Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
Good job recognizing it and getting back on track. No reason to wait another day - you know what to do.FBG26 said:
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Let's lose some weight in 2021. Back to the grind... who else is in? (1 Viewer)
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Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
@bostonfred got a bunch of us using the MyFitnessPal app to track our food and calories. It lets you set a target weight goal and if you enter all the food you eat, it will tell you how much more/less you can eat each day to hit your goal. I’ve found the structure really helped me lose weight and so have a bunch of others in here.DJackson10 said:
If you go back to the start of this thread, @bostonfred and others share a ton of ideas for healthier eating.
My biggest change has been cutting down on the SIZE of my snack portions. I know that I’m always going to eat a donut, or chips, or ice cream. But the key for me is to avoid eating 3 donuts, or a 1/2 bag of chips, or a whole pint of ice cream. And the MyFitnessPal app helps with that, because before I even eat something, I enter it in the app. And it tells me how many calories that portion is. And how many calories I’ll have left if I eat 3 donuts for breakfast.
A bunch of other folks in here can offer way better advice. That’s just some of what has worked for me.
bostonfred
Footballguy
Ok let's start with this- losing 20 lbs per month is not healthy. Losing 20 lbs in one month is difficult but possible. Losing 15 to 17 lbs in the first month of a diet is very possible to do in a healthy way and you might even look like you lost 25 plus.DJackson10 said:
Right now you probably have several pounds of water weight. I'd guess probably 5 to 8 lbs that will go away quickly. That water weight is made of two things that are easy to get rid of- water you're using to process the alcohol in your daily beers, and water that sits with your energy reserves which are the carbs you have for quick fuel, called glycogen. When you eat fewer calories than you burn, your body digs right into that glycogen supply and you will often see immediate results because your belly flattens, your skin looks a little tighter and your body generally feels better. Same thing with cutting out the alcohol.
Download the myfitnesspal app and enter in your age, current weight, goal weight, and details. Set it to the maximum, lose 2lbs per week. And choose sedentary even if you aren't. The app will calculate your daily calorie goal with this information.
Every time food goes into your body for the next month you will log the meal in the app. Be careful to log exactly what you eat. If you have something with a serving size of 4 oz and there are 4 pieces in the package and it says the package weighs 1.2 lbs, you can enter 1.1 servings when you eat or just pick the littlest piece in the package but try not to eat 5 oz of food and log 4 oz. You don't have to weigh it on a food scale, but be brutally honest with yourself because there's no lying in calorie counting your body will always know. A lot of people struggle at first because they eat things with butter or oil and forget to log the calories. I find it much easier to buy packaged foods or anything pre portioned.
That doesn't mean you eat nothing but salads or have to cut out all sugar or carbs. In the long run you really should try to get enough fiber and protein but for one month that's probably not even a huge concern. Priority one is keeping under your calorie goal every single day for one month. If you go to McDonald's, get a burger or fries, not a burger and fries. Or better yet get an egg mcmuffin with no side and no soda. If you go to taco bell get two hard shell tacos and no mountain dew or chips. It helps to have foods that feel like you are cheating when you're actually staying under calories.
If you do that for a month you'll have problems ####ting, so you should get some fiber. Probably way more than you're used to. Eat a handful of fresh raspberries a day, some oatmeal for breakfast, some broccoli and cauliflower with dinner... it helps you feel full and it makes you poop. Drink a ton of water too. You'll flush out a lot of yuck from your system.
And I hate to say it but no beer for a month. If you are trying to lose weight fast just cut it out. You can do one month. The amount of bloat you'll lose will make a huge difference and it's probably a good idea anyways if you're a daily drinker.
If you can stick to that you will probably lose close to 15 lbs in the next month. It will be close. Then the last week in particular, be extra cautious with sodium. I don't just mean salty foods. Bread has salt. Salad dressings have tons of salt. Lots of foods have sneaoy amounts of sodium. If you can stay in the 1500mg range for sodium per day, you may lose a little bit of extra water weight just before your big day. You don't need to do it for the whole month but a week will make a big difference.
Once you finish this diet you will see some of that weight come back very quickly because you have only really lose about 8 lbs of fat. There really isn't a healthy way to lose 20 lbs of fat in a month. But you will see that your gut goes down fastest because you are no longer full of extra food and beer so you will look like you lost a bunch.
