MY 100 POUND JOURNEY

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  • gesundundmunter
    gesundundmunter Posts: 223 Member

    Thanks for the tip, Lisa. Unfortunately, the protein powder often settles at the bottom. Maybe I should only use one scoop in my small blender. Unsweetened applesauce is stellar :).

  • 7freshflowers
    7freshflowers Posts: 156 Member

    The directions on the container of my protein powder says to use 2 scoops, but I always use only 1 or less scoops of sweetened protein powder. 🧋

  • JenniJumps
    JenniJumps Posts: 84 Member
    edited August 7

    Wowser! I don't know what my body was up to this week, but I lost SIX pounds!! I'm now at 292.5lbs.

    I'm guessing its because I had a few days of eating junk food, and my body went for a hard reset or something, but that was unexpected!!

    I'm now less than 30lbs to a target I set a while back. My local cinema has 4D seats, with a weight limit of 265lbs. People can go on them while heavier, but apparently the functionality is limited, so I've been wanting to be 265 or under so I can go on one and enjoy it fully. It'll still take me a while to lose the 28lbs I need to be under that, but its in touching distance now…

  • knxjg6yvyr
    knxjg6yvyr Posts: 36 Member

    today’s weigh in-

    Starting weight: 317.6

    Current weight: 275.2

    Tough week for me because I actually gained a pound. These kind of weeks make no sense to me and frustrate me so much because I worked out, I ate well, I stayed active & I still gained a pound! Ugh it’s so annoying. Like the only time I can think of me straying from my diet was getting a popsicle at work because I didn’t want to be the one weirdo who didn’t take one. I was running 4 miles a day at the gym! It makes no freaking sense 😭 maybe it’s because I’m going through an immense amount of work stress because my manager is leaving and all her responsibilities are falling on me. I don’t know 🤦‍♀️ it just sucks so much when you try your hardest and you fail. 😣

  • DustyBonnie
    DustyBonnie Posts: 28 Member

    Today is the first day in my 3 week journey where I felt hungry and ate things that I have not been eating. Not going to stress about it, but curious. Weigh day tomorrow

  • 7freshflowers
    7freshflowers Posts: 156 Member
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    “Eating sweets, in moderation, can be part of a healthy weight loss plan. The key is to focus on portion control and mindful eating, rather than completely eliminating treats. Occasional treats can help you stay on track with your diet and prevent feelings of deprivation, which can lead to overeating later.”

  • 7freshflowers
    7freshflowers Posts: 156 Member
  • baodell17724
    baodell17724 Posts: 343 Member

    @baodell17724

    Weigh-In: SATURDAY

    Starting Weight: 286.2 lbs (6 / 1 / 2024)

    Past Weight: 202.2 lbs

    Current Weight: 203.0 lbs

    Up 0.8 lbs

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    Exercise💦: 5 hours this week

    [It's been a "wonky week" for me… not been able to concentrate on my food - eating healthy, but portion control was off - or exercise. Been taking iron pills for my anemia, and I made a delicious beef and bean stew, the latter which added more needed protein. Last night I learned that an old "work buddy" from the 1980s died, we had been in occasional contact via Fb, and while he never looked well in his pictures (quite gaunt), he never spoke of being ill. Normally, an event like that would have triggered a snack binge… but my stomach felt "too off" to eat, Thank God.]

  • lislisa123
    lislisa123 Posts: 921 Member

    @7freshflowers Thanks, hope your journey is going well.

  • 7freshflowers
    7freshflowers Posts: 156 Member
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    A 5-pound fluctuation in daily weight is typically normal due to variations in fluid and food intake, and even bowel movements. These fluctuations don't necessarily indicate fat gain or loss, but rather shifts in the body's water balance. Stress can also lead to weight fluctuations.”

    “Daily weight fluctuation is natural. The average adult’s weight fluctuates up to 5 or 6 pounds per day. It all comes down to what and when you eat and drink, the type of exercise you do, and even your sleep.”