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Hi I'm Fiona from Scotland. This challenge is a great idea. I will use it to get back into my walking routine which has lapsed a bit recently!
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Great advice. Follow it!
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bump!
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Bump. thanks, interesting post.
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great piece. bump
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5'7" , medium frame. Was 171lb now 138lb. Happy with that.
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this!
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I couldn't have managed to lose weight so steadily without Fitbit. My main exercise is walking so I set my TDEE to sedentary, and then the fitbit calories get added on top of that when it syncs. Makes it really simple to eat at a consistent deficit. I think it's great. I didn't get much benefit from the sleep function…
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We're the same height and about the same starting weight, I'm a bit older(!), and it looks like we do the about the same amount of exercise. I've been on 1300 to 1400 a day plus exercise calories eaten back for a few months now, and it's working well. Even if you have a small frame I don't believe 1200 is really enough for…
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I have the Fitbit Zip and the Fitbit One (thought I'd lost the Zip but then found it again!). I only use these for walking. Both are great for motivation, but the One has the disadvantage that it's very hard to read out of doors. Also it needs recharging after a few days, while the Zip battery lasts for months before it…
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Thank you.:happy:
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You've been through a really hard time by the sound of it. At least you've finally got a diagnosis so you're on the road to getting the right treatments put in place. And no, you're not being lazy - just go with what your body is telling you and don't be too hard on yourself.
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I haven't found any foods that make a difference for better or worse. Though I have seen research that alfalfa is bad. I certainly put on a few pounds which in my case I believe were down to being less active (I could only walk slowly and rather painfully) rather than the meds. Exercise is good for lupus, but you need to…
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I eat 1300-1400 plus exercise calories and have been steadily losing about 1 lb a week. BMI now 24.1. Started at MFP's 1200 but felt that was too low so upped it after a couple of weeks.
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If it's the chunks he doesn't like, you could try whizzing them up in a nut/spice grinder e.g. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Powerful-Coffee-Grinder-Andrew-James/dp/B005TFQVY0/ref=pd_sim_sbs_kh_4 .
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My easy breakfast - 30g rolled oats, 1 whole grated apple, a few raisins, and 100ml semiskimmed milk all mixed together. Delicious, filling and about 240 calories.