If you want to do it the right way and lose weight permanently it takes time and this is the thread for you. I'm down about 70 Corp is down over 40 and a lot of us are having success in here that is long term and sustainable. Join on in and see how much fun it is to look better and be healthier.
Note that i am not a doctor and this is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before beginning this or any diet or exercise program.
Just had my A1C test, about 3 months later. I went from 6.7 to 5.3 so now within normal A1C ranges and in re-mission for diabetes as this was a giant wake up call and I had to improve my eating and being exercising. My blood pressure was also better, and it's become difficult to lose weight, but weighed in this past Wednesday at 171, meaning I have lost 20 pounds in just over 3 months. Still shooting to get my weight down to about 165 so have work to do in that area.
Overall, I've been sticking with my chicken, veggies, beans, soups, fruits, nuts, etc. Always looking for more variety, but with only a few bad meal days, I've stuck to this pretty well and now know what I need to do in the future.
ragincajun
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ragincajun
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ragincajun
Footballguy
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DJackson10
Footballguy
Thanks. I already started with salads at work today. Had an egg with veggies in it. Had my coffee. Drank mostly water and orange Mango drink. Probable not the best for dinner but I had a piece of fried chicken breast and water and nothing else
DJackson10
Footballguy
My issue is my junk food intake. To another extent the beer but definitely junk food and other non healthy food. I'm known to eat Half a bag of chips and dip within one sitting.
For the app do I just enter the food or do I need to know the calories and such?
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
For the app, you can search for a specific food (for example Cheetos) and enter that plus the amount you are eating, and it will give you the calories. Sometimes you have to make a guess on how much you eat. Like when I have pizza from my favorite local pizza spot, I have to guess how much pizza I’m eating and what the calories are using a generic pizza in the app.
It is pretty decent to use. It doesn’t take much time to use.
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
bostonfred
Footballguy
Here's the thing - I have no idea how much you actually ate yesterday from this description. You're younger than me so I'm guessing you get about 1600 calories but the app will give you a better estimate.
One egg is about 70 calories. Was it only one egg or did you have an omelette? If it's cooked in butter then that's not as good but probably only 50 calories. Some peppers might add like 20 or 30 calories to it max. Cheese would add more.
Coffee doesn't really have calories. Maybe 5 for flavored coffee. But you said you use half and half or creamer. How much? Is it one of those little single serve cups, or are you pouring it in from a carton/jug? My morning coffee is two tablespoons of creamer and two tablespoons of milk and I keep a measuring scoop near the coffee maker. Two large cups of coffee ends up at 171 calories - 140 from the creamer, 31 from the milk.
Salad is great. Very low calorie and some fiber. But lots of salads have cheese and meat and croutons that add to the calories plus some dressings can be hundreds of calories. Balsamic vinegar has practically no calories but balsamic vinaigrette can be hundreds. For a long time the salad at McDonald's had more calories than the burgers or fries. I prefer salads that are packaged and tell me how many calories are in them so I don't have to guess but if you can't do that then get the dressing on the side and try not to use it all. I dip my fork in the dressing it gets enough flavor per bite.
I don't know what is in your orange Mango drink. A bottle of Nantucket Nectars orange Mango is 260 calories. That's a lot. A can of coke is 150. But if you're getting orange Mango flavored water it might be zero calories. I just don't know from reading your description.
And the fried chicken for dinner... I don't know how big a piece it was or if it was a wing or breast or chicken fingers or how it was made or where you got it. If you go into myfitnesspal and enter fried chicken you'll find a bunch of options between 250 and 400 calories but if you enter fried chicken KFC it will tell you how much is in one KFC wing. Did you have any sides?
And you didn't mention the beer... did you have it yesterday? Or any other snacks?
It sounds like you did well but it's hard for me to tell over the internet
This is the thing - the app will make this all much easier. There's a bar code scanner so you can enter packaged foods easily. There is a huge database of foods like international delights creamer and fried chicken from Applebee's and lots of smaller and mid sized restaurants or if you can't find an exact match then you can come close.
