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[quote=Anonymous]So, I’ve been trying to lose weight forever and nothing has worked. I have finally begun losing weight - over 16 weeks I have lost about 15 pounds by moving to a very low net carb, high protein diet with an intermittent fasting window of 11-7. Total calories are about 1000 a day. At this rate I lose a little less than 1 pound a week - so sustainable from that perspective. And, yet, it seems crazy. 1000 calories seems very low, although I am not hungry due to the high protein. I would like to lose weight a bit faster, but cutting calories lower than 1000? That doesn’t sound healthy? Is my metabolism normal? What can I do to increase it that won’t also increase hunger? Exercise? what kind? different eating - cycle between fasted days and higher calorie days? Have cheat days? I’m glad to be losing weight but the caloric intake seems unhealthily low; however, eating more and being so overweight I was nearly obese also seems unhealthy. Or do I just have to be patient and consider that this really is my metabolism and my norm? Is a thousand calories a normal daily calorie allowance for weight loss? [/quote]
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