Anonymous wrote:Is there really much of a difference between 132 and 137? Seems like such a ridiculous thing to care about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is there really much of a difference between 132 and 137? Seems like such a ridiculous thing to care about.
I'm 5'7 and the difference between 140 and 145 is a pants size.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Eat boiled potatoes, cabbage and strawberries and popcorn.
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Anonymous wrote:Eat boiled potatoes, cabbage and strawberries and popcorn.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is there really much of a difference between 132 and 137? Seems like such a ridiculous thing to care about.
It becomes 5 lbs per year quickly at that age…. need to counter the muscle loss.
Anonymous wrote:In the same exact boat.
Whenever I gain 3-5 lbs, all of it goes into my belly and thigh area, so immediately I feel the difference in how clothes fit.
Anonymous wrote:You’re very lucky. Work on building muscle. At first you may gain but then you will find that your eating/weight are more like your normal.
Anonymous wrote:Is there really much of a difference between 132 and 137? Seems like such a ridiculous thing to care about.
Anonymous wrote:I am 49 years old. I have been 132 lbs my entire adult life - 5'4". Even after kids, went back to 132. Well, here I am at 49 and have gained 5 pounds this year. Now 137. My eating has not changed. My current diet is mostly IF and low carb with indulgences like pizza once a week and dessert/cocktail on weekends. But the weight crept on this year. I have found unless I go (i) zero carbs, (ii) IF and (iii) no sugar, I cannot get back to 132. The thing is, I like to eat. I eat relatively healthy, but I like to have dessert and a cocktail or two on weekends. I am trying to come to terms with the fact that either I do no carb/no sugar to get back to 132 (which I was always trying to get below anyway) or I just enjoy my life and suck it up at being 137. Anyone relate?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is there really much of a difference between 132 and 137? Seems like such a ridiculous thing to care about.
When you're on the shorter side, yes.
DP Agree. I'm 5'4 and 5 pounds means my size 4 pants start feeling snug, and 8 pounds means I'm a size 6 (which I don't have in my closet)