Also, cant remember if I mentioned here, but I upped my calories back to 1400. I really feel I wasn't eating enough at net 1200.
also:
The more I come to understand about nutrition
and calories, the more I wonder at the dietary changes my doctor put my
on for my cholesterol a few years ago. It was high enough to need
medication, but really had barely made the cut for needing meds to help
lower it. There are plenty of foods I understand why I needed to cut
back on, but now my mind reels at the fact that they put me on a flat
1200 cal diet. They told me to exercise too, and really, I understand
now why I didn’t lose weight, I wasn’t eating enough. I was exercising
3-5 days a week back then, but the drastic change and the massive
calorie restriction really screwed me up. Back then I was still smoking
so I had that when I ran out of calories, and I did come to love tea,
but wow. I’m appalled now they didn’t refer me to a nutritionist to help
lower my daily intake and come up with diet changes that would work for
me. Half of the things on the sheet they handed me I won’t eat, or
couldn’t afford to eat. The other half, I already ate. Add that to not
getting enough food [I remember being constantly hungry, and miserable
back then.], it’s no wonder that in 6 months I only lost 30 lbs. I have
mentioned before that my doctor really screwed me up by telling me I was
on the verge of a stroke or heart attack as a scare tactic to get me to
change my health.
/end rambling
/end rambling
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