Help me out, need to lose weight fast-ish

[Anonymous]

Look up the glucose goddess on instagram. Buy her first book. It will seriously change your life.

[Anonymous]

Here is the link to the glucose book. It literally changed my life:

https://www.amazon.com/Glucose-Revolution-Life-Changing-Power-Balancing/dp/1982179414/ref=asc_df_1982179414?nodl=1&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=532597683340&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15269727811351685533&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9008336&hvtargid=pla-1436938608935&psc=1&dplnkId=987fcec6-3b78-4c18-aa34-1697893746d9

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am confused. Why can’t you absolutely not exercise?

OP not sure when kids are up at 6 and go to sleep at 8 - I clean cook prep after they sleep and then work more and then …just sleep. I can’t go outside bc of wild animals like bears and the dark woods. I don’t have the money or space for a big workout item like treadmill (small 2 bedroom home). I don’t know any other exercise but walking running biking and not sure my yoga mat and some YouTube will make a difference…? I guess I should say I can’t just go to a gym or “take a walk” at lunch.

Use exercise videos.
Buy an adjustable exercise step and step up and down
Have you considered something like TRX? You can do a lot with them.
I think you will feel better after getting some exercise. Include the kids - dance around the house. Do one minute intervals of jumping jacks. Squats, sit ups, push ups, marching in place, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am confused. Why can’t you absolutely not exercise?

OP not sure when kids are up at 6 and go to sleep at 8 - I clean cook prep after they sleep and then work more and then …just sleep. I can’t go outside bc of wild animals like bears and the dark woods. I don’t have the money or space for a big workout item like treadmill (small 2 bedroom home). I don’t know any other exercise but walking running biking and not sure my yoga mat and some YouTube will make a difference…? I guess I should say I can’t just go to a gym or “take a walk” at lunch.

Um...your little house is literally right in the middle of the woods surrounded by bears? Are you Laura Ingalls Wilder?

OP I don’t know who that is but we moved to a plus acre property in upstate New York / CT so yes, bears are an almost nightly occurrence, no sidewalks, surrounded by forests (I meant what I said, our Ring camera catches them passing or trying to eat our trash…wild turkeys and bobcats too…and it’s pitch black when it gets dark).

Do you drive your child to kindergarten? Park and put your toddler in a stroller and go for a walk while your older child is at school. Also check out Little House on the Prairie books, everyone should know who Laura Ingalls is.

dp. Those books were mostly great, excepting the racism and Pa's impulsivity and narcissism.

Oh STFU about the racism, already. It’s exhausting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am confused. Why can’t you absolutely not exercise?

OP not sure when kids are up at 6 and go to sleep at 8 - I clean cook prep after they sleep and then work more and then …just sleep. I can’t go outside bc of wild animals like bears and the dark woods. I don’t have the money or space for a big workout item like treadmill (small 2 bedroom home). I don’t know any other exercise but walking running biking and not sure my yoga mat and some YouTube will make a difference…? I guess I should say I can’t just go to a gym or “take a walk” at lunch.

You tube and a yoga mat will absolutely make a difference. Buy yourself some small hand weights and resistance bands. Everything you need will fit in a small basket.

[Anonymous]

Get the peloton app and do floor mat exercises. Even 10-15 a day will help at first! Order a yoga mat, and get weights. Try 5lbs at first, you will adjust and need to get heavier weights after awhile. Do short lower body & upper body workouts (they have 10 minute segments!). Do 5 minute core sessions. Do the Barre classes. These are all listed under the “Strength” tab.

As long as you do it every day, you WILL feel stronger. Do not stop. Do it every day. It will truly make you feel better and stronger and more confident.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP, try eating very few carbs (less than 30g/day). It helps a lot.

Less than 30? I'm a relatively low-carb eater but under 30g is extremely difficult to do, not to mention unnecessary. Fruit and veggies alone have carbs - just one apple is 25-30 grams. Also with being that low-carb you invite other issues like constipation. Don't do it OP.

It's also possible to track net carbs, subtracting the fiber.

I've often eaten under 20g total carbs for periods of time, not that hard if avoiding sugar and grain and great to lower inflammation. No more knee twinges.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP, try eating very few carbs (less than 30g/day). It helps a lot.

Less than 30? I'm a relatively low-carb eater but under 30g is extremely difficult to do, not to mention unnecessary. Fruit and veggies alone have carbs - just one apple is 25-30 grams. Also with being that low-carb you invite other issues like constipation. Don't do it OP.

It's also possible to track net carbs, subtracting the fiber.

I've often eaten under 20g total carbs for periods of time, not that hard if avoiding sugar and grain and great to lower inflammation. No more knee twinges.

This idea of "net carbs" is built on falsehoods. It's a concept that fits those that still want to eat crap carbs and justify it. Companies aren't dumb, they just dump a bunch of "fiber" into a high junk-carb product and tell you not to worry about it because the fiber will grab onto those junky carbs and suck them right up and out before they affect your body. Don't fall for it.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, try eating very few carbs (less than 30g/day). It helps a lot.