If your calorie goal is 1600 then you want to eat about 1600, maybe a little less but not like 1000.
Today I'm going to have my coffee for 171 calories, a bowl of skyr yogurt (130) with raspberries strawberries and blueberries (89) and granola (130) for a total of 530 calories for breakfast.
I'm going to have two slices of Papa Gino's cheese pizza which is smaller and not much cheese so it's only 230 calories per slice. That will put me at 990 for the day.
For dinner I will grill a boneless skinless chicken breast (230) and microwave a bag of carrots broccoli and cauliflower (105) with some sweet chili sauce (45) and a baked potato (161) with half a tablespoon of butter (50). That will put me at 591 for dinner and 1581 for the day.
I might even have a snack in there because I plan to go for a run today. And I'll drink plenty of water and maybe a can for coke zero or a bottle of gatorade (140).
But those are three very filling meals, and I don't feel like I'm dieting when I'm having pizza. I'm getting lots of protein and fiber and all kinds of goodness from the berries and vegetables. And it will lose weight.
It really helps to plan it out like that. Treat it like a game where your goal is to eat the best food without going over calories. It's kind of fun even.
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DocHolliday
Footballguy
1. Put the app on your phone.
2. Follow the directions. Enter your current weight, activity level, and weight loss goal per week. Be realistic in your weight loss goals Slow and steady is important.
3. Enter your food and exercise as accurately as possible throughout the day. If you underestimate food intake purposely, you should not bother using the app.
4. When you have a bad meal or bad day, don’t give up. It happens. Learn from it and get back on the horse the next day. One bad day isn’t the end but, stringing bad days together will likely derail your plan.
Good luck.
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ragincajun
Footballguy
Ok so real talk time.... I am fat....
I have lied to myself for too long. I am about 5’10” and this morning I was 314#. I wear a 3x shirt and can squeeze into 46” pants barely. I have always been a big guy except in high school and most of college. Recently I have become more and more aware of my size and my unhealthy habits. I always knew I was big and I didn’t eat the best but it’s finally really starting to kick in. I am going to watch my son play in a golf tournament in an hour and instead of being excited I am worried about if they will have a cart available.
It hasn’t always been this way. I was extremely health focused in my younger years, so I have a great deal of knowledge on proper eating, proper lifting technique, etc. once I joined the working world though it all went out of the window. Anyway enough drama. Starting tomorrow I am back baby. Mmm baby back ribs.... Wait sorry. I am back on the train. Starting this week with a focus on diet and nutrition. A week later starting on light kettlebell workouts and some walking possibly. Wish me luck.
I have lied to myself for too long. I am about 5’10” and this morning I was 314#. I wear a 3x shirt and can squeeze into 46” pants barely. I have always been a big guy except in high school and most of college. Recently I have become more and more aware of my size and my unhealthy habits. I always knew I was big and I didn’t eat the best but it’s finally really starting to kick in. I am going to watch my son play in a golf tournament in an hour and instead of being excited I am worried about if they will have a cart available.
It hasn’t always been this way. I was extremely health focused in my younger years, so I have a great deal of knowledge on proper eating, proper lifting technique, etc. once I joined the working world though it all went out of the window. Anyway enough drama. Starting tomorrow I am back baby. Mmm baby back ribs.... Wait sorry. I am back on the train. Starting this week with a focus on diet and nutrition. A week later starting on light kettlebell workouts and some walking possibly. Wish me luck.
Clown Car
Footballguy
bostonfred
Footballguy
As ive mentioned before i started at 5'10" 284.6 lbs and I had gone from obese to overweight by Easter. It is doable. It sounds like you already know what to do but maybe this thread can help with the accountability and motivation for you the way it has for me and others. If you're looking for a good goal how about 299 by Father's day? If you push you might even be able to get there by memorial day. I don't know about you but I find it helpful to have short term goals so I don't get overwhelmed by the long term goal.
bostonfred
Footballguy
I'm up since Easter too and have been a little frustrated with myself too. It usually happens to me when I don't feel any urgency. The problem I run into is that I feel like I can lose the weight so I don't need to do it right now.
