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Secondly -- I'm not sure I understand "eating healthier". I recommend that you calculate the number of calories you need daily to maintain your weight, then cut back enough to create a deficit. I also recommend that you keep a food diary (medhelp has a good one), along with the weight and exercise trackers. Keeping a food diary will tell you exactly how you are doing calorie wise. It will let you track fats, proteins, fiber, carbs, etc. Even though you are eating healthier -- maybe you are eating too many fats, too much carbs, not enough protein, etc.
The exercise tracker lets you keep track of how many calories you actually burning. One pound equals 3500 calories, so if you want to lose one pound/week, you have to create a deficit of 500 calories/day. Usually that's accomplished by cutting 250 calories from your diet and using 250 with exercise.........If you need some help with this let me know.......
Don't give on exercise -- just keep trying to work it out and if one thing doesn't work for you after a few weeks, try something else.
Oh - the 3 pounds in 2 days could be from undigested food, extra fluid retention, etc.
Good luck and hope you'll keep posting to let us know how you're doing.