Kppgreen's Journal, 16 June 2016

Boo. How do I eat less than 600 kcal a day and gain? Ugh.
151.8 lb Lost so far: 14.2 lb.    Still to go: 3.8 lb.    Diet followed 100%.

Diet Calendar Entries for 16 June 2016:
995 kcal Fat: 80.33g | Prot: 49.14g | Carb: 27.96g.   Breakfast: Spectrum Organic Virgin Coconut Oil, Butter, Now Foods MCT Oil, Coffee, Water. Dinner: Calavo Avocado, Lime Juice, Cooked Broccoli (from Fresh), Olive Oil, Cooked Mushrooms (from Fresh), Kikkoman Wasabi Sauce, Soy Sauce, Sesame Oil, Tuna, Butter. more...
2294 kcal Activities & Exercise: High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) - 30 minutes, Desk Work - 8 hours, Showering - 20 minutes, Driving - 2 hours, Resting - 5 hours and 10 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
gaining 2.8 lb a week

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because you are not eating enough and your body recognizes this. As a result your body will slow your metabolism down to preserve its self. You need to increase your intake of the right kinds of calories i.e. complex carbs, proteins, and essential fats. I do not know what kind of diet and exercise plan you are on but I do know 600kcal a day is not healthy and can cause real problems with your health and weight. 
16 Jun 16 by member: dcline007
Exactly what Dcline said. You gotta eat to lose weight. Check what your RDI should be to maintain and take 200-500 calories off of that if your wanting to lose. Try to keep your protein close to .6-1 g per pound of your body weight too as your body doesn't like being in the low bodyfat range and will try to balance if it can. 
16 Jun 16 by member: karateorangutang
Ja, I ate 1600 yesterday and dropped a pound. I've noticed when I go below 1000 my body fights me and holds or adds weight. Why don't they teach us this stuff when we're younger? Lol  
16 Jun 16 by member: Christinemeowk
Karate and Dcline do not know about the 5:2 diet that you are doing, and in any event one day on 600 calories isn't going to damage your metabolism. Part of the success of the 5:2 is that it doesn't have you eat low calories for an extended period of time. Having experimented with it for a time I have to say I also occasionally had some unimpressive results after the "fasting" day. Don't worry about it, it could just be a little water retention or perhaps you are approaching your cycle?  
16 Jun 16 by member: trackin64
You have done well, and as you close in on your goal weight, you may need more nutrition. I increased my RDI two weeks ago and lost. Go figure. 
16 Jun 16 by member: HCB
sounds like your not eating enough so your body goes into "survival" mode and starts hoard fat reserves for later bc it thinks your not eating enough. Not sure if this is a real thing but its my guess..  
16 Jun 16 by member: redgirl1974
It's not the fasting day and the low calories, you need a more consistent approach. "Starvation Mode" doesn't affect people that aren't actually starving, ignore chunky divas that think skipping a few meals will destroy their metabolism, more likely they're just trying to justify eating more than they should. lol 
16 Jun 16 by member: 1point21gigawatts
Thank you Trackin. I am eating keto ratios and working to lower insulin. My metabolism is not taking a crap because my body is able to access plenty of energy from my 'food storage' (fat) due to lowered insulin. I'm thinking my gain is due to my change in training. I'm working to do more weight training and that can build muscle (which we know weighs more than fat). I'm also about to start my cycle which probably explains my plateau this week.  
16 Jun 16 by member: Kppgreen
Haha there you go... weights and shark week!  
16 Jun 16 by member: Christinemeowk
Looks like you already know, Kpp! No worries, your woosh will come! 😉 
16 Jun 16 by member: Caterpillar2Butterfly
"Chunky Divas".... What a classy way to refer to people. 
16 Jun 16 by member: notelaine
I love you Phil. 'Starvation Mode' is a lie. You have to be at like 4% body fat before you even need to worry about something like that. And believe me I'm no where close to that. In fact, fasting will actually raise your metabolism rather than kill it.  
16 Jun 16 by member: Kppgreen
Love that you have done your research, Kpp! That is THE most awesome thing you can do for yourself, even more so than exercise! 😀 
16 Jun 16 by member: Caterpillar2Butterfly
Don't get me wrong... exercise is great for health & building muscle, just not so much for weight loss..  
16 Jun 16 by member: Caterpillar2Butterfly
Kpp, you and Phil are exactly right. I've been doing extensive research on insulin resistance and fasting, as well as metabolism, and "starvation mode" IS a nasty myth. 
16 Jun 16 by member: mskestrela
Redgirl1974 up there, is spot on. The body will adapt over about a 3 day period. A fast will shock the system as well as more dense calories. Take note of of the GI tract responses to diet. It will tell you alot. 
16 Jun 16 by member: DBLWING
Thanks Notelaine, I thought it was humorous, and of course it was meant tongue-in-cheek, I'm sorry for offending you. :) Starvation Mode is a fantasy, one of my pet peeves. Of course I get just as ornery about people that claim calories are the only thing that matters, so hey, at least I'm balanced. lol 
16 Jun 16 by member: 1point21gigawatts
That's what I call a balanced diet, Phil! 😂 
16 Jun 16 by member: Caterpillar2Butterfly
I eat 600 calories per meal. Yikes 
16 Jun 16 by member: JAYMAINE100
Hang in there! The scale isn't always fair. You know ur Doing Awesome!! Like a rock star!! 😃👍💪 
16 Jun 16 by member: Runs4Fitness

     
 

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