One thing that helps is to set a specific goal and stick to it but that only works when you actually want that goal more than you want to eat and not exercise. It helps to think about why you want to lose weight. What are you looking forward to about it? Wearing something that doesn't fit or going to the beach or hitting a certain number on the scale or some specific thing about your weight you'd like to fix?
One goal that helps is to set a "canary in the coal mine" weight where you've put on too much and need to undo it before it spirals. 200 is a good round number for that. So is 5 lbs of weight gain. You hit that number and you get back to it. That’s a really good thing because all of us have put on more than 5 lbs before and not righted the ship. So you're doing a good thing here.
I like it when you post in here please do it more often.
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
ragincajun
Footballguy
Thanks all.
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Angry Bovine
There is nothing we can do about the past, so I would just focus on the present and what you plan to do for the future. I have very little discipline, that's why I had to make a plan that was so simple even I could follow it. Protein shake in the morning, chipotle bowl for lunch, 8 chicken nuggets for dinner. 1470 calories. If it didn't look like one of those things, I knew I couldn't have it. When we had a "snow" event (which in the south was the prediction of possible snow the next day) I bought 2 chipotle bowls and 2 things of nuggets so I could eat my plan the next day.
You can do it. Once you get started it really starts adding up because the more you see the results, the more you believe you can do it. I never lost a big chunk of weight, but week after week of 1 or 2 pounds added up. I'm pulling for you!
I've been thinking about what happened the last few weeks and why. I think my biggest issues were getting knocked off routine and stress. Routine got messed up visiting the in-laws, which by itself wasn't terrible. But then a few days after we got back my kids were such and home from daycare for nearly a week and I had primary childcare duty for most of those days while my wife worked. Then I was up late working a little trying to stay somewhat on top of things since I couldn't work during the day. I'm not sure how people stay home with the kids, so stressful. Fun, but man so they need constant attention.FBG26 said:
I already feel better after getting back to normal the last few days. Diet and exercise are back on track too.
DJackson10
Footballguy
Set it up today. With my walking I ended up accumulating 160 extra calories from work today. Question are those extra Cals calculated automatically into you today for the day?
Yeah I have some friend chicken I was gonna finish from work and have really not much of an idea how much it is so I guestimated that. Found out the Coconut water I drink only has 10 Cals so I can be pounded those all day.
DJackson10
Footballguy
Set it up today. With dinner it looks like I have eaten under my calories or came close within 100 or so what my intake can be. Parfare yogurt, my water which was 10 cals, and two little Mandarin oranges. Breakfast was Honeynut CHeiroes with coffee, little half and half and some creamer but not much. I'm having some fried chicken with my last beer in the house at like 9P now, was able to add an extra 160 Cal for my walking and stuff at work today. Also wanted to get a quick snack at work (as I worked much later then I thought I would) and held off on the small travel container of Pringles after seeing the calories in it. Ended up eating PB sandwich crackers.
DJackson10
Footballguy
You already took the tough first step in admitting theres a problem. so very good on your part
DJackson10
Footballguy
So I was looking at some of the workout regimes on the app. I already have some lower body and hammy/feet exercises to deal with a weak hip. Looking for cardio stuff to work in there and maybe some core to help with the gut part as well as having more energy. I do walk a lot but I feel I tire out far too easy for someone who usually walks EVERYWHERE.
Any suggestions on workouts? I'm looking for like a quick workout where I can burn some Cals as well and squeeze them in between work shifts as I'm working literally 6 days a week right now
Should add I got some workout bands and some light weights are home but thats about it and not looking to go to the gym. Just some simple stuff I can do at home that are fun.
Any suggestions on workouts? I'm looking for like a quick workout where I can burn some Cals as well and squeeze them in between work shifts as I'm working literally 6 days a week right now
Should add I got some workout bands and some light weights are home but thats about it and not looking to go to the gym. Just some simple stuff I can do at home that are fun.
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ragincajun
Footballguy
Which app are you guys using? MFP?
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
It depends on how you've set up your profile. At first I set my profile up as "active", which would mean that I'm walking and moving around a bunch at work. But then I also was counting that as exercise, which meant I was double-counting my activity. So I changed my settings to whatever the laziest/most inactive setting possible is. (I don't remember what it was called) So now I track my activity/steps/walking and enter it into the app like you did.
@bostonfred explains this better than I do, but that's the gist of it.
