Anonymous wrote:Try tirz again. and follow it. You will lose. I wonder if you bought some bad compound or something.
It takes a huge deficit of calories. Tirz showed me that. But it is impossible to do without meds (to all the PPs) because you will just be dying of hunger and miserable without the meds. It is sad how many less calories I must eat to maintain, let alone lose.
I am OP of that thread... I posted evidence of my steps. I am toying with the idea of posting before and after pictures so that you can understand that, whatever else I am doing, I am not lying. This happened. Today, while I was wearing leggings, someone approached me to tell me I reminded them of "Jennifer Aniston". No kidding. I was over 200 lbs less than 8 months ago. I actually understand your skepticism, but what I did is real, and, the thing, it wasn't that hard. I explained there, eating <700 calories is easier than eating 1200 calories.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:try the 700 cal diet in another thread. the op was able to lose ~35% of her weight in a few month with that, plus waking a ton everyday.
NP here, 20lb overweight. I would rather remain heavy than subsist on 700 calories a day. That seems so cruel for someone who is also walking a ton every day.
i was a doubter at first too but read through the entire thread and now a believer. keep an open mind and read it all when bored: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1286666.page
Good lord, the 700 calories a day + claimed 30k+ steps a day thread just will not die. This person either has an eating disorder or is lying or both. I'm sorry but walking 30-50k steps a day is pretty nuts. Maintaining 700 calories a day is nuts. Doing both is just bonkers.
I am OP of that thread... I posted evidence of my steps. I am toying with the idea of posting before and after pictures so that you can understand that, whatever else I am doing, I am not lying. This happened. Today, while I was wearing leggings, someone approached me to tell me I reminded them of "Jennifer Aniston". No kidding. I was over 200 lbs less than 8 months ago. I actually understand your skepticism, but what I did is real, and, the thing, it wasn't that hard. I explained there, eating <700 calories is easier than eating 1200 calories.
And did everyone around you clap when she said this too? Something is very wrong with you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What the hell.
I’m 39 for a few more days. I have three kids: 11, 8, and 2. Outside of pregnancy, and since my youngest was born, I was always within the same ten-pound range and wore a size 6. Sometimes a 4, sometimes an 8, but I was pretty much the same size. I ate normally - did not exclude anything but didn’t eat to excess - and was active but was never a gym rat. It was, in hindsight, easy for me to maintain this weight.
My last pregnancy wrecked me 100%. Baby was born in March 2023. I gained an ungodly amount of weight, developed gestational diabetes, and to this day I weigh 30 pounds more than I did when I got pregnant with him.
I counted calories: sub-1600, sub-1400, sub-1200. Eliminated sugar. Eliminated gluten/grains. Quit alcohol. Intermittent fasted. Worked out 3-5 times a week for a YEAR (July 2024-July 2025, cardio and weights). And my weight has barely budged. Oh and before anyone suggests it, I have been on both tirzepitide and semaglutide and neither worked. WTF.
I am now trying the last-ditch effort of a carnivore diet. It’s been 2.5 weeks, and after an initial drop of water weight I haven’t lost anything. My panels are normal, my blood glucose is normal, and I am so plucking depressed at the notion of being perpetually chubby/overweight. I have tried EVERYTHING. Will carnivore/keto be the answer to my problems? Or should I just get used to being FAT!?
The fact that your won't post your height /weight / BMI / fat%, and talking abou losing weight ins 2.5 WEEKS suggests that you are anorexic with a body image problem.
Anonymous wrote:What the hell.
I’m 39 for a few more days. I have three kids: 11, 8, and 2. Outside of pregnancy, and since my youngest was born, I was always within the same ten-pound range and wore a size 6. Sometimes a 4, sometimes an 8, but I was pretty much the same size. I ate normally - did not exclude anything but didn’t eat to excess - and was active but was never a gym rat. It was, in hindsight, easy for me to maintain this weight.
My last pregnancy wrecked me 100%. Baby was born in March 2023. I gained an ungodly amount of weight, developed gestational diabetes, and to this day I weigh 30 pounds more than I did when I got pregnant with him.
I counted calories: sub-1600, sub-1400, sub-1200. Eliminated sugar. Eliminated gluten/grains. Quit alcohol. Intermittent fasted. Worked out 3-5 times a week for a YEAR (July 2024-July 2025, cardio and weights). And my weight has barely budged. Oh and before anyone suggests it, I have been on both tirzepitide and semaglutide and neither worked. WTF.
I am now trying the last-ditch effort of a carnivore diet. It’s been 2.5 weeks, and after an initial drop of water weight I haven’t lost anything. My panels are normal, my blood glucose is normal, and I am so plucking depressed at the notion of being perpetually chubby/overweight. I have tried EVERYTHING. Will carnivore/keto be the answer to my problems? Or should I just get used to being FAT!?
Anonymous wrote:What the hell.
