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Weight loss

by EZrider, Aug 17, 2006 12:00AM
Hi I'm 23 yrs old, femail. I went from a size 16 to a comfortable 10 but i can fit into some 8's. I love that I lost so much but i gained back about 10lbs. Im looking to jsut lose about 15lbs more. I work out almost everyday whether it be running, yoga or even brisk walking. I do some lifting but not intensive. I eat pretty healthy and keep the calories down. I usually have 2 egg whites in the morning with cheese, tuna for lunch, an apple sauce in between at work (soft foods got my wisdom teeth out friday so still taking it slow to solids) and for dinner i mix it up sometimes maybe more eggs, or chicken or something along those lines.. occasionally I sneak in  alittle bit of ice cream. the scale confuses me for example: I weighed myself wednesday morning then i ran 4milse that night woke up this morning (thursday) went to teh gym at 5am ran 2 miles and lifted a little and when i got home i weighed myself and i was a pound heavier- is that normal?
I'm am just looking to lose these extra 15lbs and any advice please give let me know. the faster i can lose it the better granted I know weight loss is all about patience. thanks!
Member Comments (2)

by amythist2779, Aug 20, 2006 12:00AM
From what I understand it is normal for weight to flucuate like that. Especially when the body can retain water. I was having a hard time understanding this myself a few years ago. I was retaining water badly but my doctor wouldn't listen to me. He must have thought I was just being lazy or something. Well on one visit they gave me a water pill ,lasix, and had me stay in the office for a couple of hours. I urinated so much and got rid of so much excess water that I had lost 5 pounds while I was there. They don't doubt me when I tell them I am retaining water anymore. They just give me that lasix that I need.

by redheadwife, Aug 24, 2006 12:00AM
women do retain water usually a week before there period to a week after. also you might be working out to much, if you are working out everyday for at least 2 hours its makes your body think it is starving all the time and will start burning muscle instead of fat so watch out for that. Take care and good luck I'm trying to loss my last 20 lost 25 so far.
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