nine months to get back to your starting weight. Water fast do nothing but make you weak and fatigued. Take good care of yourself, the wee one is counting on you.
Congrats on the new baby.5 -
Honestly, there's never a good time (nor a need) to do water fasts. Ever. Not a healthy or sustainable way to lose weight.
Congrats on your daughter. Take care of yourself for the both of you.5 -
Now is not the time to jump on any bandwagons. Newborns are very demanding, and your body has just been through a lot. You'll have your work cut out for you just getting a shower in some days. Eat well, as nutritiously as possible, and in appropriate quantities. If you're breastfeeding, also be aware that cutting calories will negatively affect your supply.3
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At your six week checkup I’d get recommendations from your OB based on how your pregnancy went. I had GD and keto would have been very dangerous for me. The OB May have reccomendations especiay based on if you are breastfeeding, which requires extra calories. It took 9 months to put the baby weight on, no reason to feel like you need to lose it immediately!3
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Keto and water fasts?
I mean Keto I can understand as some people find that style of eating works for them, but why the water fasts? Do you really plan on doing water fasts for the rest of your life or is this a temporary measure to temporarily drop some weight?
Whatever floats your boat but, that sounds like an absolutely miserable, and more importantly unsustainable, way to live to me.1 -
Yeah, if you are breastfeeding you dont want to restrict too much. Try putting together a maintainable diet plan that puts your total caloric intake between 2000 (not breastfeeding) and 2300 (are breastfeeding) and exercise regularly to burn around 500. You can lose the weight at a good and healthy pace which will make it more likely to stay off.0
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