Question:
Help!!!!
— LauraMarie (posted on January 7, 2010)
January 7, 2010
I would assume you need to stay away from all the BAD CARBS and keep on
moving! Walk, walk and walk some more. Also, if your surgeon put you on a
pre-op atkins style diet, you can try that again for two weeks and see if
that jump starts anything. Hope its been helpful. Good Luck!
— AmirsPrincess
January 7, 2010
so long as you are watching your intake carefully....please do not worry! i
too have had many plateaus since my surgery in sept 2007.... the longest
one was 6 months!! so just persevere and keep exercising! our bodies are
weird and wonderful! and u will definitely get results!
— anoushka
January 7, 2010
Whenever I've been stuck, I know going to the gym and doing some interval
work really helps, as does lifting weights. Weights really get your
metabolism going. Good luck!
— Melissa C.
January 7, 2010
my doc told me the only way to overcome this is to increase the intensity
of your exercise. Also maybe drink more fluids, try some green tea, make
sure you are eating all you are allowed to have. Skimping can actually
slow your progress down if it goes on for an extended time. Hope this
helps. You are doing a fantastic job. Good luck!
— katiecakes
January 7, 2010
I have had band surgery will be 3yrs in May and also need to lose 30 more
lbs. I was told to eat every 2 1/2 hours approx 4oz and protien first for a
full feeling. I started this past Monday 01/04 and have lost 1 lb. I use
almonds (approx 12)for snacks mid morning and mid afternoon.
Hope this helps.
Joann
Hope this helps
— Redhead7977
January 7, 2010
I'm 18 months out today. I have lost 70 of the 106 I needed to lose.
Haven't lost anything since July. I do watch what I eat and stay away from
bad carbs. Exercise is something I need to do more of. I'm happy with my
appearance but don't like the numbers on the scale.
The folks at bariactriceating.com recommend the LPT, liquid protein tran,
which is protein shakes for 3 days. Some have a meal once a day. I'm
thinking of doing that.
— JB1114
January 7, 2010
I had this problem. I am 30 lbs short of my goal weight. You know, some of
that weight could be 15 pounds of excess skin. Also, I was told that
sometimes your body just says - Enough!
— Muggs
January 8, 2010
I agree with one of the other posts... sometimes your body says enough...
I stopped 15 lbs short of my actual goal but have not gained anything back
and I like the way that I look in the mirror and in my cloths. My nut and
surgeon both told me that my original goal may have just been a little
unrealistic for my body. If you like the way you look don't look at the
numbers, look in the mirror and be happy. If you still don't like what is
looking back at you all you can do is change up your workout routine a
little and keep at it. make sure you drink enough liquids, get enough low
cal low fat proteins and take all of you vitamins.
— phyllismmay
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