SW: 218.8 (9/1/19) CW: 178.6 / 24.9 BMI GW: 165
I've read a lot about weight loss over the years, and there's only one universal truth that I know of (besides the unbreakable law of CICO): There are no universal truths. Everybody is different, and everyone will succeed with different paths. Here's mine, a slow and steady approach.
- Lots of diet soda. Five cans a day, I'm living proof that you can lose weight drinking diet soda. (Yes, I know it's not the healthiest choice, but it was my one vice over the recent months.)
- Low-carb, under 20 grams a day. I'm really good at abstinence, I suck at moderation. So forcing myself to eat low-carb helped keep me from packing on the pounds.
- No calorie counting. I was sensible in my eating choices, but didn't keep a diary of the food I ate.
- 16:8 intermittent fasting in the last few weeks, after I stalled.
- 1,000 calorie minimum burn per day above my BMR.
- FitBit. I don't know how I would have succeeded without it.
- A FitBit-connected scale. I weigh myself every day, which forces me to be honest, but I only pay attention to the weekly average that FitBit calculates, which I think is the best of both words.
Good luck to all my fellow travelers on the path.
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