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  • Don't force yourself to eat if you're not hungry. Listen to your hunger cues. If you're eating a variety of nutritious foods and not just junk then it's NBD if you fall short of your calorie goal.
  • Almost all nutrition labels I notice list serving sizes in both measures of volume (tbsp, ml) and mass (grams). My salad dressing does anyway: "Serving size= 2 tbsp (30g)"
  • I'd break up with them but I wouldn't report them. Their actions aren't causing direct harm to anyone else. If they're married & working legally they're paying taxes like anybody else so who cares?
  • "According to the DSM-5 criteria, to be diagnosed as having Bulimia Nervosa a person must display: Recurrent episodes of binge eating. An episode of binge eating is characterised by both of the following: Eating, in a discrete period of time (e.g. within any 2-hour period), an amount of food that is definitely larger than…
  • Maybe the fat people don't go out as much?
  • What sort of issues are you having with your blood sugars? Do you follow up regularly with your primary care provider and/or a diabetes/endocrinology clinic? Speaking as an RN, it is good idea to have your health team on board with your lifestyle changes. And try to think of this as a lifestyle change, not a diet, not a…
  • I've gotten, "You look great! You don't even look anorexic anymore!" Cool, I guess? :indifferent:
  • Side effects from contraception methods affect everyone differently. Some are more common than others. The decision to have the depo shot over other contraception methods was made between her and her health care provider and no one else's opinions should have an effect on that, no matter what expertise their Google…
  • You need to be under a doctor's supervision to prevent refeeding syndrome, a dangerous shift in fluid and electrolytes that can happen when diets are increased after a period of restriction and malnutrition. It can cause your heart to stop, among other things. Please consult your primary care provider and/or nutritionist…
  • I am 5'6", been with my boyfriend for 2 years. At my heaviest I was around 153, bordering on overweight according to the BMI scale (and no, it definitely wasn't muscle). My boyfriend never said a bad thing about my body. We live in different states so we only get to see each other every few weeks. Recently I decided to…
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