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Reply to "doc said to lose 3-5 pounds, so i gained 2 pounds"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you eating too much salt? I could be waterweight. But the good news is that 2 pounds is manageable and I know that you can lose that in a couple weeks. [/quote] this is op - and you would think! but i've been trying to lose three pounds for about a year. my body likes to put on a few pounds and then hold them tight. i do eat salt but not crazy amounts. this is actual weight, not illusion weight. i got up here over the holidays when we were at my in-laws - all we do is eat for a week there. also, i guess i don't help by really refusing to take any more extreme measures than eating three reasonably healthy meals per day, with some fruit between. i don't drink, don't eat much dessert - i do love a carb, though. usually after i get back up to my argh weight - 127-128 - i can just cut back a little bit and soon be back down to 125-126, or even a little lower, within about a month. but the minute i eat a cookie i'm back up. it's frustrating! i know, in the scheme of things, shut up this is nothing. but i really do have a whole bunch of jeans that are too tight to wear, and my doc feels i am too close to the upper limit of a healthy bmi. no one is talking about needing to make extreme changes, but come on, come on! [/quote] I totally understand, OP. Petite adults have a different scale of weight loss/gain that others don't understand. I am glad your doctor is taking you seriously, though. I am like you. The only thing that works is rigid attention to calories. I have to eat less than I think I need to eat, because there are always little food extras the mind refuses to include :-) If I get into a groove of eating less for a long period of time, then my weight starts to decrease very slowly. The times I am most likely to slip up are during PMS, when I crave chocolate and pasta. It's very difficult to manage cravings at that time. Best of luck. [/quote] to you, as well!! i'm glad fellow shorties understand the (very low key and minor, but COME ON) struggle.[/quote]
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