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
ragincajun
Footballguy
Is there a username list somewhere?
Clown Car
Footballguy
DJackson10
Footballguy
Well considering I do a lot of lifting and carrying stuff that heavy how I set it up I think I did pretty well. Some of the stuff I do at work could be considered exercise when its not related. So I think I set it up well. Today I ended up with 260+ extra caloriesAlex P Keaton said:
I skipped Breakfast as I was late for work. Had a sandwich from Manhattan ( had to estimate on), small pear, Banana and Clementine for lunch with a Soda. Dinner I just ate late had Meatloaf, baked potato with butter and sour cream, green beans with some salt and butter.
Give or take I can take on about 400-520 more calories at 9:30 tonight. So I did pretty well. With an off day tomorrow I'm helping my dad and I won't be walking as much (My store is huge so I get a lot of walking in over 20K steps today) but will be moving around tomorrow. Might have to pack a lunch possible. Gone through 32 OZ of water. I'm now drinking ice water out of a souvenir cup they give you at the games so not exactly what size OZ I should put on
DJackson10
Footballguy
Also I got my first big challenge coming up May 8th a Saturday. My brother's girlfriend and him are having a catered Grad party (Post 2020 grad) and having everything catered. There's gonna be salmon or whatever fish wise but with my Autism I always feel comfortable around unfamiliar people (Gonna see a lot of her family I don't see there and never met) when I have some sort of adult beverage in my hand. Can I afford a "cheat" day at this point? The next day I have work and can definitely get that off but was wondering how I should handle this.
Should've mentioned in my initial post yes My Autism/Aspergers hasn't helped me be the most reliant on getting weight off either and its harder for me to change a routine/eating habits.
Should've mentioned in my initial post yes My Autism/Aspergers hasn't helped me be the most reliant on getting weight off either and its harder for me to change a routine/eating habits.
DocHolliday
Footballguy
1-25. 201.4
4-26. 195.0
Finally reached my goal of 195 pounds a few days ago. It took a month longer than I wanted but it’s still good to finally get there. I need to lose a few more pounds but I may just hold steady and continue to hit the weights for a month.
4-26. 195.0
Finally reached my goal of 195 pounds a few days ago. It took a month longer than I wanted but it’s still good to finally get there. I need to lose a few more pounds but I may just hold steady and continue to hit the weights for a month.
Clown Car
Footballguy
I don’t know what hormonal or behavioral abnormalities are going on but I’m back down to 197. I have been very strict the last few days. My routine is:
Breakfast- eggs
Lunch- simple salad/fruit
Dinner- whatever I make for the family, but small portions, no rice/potatoes/pasta.
Dessert- my big problem is sugar/chocolate/candy so I’ve been making “nice cream” to fake myself into thinking I’m having chocolate ice cream. Frozen banana, 1 t cocoa powder, almond butter (2T), and a splash of almond milk. Blend it up in the food processor and it is good enough.
It seems like if I stay out of restaurants I can do this.
Breakfast- eggs
Lunch- simple salad/fruit
Dinner- whatever I make for the family, but small portions, no rice/potatoes/pasta.
Dessert- my big problem is sugar/chocolate/candy so I’ve been making “nice cream” to fake myself into thinking I’m having chocolate ice cream. Frozen banana, 1 t cocoa powder, almond butter (2T), and a splash of almond milk. Blend it up in the food processor and it is good enough.
It seems like if I stay out of restaurants I can do this.
The Iguana
Footballguy
Haven't checked in lately. Basically have just been "maintaining". Weigh ins for the last couple of weeks bounce back and forth between 198 and 202. I am umpiring HS baseball games, which is doing 2 things - one is limiting running time, the other is I am not eating all that great. The 2 combined mean I'm pretty happy to not be gaining. The games do get in some exercise and the eating isn't totally out of control but definitely not where I need to be to keep losing.
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
A month longer than expected to get to your goal......is better than going backwards! Well done!!
DocHolliday
Footballguy
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Angry Bovine
Tremendous work!DocHolliday said:
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Angry Bovine
- Date | Weight | Chg From Start | Weekly Loss | Calories
- Nov 27 226.1
- Dec 24 212.9 -13.2 Avg daily calories during period: 1523
- NEW START DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS TO VALENTINES DAY - GOAL MADE! SUB 200!
