Hi im Misschin22 im 36 years old and way overweight. I struggle with my weight because of bad eating habits and i also suffer with PCOS. I really need to loose some weight ot only for myself but to be here for my kids. Anyone with any suggestions please let me know. Thanks
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Hi Misschin22 ,
Welcome to the Weight Loaa group.
For your PCOS, have you been counting your carbs.? I have PCOS and am also a Type 1 diabetic, so I'm counting my carbs. for everything. I've learned that if you eat too many carbs., then two things will happen. First, the blood sugars will go too high. The second, the PCOS will act up and not be easy to manage. I've had PCOS since I was 16 years old, but was diagnosed in my late 20's. What has your doctor told you at your last appointment?
Please check out the PCOS UK (Verity) group on HU. Go to: healthunlocked.com/verity-pcos
I hope this helps!
Hi i havent been counting my carb intake and my doctors stopped treating me years ago when i had my 1st child but ive just recently had a miscarriage and i know my weight and health waa part of the issue.
Ive tried several diets and ive never managed to stick to them because of lack of will power but im at stage in my life tjat i know i need to do something about it.
Hi Misschin22 and welcome
Thank u😊
Hi and welcome, Misschin
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It's only left for me to wish you well on your journey
If you need to lower your carbs and control your blood sugar levels perhaps have a look at The Blood Sugar Diet by Michael Mosley.
Hi I am so sorry to hear about your miscarriage. I would like to send you my love, hope all this goes well for you. Do make sure you eat enough though and do not eat less then the NHS bmi calculator tells you to eat to be able to lose weight. It gives you two amounts to choose between and as long as you choose somewhere between these amounts to continue with you should be ok. Keep an eye on it as the amounts do drop as you lose weight. If you don't eat enough calories your body thinks your starving it and turns what you do eat into body fat and this weighs more than eating the extra calories does so it stops you losing weight and sometimes puts weight on instead. Don't make this mistake at least. Whatever you do decide to do good luck with your journey.