Anonymous wrote:1300 calories MAX
Only drink water
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think I've tried all the apps and programs for losing 15lbs. And gaining it back.
Finally embraced intuitive eating and it is working better than anything else. It took some trial and error, but training myself to listen to myself and my body vs calorie counts, external motivators, or other requirements is really paying off. The fact that I'm actually not hungry was a shock and I can say "no" to the ice cream and pizza and whatnot and feel how much better my body and energy levels are with better food choices. I don't *have* to always say "no", but I can have a little of this and a little of that and feel satisfied vs sluggish.
Can you please elaborate?
Anonymous wrote:I need to lose 15 lbs. ISO tips that were most helpful in your weight loss journey. [/quote
How tall are you and how much do you weigh now?
Anonymous wrote:I think I've tried all the apps and programs for losing 15lbs. And gaining it back.
Finally embraced intuitive eating and it is working better than anything else. It took some trial and error, but training myself to listen to myself and my body vs calorie counts, external motivators, or other requirements is really paying off. The fact that I'm actually not hungry was a shock and I can say "no" to the ice cream and pizza and whatnot and feel how much better my body and energy levels are with better food choices. I don't *have* to always say "no", but I can have a little of this and a little of that and feel satisfied vs sluggish.
Anonymous wrote:I think I've tried all the apps and programs for losing 15lbs. And gaining it back.
Finally embraced intuitive eating and it is working better than anything else. It took some trial and error, but training myself to listen to myself and my body vs calorie counts, external motivators, or other requirements is really paying off. The fact that I'm actually not hungry was a shock and I can say "no" to the ice cream and pizza and whatnot and feel how much better my body and energy levels are with better food choices. I don't *have* to always say "no", but I can have a little of this and a little of that and feel satisfied vs sluggish.