- Dec 26 213.1 -13.0 Avg daily calories during period: 1510
- Jan 1 211.2 -14.9 -1.9 Avg daily calories during period: 1983
- Jan 8 210.3 -15.8 -0.9 Avg daily calories during period: 1546
- Jan 15 207.0 -19.1 -3.3 Avg daily calories during period: 1524
- Jan 22 205.4 -20.7 -1.6 Avg daily calories during period: 1513
- Jan 29 203.0 -23.1 -2.4 Avg daily calories during period: 1521
- Feb 5 202.1 -24.0 -0.9 Avg daily calories during period: 1594
- Feb 12 200.6 -25.5 -1.5 Avg daily calories during period: 1851
- Feb 19 199.5 -26.6 -1.1 Avg daily calories during period: 1524
- Feb 26 197.9 -28.2 -1.6 Avg daily calories during period: 1535
- Mar 5 195.9 -30.2 -2.0 Avg daily calories during period: 1575
- Mar 12 194.4 -31.7 -1.5 Avg daily calories during period: 1648
- Mar 19 191.8 -34.3 -2.6 Avg daily calories during period: 1470
- Mar 26 191.3 -34.8 -0.5 Avg daily calories during period: 1671
- Apr 2 189.3 -36.8 -2.0 Avg daily calories during period: 1507
- Apr 9 188.4 -37.7 -0.9 Avg daily calories during period: 1607
- Apr 16 187.1 -39.0 -1.3 Avg daily calories during period: 1540
- Apr 23 186.0 -40.1 -1.1 Avg daily calories during period: 1572
I don't have any more real goals. I'm only losing now because of good habits built up, and mainly it has just been portion control (even if I don't stick to Chickpotle) and increased activity. I think the better knowledge of protein and fiber has also contributed. Like others have said, you shouldn't really diet but instead change lifestyle habits, so I'm hopeful this sticks.
Lots of good work in here, keep it up all!
DocHolliday
Footballguy
Dropping 6 pounds to reach my goal was easy compared to what you have accomplished. What you did is life changing. Congrats. You are an inspiration.
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Angry Bovine
Most everyone here is really high on MFP, I used it for years so I never searched for an alternative.
culdeus
Footballguy
Yeah, sort of pissed. I don't know what happened but they seemed to have nuked my account.
DJackson10
Footballguy
Looking at my graph I'm having issues with this. Too many carbs and fats still. I love my breakfast food and most days I'm eating lunch at work at my store which is a Grocery store of a major chain so I have options. Dinner is mostly what my mom makes anyway. Looking to add more protein and fiber at least in my mornings. to get a good head start on my day.
DJackson10
Footballguy
Question: Should I being weighing myself everyday or once a week?
AAABatteries
Footballguy
There is no right answer to this - depends on your personality, your goals, your consistency and maybe some other things. If I had to guess, the consensus is to weight weekly as daily fluctuations are common and sometimes a bad weigh-in can be demoralizing. Personally, I weigh daily just as a reminder to myself to make health a priority and to make healthy choices.
bostonfred
Footballguy
Every day, multiple times per day
You're a smart guy with a specific short term goal. You benefit from as much information as possible right now. Other people struggle with their feelings from losing weight and not seeing immediate results. They should weigh in once a week. If a bad week will #### you up, don't weigh in once a week. If a bad day will ruin your week, don't weigh in once a day.
But if you're learning how your body reacts to salty food and weighing in in the morning vs at night or before breakfast vs after or when you haven't pooped recently or after a big pee or whatever... then learn as much about yourself as you can. IMHO. I am not a doctor and this is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before beginning this or any diet or exercise program.
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
I like to weight myself in the morning before breakfast every day. Just as a way of A) reminding myself of my healthy eating & lifestyle goals, B) to get a weight estimate at the same time each day without the distortion of water intake or food intake that day.
DJackson10
Footballguy
Weighing myself mostly in the morning after up and pooping for the most part. I'm trying to figure out how my body is reacting to certain foods. Had a bad day yesterday with calories as I "over ate" and should've held off on two things technically.
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