Hi everyone! My name is Summer, and I’m sad to say that I’ve gained over eighty pounds within the last three years. I am not okay with this, I am not okay with being obese and having a major health risk at such a young age.
So for the past two months, I’ve been experimenting with a few diets, only to realize that while they do work for a while (losing 1+ lbs a day), the smallest screw up will lead to significant damage to my progress. It seems like for every two pounds I lose, I regain those two if I simply have something small like a hot dog or one ice cream. In short, my body seems really really sensitive when a small mistake happens. This can’t be normal, and I must be doing something wrong. Maybe it’s my body being in starvation mode from eating so little? I don’t really know a lot about the fundamentals of how weight loss works.
The latest idea I’ve come across is CICO. Counting calories to where I lose a steady 2lbs a week to maintain optimal body performance. I would like to ask the fellow users on r/loseit to evaluate my plan and give me any input or advice that I could need. Please, folks, I really want to lose this weight... I don’t care how long it takes.
I’m female, 5’2”, 167lbs and 23 years old. My goal weight is 125lbs
- Breakfast:
1 banana (80 calories)
1/2 of a large avocado mashed and put on two toasts (310 calories)
2 bottles of water (0 calories)
Daily Women’s Vitamins (0 calories)
- Lunch:
1/2 avocado with two toasts (310 calories)
Coffee with milk (80 calories)
Protein bar (150 calories)
Two bottles of water
- Dinner:
1 bag of Skinny-Girl popcorn (100 calories)
Coffee with milk (80 calories)
1 Bananas (80 calories)
- Total Daily Calories: 1190
For fitness, I complete one mile’s worth of cardio daily. I jog 0.5 miles and walk 0.5 miles.
With this plan, do you think I will be able to safely lose weight? Please, any input will be accepted. I’m so sick of changing diets left and right and losing so much progress over a setback or two. I want to stick to a regime that will bring me back to my old form.
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