Weight gain and standstill
You have likely lost a lot of your malabsorption, which happens to most of us at about the 2-4 year mark. All of a sudden, without changing anything, we start regaining - sometimes really fast!!!
You are probably going to have to adjust your lifestyle - and it may mean less food or at the least, cutting your carb intake.
Welcome to REAL maintenance!!! This is the hard part of the journey compared to losing the weight ...
Congrats on that weight loss BTW - an awesome job!
You are probably going to have to adjust your lifestyle - and it may mean less food or at the least, cutting your carb intake.
Welcome to REAL maintenance!!! This is the hard part of the journey compared to losing the weight ...
Congrats on that weight loss BTW - an awesome job!
Proud Feminist, Atheist, LGBT friend, and Democratic Socialist
Wow, Andy, you have done great. I imagine that extra weight is jus****er. If you just keep on keeping on, you will get there. As we lose, it does take less calories to support us staying even, not gaining or losing. Muscle also weighs more than fat but they tell me it takes a long time to build muscle that is going to make much difference in weight.
I did better with my protein over 100 and carbs less than 30 net while I was losing. But you have lost 3x more than I did so you are doing something really right.
I did better with my protein over 100 and carbs less than 30 net while I was losing. But you have lost 3x more than I did so you are doing something really right.
66 yrs young, 4'11" hw 220, goal 120 met at 12 months, cw 129 learning Maintainance
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