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Weight Loss for Everyone: I'm (20m) eating at a 1,200-1,500 calorie deficit per day and I'm still gaining weight?

Saturday, February 1, 2020

I'm (20m) eating at a 1,200-1,500 calorie deficit per day and I'm still gaining weight?

For the past two weeks I've been going to the gym every other day (this way I can ease back into it) and I've been feeling really good about consistently going and eating properly. For probably around a month I've consistently been eating at anywhere from an 800-1500 caloric deficit but recently due to college kicking into gear it's moved to ~1200-1500, and I haven't been seeing the scale go down since winter break.

I started taking preworkout, whey, and creatine. Could this have anything to do with it? I know creatine is a water hog but I haven't heard of it making you gain weight, just not see your numbers go down. Stepping on the scale today and seeing my weight, once again, higher than last time is a really big dampener on my mood and it honestly killed me tonight.

Does anyone have any advice as to why my body is defying the laws of thermodynamics?

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