Oh me too! I'm really moany until my system adjustsI get the Hangries so bad!I do adjust after a couple weeks though but it takes me a while to get used to less calories!
Thank you. I'm going to give it a go!@Londoncailín tbh my Mr does better than me, it's very easy to do and after a week or so we're fine. I don't weigh myself (long story) but my clothes definitely feel better after a few weeks.
Heythis was me this time last year! After my second baby, second c section and second time I put on a lot in pregnancy. I felt absolutely disgusting. I lost the first stone fairly easily with just calorie counting then the next stone I did the 800 calorie Michael Mosley thing which is a bit controversial to some people and I thought I’d literally did eating that few calories but I actually managed it for two weeks and lost another stone. However, although I managed it it made me so miserable that I don’t think I could do it again. I then started with a nutritionist and pt and lost another stone which is where I’ve stayed for the past year. So I’m currently on hopefully my final journey to lose another then I’ll be so much happier (although still another stone of my first baby pre weight). My nutritionist told me off for doing 1,200 calories, she said it’s not sustainable. So she worked it out at 1,300 every day then 1,500 on a Friday and Saturday and tbf it did work. I’ve just used the James Smith PT macro counter and it’s given me 1,400 so I’m going to try and aim between 1,200/1,400. Walking with the pram was the best thing ever for me, I used to pop my headphones in and walk for miles. Good luck and be kind to yourself, you have just grown, birthed and are now caring 24/7 for a tiny baby. Super woman you will get back to your happy place in time
Whats a TDEE calculator? I'm off too Google it nowVery similar starting weight and goal weight to me.
Work out your calories via TDEE calculator, its unlikely 1200 is the correct amount for you
It’s your ‘total daily energy expenditure’ - aka it estimates the amount of calories you burn in a day - through exercise, activity and just your normal bodily functions - heart beating, breathing etc. You then subtract 500 or so from this number to calculate your calorie deficit - a deficit of 500 a day means you should lose around 1lb a week.Growing these babies is no jokenever had a problem with getting the weight off with my first. But this time I look in the mirror and I feel so low!!
I think for me replacing unhealthy quick snacks with fruit and veg is a big one. Im forever opening the cupboard and just grabbing anything i can see just out of boredom! Also moving more. The last few months I've been stuck to the sofa, I've been so lazy. I need to walk every day and get into a routine.
Whats a TDEE calculator? I'm off too Google it now
Yes I love Libra for this too. I was going to ask if anyone else weighs in every day. I find it keeps me focused and takes the emotion out of it; I know one carby dinner will cause my weight to be higher in the morning but that it'll soon come back down again.I have been using an app called Libra to document my daily weight. It gives an average weight too, so today my average weight/trend line is 166.1lbs... it means the odd day I increase in water weight etc the trend line is still decreasing. The app has a graph for the trend line which I think is helpful to see too.
I weigh everyday for that exact reason. With Libra I just see it as a numbers game. Last weekend I opened a bottle of wine, I knew I'd weigh more the day after and looking back I went from 168lbs, to 170lbs then down to 166.4lbs the following day. Previously I would have thrown the towel in seeing a 2lb increase over one day.!Yes I love Libra for this too. I was going to ask if anyone else weighs in every day. I find it keeps me focused and takes the emotion out of it; I know one carby dinner will cause my weight to be higher in the morning but that it'll soon come back down again.
I can't wait to feel like this. So happy for you!4lb down so far but more importantly l feel more content.
OmlettesWhat kind of things do you eat for lunch if you want to cut back on carbs, so no bread
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