I’m 39 for a few more days. I have three kids: 11, 8, and 2. Outside of pregnancy, and since my youngest was born, I was always within the same ten-pound range and wore a size 6. Sometimes a 4, sometimes an 8, but I was pretty much the same size. I ate normally - did not exclude anything but didn’t eat to excess - and was active but was never a gym rat. It was, in hindsight, easy for me to maintain this weight.
My last pregnancy wrecked me 100%. Baby was born in March 2023. I gained an ungodly amount of weight, developed gestational diabetes, and to this day I weigh 30 pounds more than I did when I got pregnant with him.
I counted calories: sub-1600, sub-1400, sub-1200. Eliminated sugar. Eliminated gluten/grains. Quit alcohol. Intermittent fasted. Worked out 3-5 times a week for a YEAR (July 2024-July 2025, cardio and weights). And my weight has barely budged. Oh and before anyone suggests it, I have been on both tirzepitide and semaglutide and neither worked. WTF.
I am now trying the last-ditch effort of a carnivore diet. It’s been 2.5 weeks, and after an initial drop of water weight I haven’t lost anything. My panels are normal, my blood glucose is normal, and I am so plucking depressed at the notion of being perpetually chubby/overweight. I have tried EVERYTHING. Will carnivore/keto be the answer to my problems? Or should I just get used to being FAT!?
Anonymous wrote:If you were stranded on a deserted island and had to forage for your food...how long would you still be fat?
There is something you aren't being honest about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:try the 700 cal diet in another thread. the op was able to lose ~35% of her weight in a few month with that, plus waking a ton everyday.
NP here, 20lb overweight. I would rather remain heavy than subsist on 700 calories a day. That seems so cruel for someone who is also walking a ton every day.
i was a doubter at first too but read through the entire thread and now a believer. keep an open mind and read it all when bored: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1286666.page
Good lord, the 700 calories a day + claimed 30k+ steps a day thread just will not die. This person either has an eating disorder or is lying or both. I'm sorry but walking 30-50k steps a day is pretty nuts. Maintaining 700 calories a day is nuts. Doing both is just bonkers.
I am OP of that thread... I posted evidence of my steps. I am toying with the idea of posting before and after pictures so that you can understand that, whatever else I am doing, I am not lying. This happened. Today, while I was wearing leggings, someone approached me to tell me I reminded them of "Jennifer Aniston". No kidding. I was over 200 lbs less than 8 months ago. I actually understand your skepticism, but what I did is real, and, the thing, it wasn't that hard. I explained there, eating <700 calories is easier than eating 1200 calories.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:try the 700 cal diet in another thread. the op was able to lose ~35% of her weight in a few month with that, plus waking a ton everyday.
NP here, 20lb overweight. I would rather remain heavy than subsist on 700 calories a day. That seems so cruel for someone who is also walking a ton every day.
i was a doubter at first too but read through the entire thread and now a believer. keep an open mind and read it all when bored: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1286666.page
Good lord, the 700 calories a day + claimed 30k+ steps a day thread just will not die. This person either has an eating disorder or is lying or both. I'm sorry but walking 30-50k steps a day is pretty nuts. Maintaining 700 calories a day is nuts. Doing both is just bonkers.
I am OP of that thread... I posted evidence of my steps. I am toying with the idea of posting before and after pictures so that you can understand that, whatever else I am doing, I am not lying. This happened. Today, while I was wearing leggings, someone approached me to tell me I reminded them of "Jennifer Aniston". No kidding. I was over 200 lbs less than 8 months ago. I actually understand your skepticism, but what I did is real, and, the thing, it wasn't that hard. I explained there, eating <700 calories is easier than eating 1200 calories.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:try the 700 cal diet in another thread. the op was able to lose ~35% of her weight in a few month with that, plus waking a ton everyday.
NP here, 20lb overweight. I would rather remain heavy than subsist on 700 calories a day. That seems so cruel for someone who is also walking a ton every day.
i was a doubter at first too but read through the entire thread and now a believer. keep an open mind and read it all when bored: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1286666.page
Good lord, the 700 calories a day + claimed 30k+ steps a day thread just will not die. This person either has an eating disorder or is lying or both. I'm sorry but walking 30-50k steps a day is pretty nuts. Maintaining 700 calories a day is nuts. Doing both is just bonkers.
Anonymous wrote:So one prior poster was pretty rude about it, but, I think it's the truth. In all my research, the experts says that if you stay in a caloric deficit, you will lose weight....there is no ifs, and, or buts. No hormones, insulin, cortisol, anything...that can prevent weight loss when you are burning more calories than you are ingesting. Can you take a real hard look at what you are eating and drinking? I know you said that you counted calories before, but you must be missing something. My advice...don't listen to all these people saying to love yourself and accept the weight and all that. If you aren't happy with your weight, keep working. Don't give up. Keep exercising, keep walking, keeping lifting weights, keep cutting junk food,...keep with the high protein, low calorie. Keep it up.