Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Thanks? I’ve tracked my macros and calories religiously for a year and a half. NOTHING crosses my lips that I don’t assess and document. I am not out here eating whatever, whenever. I am MUCH more vigilant about what I eat than I was when I was smaller. So it is indeed quizzical.
I’ve been doing a lazy/dirty carnivore to include dairy. I’m going to cut the dairy and hope to god some progress comes from it. I have been in tears many times because I feel betrayed by my body.
Quizzical? Hmmm..
Not at all. If I were you I would use a packaged meal diet service. You have to be miscalculatibg. It is literally biologically chemically not possible to eat very little and not lose weight. You may be monitoring what you eat but not limiting calories. You can eat two frosted cupcakes a day only and lose weight. It's about science not drama.
Anonymous wrote:A lot of these replies are from the OP of the "lost 60lbs without GLP" thread (the one who ate 700 calories and walked 30k+ steps a day).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:GLPs didn’t work for me either. Not the miracles some say they are.
Did OP try glp?
Anonymous wrote:Also OP track your diet. Every bite. Do not taste test while cooking. Walk 7 miles a day 1-2x a week. Walking is just as good exercise as running! And better for your joints.
Peptides can also help.
Anonymous wrote: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.
You clearly have an incredibly unhealthy relationship with food. You said you were obese 8 months ago, and you obviously developed an eating disorder to combat that. So, you are going from one extreme to the other. You need therapy to change how you think about food and diet. Most people aren't doubting your results, they are telling you that your methods are unhealthy and unsustainable. And IMO, you have absolutely no business encouraging other people to try and follow your lead.
Anonymous wrote:Given your likely insulin resistance /metabolic syndrome I recommend :
A low carb diet- where almost all the carbs you eat are in the form of vegetables or nuts/seeds. And eating only low glycemic foods. (Glucose spikes and crashes are your enemy - those avoid most fruits or eat in very small amounts)
Eating at least 25 grams of fiber a day (this will help improve your microbiome, avocados and chia seeds are good sources of fiber) and 1g/kg of weight in protein.
Combined with intermittent fasting (maybe 5:2, I do 12-12 eating breakfast and dinner and one 24 hour fast a week) ideally eating very low carb or no carb when you break any fast (eating too many carbs after fasting can cause spikes and metabolic disarray for the rest of the day)
Combine with resistance training 4-5x a week- need to build muscle to improve basal metabolism.
If you need to take a GLP-1 to make the proper fueling pattern happen- add that too.
A lot of people think that with IF you can eat whatever you want in your windows- but it’s really important to eat nourishing high fiber healthy foods during your meals - not binge French fries, bread and pasta. Binging whatever you want during your eating periods will not help you lose weight.
Anonymous wrote: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.
Thanks? I’ve tracked my macros and calories religiously for a year and a half. NOTHING crosses my lips that I don’t assess and document. I am not out here eating whatever, whenever. I am MUCH more vigilant about what I eat than I was when I was smaller. So it is indeed quizzical.
I’ve been doing a lazy/dirty carnivore to include dairy. I’m going to cut the dairy and hope to god some progress comes from it. I have been in tears many times because I feel betrayed by my body.