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Plenty of time yet. Can do almost as you please for another few years or so.The big 41 this year
It sounds like I still have time
Nice work! That's a huge amount of weight to lose. I'm sure it will have had an effect on those other areas you mention.Had about three to four weeks where didn't lose anything and then it just started going again. Lost 28.4 kg since the beginning of August.
Last went to the doctor in 2022 and BP was 160/70, now it's down to 142/84. Doing blood test next week when this cold has moved on. Be interesting to see what the weight loss has done to cholesterol, sugar and iron levels are.
Congrats but is it ok to lose so much weight in such a short period?Had about three to four weeks where didn't lose anything and then it just started going again. Lost 28.4 kg since the beginning of August.
Last went to the doctor in 2022 and BP was 160/70, now it's down to 142/84. Doing blood test next week when this cold has moved on. Be interesting to see what the weight loss has done to cholesterol, sugar and iron levels are.
You gotta kill the sugar and those cravings go.Wrighty how you doing? Need any motivation, inspiration or a kick?
I'm starting to eat more and snack more. Not putting in weight but not losing any either.
I really need to get focused again. Some competition would be good!
Bit worried with winter coming up and I generally crave and out on weight in that period.
Basically been hovering around 100kg for the last 4-5weeks.
95kg goal seems like a bit of a stretch now. ,
Yeah, I have a serious sweet tooth. I've done well though. No chocolate, lollies, biscuits etcYou gotta kill the sugar and those cravings go.
I was just at the supermarket and prided myself on not being tempted to buy ice cream, chips or chocolate. The craving just isn’t there these days… feels so bloody good!!
If anything I do treat myself to soda / sprite and bundabergs so maybe there’s where I get my sugar fill!!
We have to get some sugars and starches for healthy balanced diet, moderation and getting the balance right is the struggle for most of usYeah, I have a serious sweet tooth. I've done well though. No chocolate, lollies, biscuits etc
I'm drinking a can of soda each day though. Rest is water basically.
Bread and potatoes have crept back in so might just need to reset again.
Pretty much eliminated fats and most carbs. Around 250g of protein each day with the rest coming from fruit and vege. Trying to keep cal intake to between 1500 to 1800 per day.... I've developed a love/hate relationship with broccoli.... it loves me, I hate it!!!!. Every six weeks, have a "cheat weekend" where we eat mostly high fat food for two days in obscene amounts then two days regretting it with the first only eating apples and then add protein back in the second day and back to the normal plan after that.Congrats but is it ok to lose so much weight in such a short period?
What’s your routine and diet??
Congrats again that’s a huge achievement- excuse the pun!
I know I come across paranoid sometimes but in general a lot of dr are stupid. As was pointed out to me, not a single drug ever introduced to combat a lifestyle disease, has ever reduced the instances of it. From heart meds, to blood thinners, diabetes meds etc.Considering she had been told that menopause, chemo and surgery had stuffed her body up and that she would never lose weight again, the fact my wife has lost over 30kg has really confused our GP and her breast doctor. Me, I couldn't be prouder of her. I know if it wasn't for her doing this with me, I wouldn't have stuck with it.
There should be more emphasis on this in terms of health. The "health system" the politicians call it should be renamed. Or it should include trying to improve the general health of the population.Food, sleep, exercise is really the golden trio of health.
I used eat well for six weeks, have a weekend off then six weeks off and have a week off. This was about 20 years ago, before I met my wife and went off the rails. The weekends/weeks off was pretty much to branch out a bit and remove cravings. Maybe BK or Wendy's but not excessive.Pretty much eliminated fats and most carbs. Around 250g of protein each day with the rest coming from fruit and vege. Trying to keep cal intake to between 1500 to 1800 per day.... I've developed a love/hate relationship with broccoli.... it loves me, I hate it!!!!. Every six weeks, have a "cheat weekend" where we eat mostly high fat food for two days in obscene amounts then two days regretting it with the first only eating apples and then add protein back in the second day and back to the normal plan after that.
Exercise is most walking but the breathlessness has gone, range has increased and speed has increased. Doing a lot of garden work... things like bending down has really improved as well as getting up after kneeling down. Wife says my breathing at night has improved from a freight train to a kitten purr.
My "end goal" isn't any set weight but is to fit back into some jeans I'd brought in Dallas ten years ago. On the weekend, I was trying on different jeans and put on one pair which could barely do up... probably another 5 - 8 kg till I could wear them. When I took them off, I realised they were the ones I'd purchased at Costco in Dallas. That was the moment I realised how far I'd come.
Considering she had been told that menopause, chemo and surgery had stuffed her body up and that she would never lose weight again, the fact my wife has lost over 30kg has really confused our GP and her breast doctor. Me, I couldn't be prouder of her. I know if it wasn't for her doing this with me, I wouldn't have stuck with it.
I have a terrible sweet tooth as well. I try and treat sugar like alcohol. A treat that needs to be had in moderation. Mind you I've just upgraded the Playstation and that was one thing that sent me off the rails years ago. Eating crap while gaming. At least this one loads quicker so I don't sit around and get bored and head to the kitchen.Yeah, I have a serious sweet tooth. I've done well though. No chocolate, lollies, biscuits etc
I'm drinking a can of soda each day though. Rest is water basically.
Bread and potatoes have crept back in so might just need to reset again.
I was losing weight and then. all of a sudden, the track pants I'd been wearing weren't fitting yet I was still losing weight. Then my good lady pointed out it was because I'd been wearing them below the big gut and now had pulled them up to be over my waist. DOH!!!!I used eat well for six weeks, have a weekend off then six weeks off and have a week off. This was about 20 years ago, before I met my wife and went off the rails. The weekends/weeks off was pretty much to branch out a bit and remove cravings. Maybe BK or Wendy's but not excessive.
Hopefully, the amount you eat on these weekends moves from the obscene amounts you describe to enough to get a fix or a change.
I hope you manage to get into the smaller jeans. I have some pants from when I was doing my 6/12 week blocks that I've kept to one side. Quite amazed I could fix those. At the moment I've lost quite a bit of weight that even the smallest jeans I wear to work I need to adjust the belt to a smaller notch as they feel like they will fall off.
But then I have this riddle. I've lost weight and haven't worn much of my dress clothes since covid and I am pretty sure most of them were on the higher side. Even the lower waist sizes should have been an issue 5-8 years ago now. I had a wedding to go to and tried them on expecting them to be too big. Some I couldn't fit. I have no idea how that worked out. My waist and lower back I am often there is less fat or anything to grab compared to in the past. All of my shorts/jeans etc are all smaller. But I ended up buying dress pants the same size as in the past.
Sugar free drinks in moderation is a good fix, certainly doesn't taste the same or hit you like crack cocaine. But it's enough to trick your brain into thinking it has had something sweet/sugary as a treat.You gotta kill the sugar and those cravings go.
I was just at the supermarket and prided myself on not being tempted to buy ice cream, chips or chocolate. The craving just isn’t there these days… feels so bloody good!!
If anything I do treat myself to soda / sprite and bundabergs so maybe there’s where I get my sugar fill!!