mingjo's Journal, 14 March 2016

i dont understand. I go bicycling and do pilates everyday, i drink lots of water, reduce fat, carbs and sugar. But why my weight is increasing when it supposed to decrease. Feel so frustrated.
116.2 lb Lost so far: 0 lb.    Still to go: 12.6 lb.    Diet followed poorly.

Diet Calendar Entries for 14 March 2016:
789 kcal Fat: 33.16g | Prot: 38.03g | Carb: 84.30g.   Breakfast: Olive Garden Bread Stick with Garlic Butter, Coffee with Milk. Lunch: Pork, White Rice. Dinner: Pork Shoulder (Whole), Steamed Dumpling (Filled with Meat Poultry or Seafood), White Rice. Snacks/Other: Loacker Quadratini Hazelnut Wafers, Loacker Quadratini Hazelnut Wafers, Grapefruit. more...
1823 kcal Activities & Exercise: Bicycling (fast) - 15/mph - 1 hour and 5 minutes, Resting - 14 hours and 55 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
gaining 6.2 lb a week

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I'm sorry you're having such a rough time, Mingjo. I wish I were qualified to help. Perhaps you need to discuss it with a professional nutritionist, doctor, or trainer to see where the issue is and figure out what adjustments to make? 
15 Mar 16 by member: kpwcalories
Do you log EVERYTHING you eat? Maybe the Steamed Dumplings and Hazelnut wafers don't help? 
15 Mar 16 by member: JockoT
There are a number of reasons weight will go - first you're eating more calories than you use up - it doesn't matter how active you are if you've not got this right you won't hit your weight goals - maybe you need to look at your logging Secondly if you are getting your calorie intake right and find your weight fluctuating very quickly, generally within around 5lbs there are a number of factors that will impact, short term, on your scale weight 1) Change-up in exercise causing water retention for muscle repair 2) hormonal fluctuations around ovulation or period and associated water weight 3) going from a low-carb diet to increasing carbs restoring glycogen and associated water weight 4) excess sodium in diet causing, yep, water weight increase 5) dehydration - counter-intuitive but if you're dehydrated you hold on to more bodily water weight Hope that helps  
15 Mar 16 by member: rabbitjb

     
 

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