https://www.effectivecpmnetwork.com/qy1p8v7pf?key=6d71180d6f511d900b51c09486775597

Thursday, April 21, 2022

Its crazy to me how I could've still ate what I like this whole time, I just stuffed myself like a pig.

F 5'6, SW: 221 CW: 215 GW: 135 but my lowest weight was 118.

I've been fat, lost a ton of weight, then got fat again and am now losing it again. Its crazy to me that damn, I can still eat the crap I want and lose weight, health be damned but its better to be normal weight and unhealthy than fat and unhealthy.

My food today: Pasta frozen meal (560) Chick fil a nuggets and small fry, no sauces (700) pb ice cream (540) total 1800 cals. My highest calorie day in a while as I usually dont have ice cream, I range from 1200-1600 max.

This is actually the same way I lost weight the first time, just using CICO. The issue was I was eating way under and thought I couldnt lose weight without only having like 800 cals, even if that 800 cals was in one big burger. Predictably I binged once and never got my portions under control from there. I also never saved eating for when I was hungry, I just gave in to every mental craving.

Usually i would have like 2 pasta meals, deluxe sandwich combo chick fil a, and a whole tub of ice cream and eat like 3k+ cals with snacking as well in my binge phase.

I also am doing a kinda lazy IF, I find on days that i do fast I crave healthier foods but on days I break the eating window (usually because I only ate 600-800 cals) I still am strict with calories but I dont crave healthy foods. I also find myself making better decisions like choosing to make my own sandwich with a side of fruit rather than buy a sandwich with chips. (Sometimes lol)

Is this normalcy?

submitted by /u/sabaping
[link] [comments]

source https://www.reddit.com/r/loseit/comments/u90u48/its_crazy_to_me_how_i_couldve_still_ate_what_i/

No comments:

Post a Comment

Chrissy Metz Weight Loss: The Complete Story Behind Her 100-Pound Transformation - From panic attacks to powerlifting—how the This Is Us star changed her health, her mindset, and her life

If you've ever felt like your weight defined your worth, your opportunities, or your place in the world, Chrissy Metz has been there. ...