Less than 30? I'm a relatively low-carb eater but under 30g is extremely difficult to do, not to mention unnecessary. Fruit and veggies alone have carbs - just one apple is 25-30 grams. Also with being that low-carb you invite other issues like constipation. Don't do it OP.

It's also possible to track net carbs, subtracting the fiber.

I've often eaten under 20g total carbs for periods of time, not that hard if avoiding sugar and grain and great to lower inflammation. No more knee twinges.

This idea of "net carbs" is built on falsehoods. It's a concept that fits those that still want to eat crap carbs and justify it. Companies aren't dumb, they just dump a bunch of "fiber" into a high junk-carb product and tell you not to worry about it because the fiber will grab onto those junky carbs and suck them right up and out before they affect your body. Don't fall for it.

This exactly. All of these dumb gymnastics can be avoided by not eating shelf stable garbage foods and avoiding refined sugar generally.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, try eating very few carbs (less than 30g/day). It helps a lot.

Less than 30? I'm a relatively low-carb eater but under 30g is extremely difficult to do, not to mention unnecessary. Fruit and veggies alone have carbs - just one apple is 25-30 grams. Also with being that low-carb you invite other issues like constipation. Don't do it OP.

It's also possible to track net carbs, subtracting the fiber.

I've often eaten under 20g total carbs for periods of time, not that hard if avoiding sugar and grain and great to lower inflammation. No more knee twinges.

This idea of "net carbs" is built on falsehoods. It's a concept that fits those that still want to eat crap carbs and justify it. Companies aren't dumb, they just dump a bunch of "fiber" into a high junk-carb product and tell you not to worry about it because the fiber will grab onto those junky carbs and suck them right up and out before they affect your body. Don't fall for it.

Nice strawman. Carb content is kind of a catchall. Some carbs will impact blood glucose levels and some won’t. At the end of the day, it is the body’s response to blood glucose levels - insulin - that dictates weight gain.

[Anonymous]

The fastest route to weight loss is to be hungry. Get hungry and then hungrier. It will come in waves. Then eventually it will go away for days at a time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is the link to the glucose book. It literally changed my life:

https://www.amazon.com/Glucose-Revolution-Life-Changing-Power-Balancing/dp/1982179414/ref=asc_df_1982179414?nodl=1&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=532597683340&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15269727811351685533&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9008336&hvtargid=pla-1436938608935&psc=1&dplnkId=987fcec6-3b78-4c18-aa34-1697893746d9

np here, thanks for this suggestion! It looks like what I need, I started following her instagram too.

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Anonymous wrote:I am confused. Why can’t you absolutely not exercise?

OP not sure when kids are up at 6 and go to sleep at 8 - I clean cook prep after they sleep and then work more and then …just sleep. I can’t go outside bc of wild animals like bears and the dark woods. I don’t have the money or space for a big workout item like treadmill (small 2 bedroom home). I don’t know any other exercise but walking running biking and not sure my yoga mat and some YouTube will make a difference…? I guess I should say I can’t just go to a gym or “take a walk” at lunch.

Um...your little house is literally right in the middle of the woods surrounded by bears? Are you Laura Ingalls Wilder?

OP I don’t know who that is but we moved to a plus acre property in upstate New York / CT so yes, bears are an almost nightly occurrence, no sidewalks, surrounded by forests (I meant what I said, our Ring camera catches them passing or trying to eat our trash…wild turkeys and bobcats too…and it’s pitch black when it gets dark).

Do you drive your child to kindergarten? Park and put your toddler in a stroller and go for a walk while your older child is at school. Also check out Little House on the Prairie books, everyone should know who Laura Ingalls is.

dp. Those books were mostly great, excepting the racism and Pa's impulsivity and narcissism.

Oh STFU about the racism, already. It’s exhausting.

Not PP but yes, racism is exhausting.

[Anonymous]

OP here I had a few slip ups like half a chipotle bowl but still keeping calories low. I do have a yoga mat from my first kid birthing class ha! Ask me how many times I used it ….


Question for you all I’m 5’7’ and 157 pounds but it’s all in my stomach and hips and arms too, how do I target that area it’s really pronounced? Or is it the last to go? Will it ever go or do I need the exercise? It’s like I’m wearing a life ring around me anytime I put clothes on sigh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here I had a few slip ups like half a chipotle bowl but still keeping calories low. I do have a yoga mat from my first kid birthing class ha! Ask me how many times I used it ….


Question for you all I’m 5’7’ and 157 pounds but it’s all in my stomach and hips and arms too, how do I target that area it’s really pronounced? Or is it the last to go? Will it ever go or do I need the exercise? It’s like I’m wearing a life ring around me anytime I put clothes on sigh.

You can't spot reduce. Your body stores fat wherever it chooses.

If you exercise, it will go faster. If you do strength training, in particular, you will look better.