Anonymous wrote:I find the only way I lose weight in a week is by going dairy and gluten free. Scale does not budge no matter what I eat or how much I exercise if I am not avoiding gluten and dairy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My scale has given me the exact same weight for 3 weeks now, regardless of time of day, pre-food or after food. I don't think it's broken but it's really frustrating. And I am on Wegovy and lifting 5x a week!
That is odd. I don’t understand how it never changes. Even pre and post pee it should change. And you usually weigh more at night than in morning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Per #3. If you were doing all of that when you were 20 pounds heavier, as you lose weight, you need to consume even fewer calories. You really shouldn't eat less than 1200 a day, so try adding in an extra mile of walking a day.
Oh shut it. Unless you are a toddler or 5 ft talk you need more than 1200 cal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Per #3. If you were doing all of that when you were 20 pounds heavier, as you lose weight, you need to consume even fewer calories. You really shouldn't eat less than 1200 a day, so try adding in an extra mile of walking a day.
Oh shut it. Unless you are a toddler or 5 ft talk you need more than 1200 cal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Per #3. If you were doing all of that when you were 20 pounds heavier, as you lose weight, you need to consume even fewer calories. You really shouldn't eat less than 1200 a day, so try adding in an extra mile of walking a day.
Oh shut it. Unless you are a toddler or 5 ft talk you need more than 1200 cal.
Anonymous wrote:Per #3. If you were doing all of that when you were 20 pounds heavier, as you lose weight, you need to consume even fewer calories. You really shouldn't eat less than 1200 a day, so try adding in an extra mile of walking a day.
Anonymous wrote:My scale has given me the exact same weight for 3 weeks now, regardless of time of day, pre-food or after food. I don't think it's broken but it's really frustrating. And I am on Wegovy and lifting 5x a week!
Anonymous wrote:1. I'm post menopausal, so things go slow, but:
2. I have lost about 20 lbs since Jan (I told you it was slow), and would like to lose 10 more. It will probably take 6 more months.
3. Weights 3x a week, 3 mile walking daily with weights, 1200 to 1300 calories per day. Vegetarian.
Here's the thing- I will stay at a weight for a very very long time, like 3 or 4 weeks, and then out of no where, I'm 2 lbs lower. Then I stay there a very long time, then maybe 1 lb. Occasionally I go up, but it reverts in a few days. Probably water weight. This has been going on all this time. My Fitness Pal and other calculators, plans always talk abour .5 to 1 lb per week, but this seems to be how I do it. Hard to stay motivated.
Is this actually more like how weight loss works?