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For me, bacon is the new chocolate. lolA trick I got from YouTube that I'm doing to prevent overeating is making some hot tea when I have a craving. It's really effective but I'm sensing I'll be drinking plenty of tea in the future.
I flavor the water with these electrolyte powders from a company called LMNT.@Wynona are you drinking too much water? How are your electrolytes?
What kind of cravings do you struggle with?It's been difficult to focus and stay on track completely. But I am determined to keep to my eating windows and ignore cravings.
Sugar. On the road on a trip out of town, we just had regular fast food. The sugar cravings came back strong. I also crave carbs like noodles of all kinds.What kind of cravings do you struggle with?
Have you looked into the ways to continue with carnivore, or at least high protein/high fat keto while on the road?Sugar. On the road on a trip out of town, we just had regular fast food. The sugar cravings came back strong. I also crave carbs like noodles of all kinds.
I love both keto and carnivore. Being on keto makes sense as a lifestyle to me ---not eating processed foods, seed oils, and sugar.The sugar cravings should fade away the longer you go without sugar. I did keto for about 6 years, and then went carnivore. I decided to have a 1 inch by 1 inch square of my grandson's 1st birthday cake. Well, firstly, it was sooooo sweet! And second, I had physical bad reactions for a couple days after. Me and 99% of plants don't get along for 3 years now. I do use garlic powder and paprika, Redmond's salt... monk fruit, stevia, etc in my drinks ... that's it as far as non-animal products.
Your goals are inspiring and your reasons are full of love and strength.This is a thread where I'll be posting about my progress with fitness, health, and beauty. Ladies, feel free to add advice and inspiration.
I want to improve on these things because
1. My husband was gracious and comforted me when I was much more overweight. I want to be in shape because he doesn't require that to love me.
2. I want to be an example to my children and bond with them over something besides shopping or eating.
3. Personal confidence.
My goal is to get at or below 162 lbs because that would give me a healthy BMI.
I'm currently at 202 and was blessed to have come down from 223 quickly after giving birth.
I also would like to be able to do 100 pushups, headstands, and handstands
I also started making changes after realizing I wanted to feel stronger and more confident, not just look different. One thing that really helped me was finding a no-fluff breakdown of fitness apps and plans on madmuscles-review.com . It gave me clarity on what actually works for real people (not just influencers). The reviews there aren’t sugar-coated, which I appreciated. Just thought I’d mention it in case you're looking for something to guide you while staying focused on your deeper goals. You got this!
Thank you. Welcome to the forums!Your goals are inspiring and your reasons are full of love and strength.
It’s amazing how you’re turning gratitude and personal growth into motivation.
Wishing you continued progress you’ve already come so far
Weight loss plateaus are normal. Walking might help, protein is good.I am very frustrated at being stuck at 195 lbs for over a month now. I am planning to change things up by adding some walks to my routine.
My husband suggested a 36 hour fast today!@Wynona have you considered incorporating OMAD (1 meal/day, or intermittent fasting) into your plan? Or ....2MAD (2 meals a day), or eating within a 6-hr window?
I do best on OMAD with an occasional 36-hr fast. I am not a volume eater. And I do best if I eat around 2 or 3pm in a 1 to 2 hr window. (I am also a slow eater.)
Are you getting enough electrolytes?So here's my regimen so far
Lift weights 2x a week
Walk 30 minutes daily
High protein low carb diet, 3 meals a day
Gallon of water each day
Calorie app to track calories
Daily weigh in