Well I've been following the 400 for each meal and snacks 300 for snacks nothing off . I'm bloated and feeling genuinely lethargic
I'm doing 10.000 steps a day as well any ideas any one . I also have problems with certain foods so I have been on foodmop elimination diet . It's so frustrating x
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Are you trying to do too much at once? Should you have a look at your food elimination diet? Are you eliminating foods with medical advice and support?
Its difficult when you are first starting out finding the right balance to keep you nutritionally sustained and help you to lose weight. Could be water weight as food high in sodium, retains water, would explain the bloating. Have a look at your food diary and see if you are eating anything that you could swop for a healthier option. White bread for wholemeal, full fat milk to skimmed etc. Are you doing any exercise on top of the 10000 steps? If your doing weights you could be forming muscles which weight more than fat. Most importantly dont give up!! Trial and error food and exercise to find what works for you as everybody is different. Stay strong
Get the FODMAPs sorted out first before you start a diet. Feeling bloated and lethargic may be caused by gluten, keep a food diary to see if it will help you working it out.
The kind of food you eat is just as important as the amount of calories, in your case it may be more important.
Hi all thanks for the info I'm 5.2 tall and weigh 80.6 kg . I'm really not able to eat apple cabbage broccoli peas and lots of healthy choices that I love . I can't eat white bread so whole meal all the way for me . It's so hard for me at the moment . I am going back to doctors on 10 th for blood taken see what happens x
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