Stalls Anyone? :)
It is VERY common to hit a "stall" or to experience a significant slowing of weight loss at about a year out. It is a combination of your body weighing less (and therefore your daily caloric deficit is much less than when you started) and your body being more than halfway to having accommodated the caloric malabsorption.
Sometimes you cannot force a stall to break and just have to wait it out, but the best way to get things moving again when you are more than a year out is to increase or change up the type of physical activity you are getting and to be sure that you have not let too many carbs creep back into to your diet (something that s VERY easy to do).
Lora
Sometimes you cannot force a stall to break and just have to wait it out, but the best way to get things moving again when you are more than a year out is to increase or change up the type of physical activity you are getting and to be sure that you have not let too many carbs creep back into to your diet (something that s VERY easy to do).
Lora
14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained
You don't drown by falling in the water. You drown by staying there.