hi everyone im new and hoping this can help me lose weight as since being pregant and then having my childrenij have gained alot of weight, would be happy to receive anyone’s information or feedback on stuff they have done and worked for them
sapphire xx
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Hello and welcome, youve come to the right place , this forum is full of advice and ideas , I personally do the 16/8 eating regime and hiit training for excercise, but I think the golden rule is to eat healthy with as much fruit and veggies as possible, good luck with your journey
thank you i work nights and have 5 kids so i dont have much time for exercise but definitely looking at health meals and and to make sure i eat enough aswel
5 kids ? That must keep you busy running round after them ? Ha ha they say working nights can play havoc with your system, I hope you manage to work something out to suit your routine
I suppose you would need to be ultra organised juggling everything hopefully youll be able to organise your food so youve got nice healthy meals available to fit in with your routine , good luck
no i dont sometimes i just not hungry and i havent eaten for a whole day sometimes and i wont eat extra next day or i miss meals and dont snack or anything aswel, it bad i know i need sort it out
coz when i got pregant with my kids i was eatin loads and i just dont seem to lose it anymore and i have my days were i just eat loads which dont help but not al the time do have i times were i dont eat and like whn i go out eatin with my husband i will order loads coz im hungry and even if im full i will eat it all to not waste i hate it and i hate my body my bmi is high and i need have operation for problem i have but i need lose some weight, whn i havent eaten yer i get realh tierd x
Oh I hate waste too, might be a size 8 if I didnt lol gosh I bet you get tired without food, you are going to have too take care of yourself if youre going to have an operation, the stronger you are when you have it the better you will recover
i will do as i love my veg and fruit haha i eat my husbands if he dont eat it, i will thank you so much, going get my scales tomorrow and weight myself and put on here ready for weekly weighin
Follow this link to our chat thread and a list of all the activities we run. We've found active participation to be key to success, especially with our weigh-ins and Daily Diary.
First of all I set myself a calorie range (using the NHS BMI calculator, you'll see it in the newbie pack). I sat down every night and planned what I was going to eat next day, adding up the calories involved and adjusting till I got it in the right range. I could plan in whatever I wanted, provided I accounted for it and included it in my daily total. Nothing was off limits but it might mean I could have less of something else, so it forced me to be sensible. Twenty minutes well-spent every night.
I also recorded it every day in the Daily Diary and I got loads of support from others. I used the weekly weigh-in to record my progress and get (and give!) encouragement.
I have used recipes in the recipe boards, and posted a few myself - sharing good ideas.
I did moderate levels of exercise, just working it into my day (but I was doing that anyway).
As my weight dropped, I went back to the BMI calculator periodically to get a new calorie range.
I really enjoy my food and I have a new appreciation for healthy eating.
I lost 2 stone in 5 months and am now at a healthy weight. It's been brilliant. I'm staying around so I can keep the weight off!
wow thats good thank you i have downloaded the weight loss nhs app aswel and i have printed the papped work with it for food planes and calories intake x
Hello saph93 and welcome i am sure you will pick up some good advise on this forum you will definitely will get the support. Good luck with your weight loss kourney
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