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    Why do I have headaches when counting calories?

    @wargame_junkie How aggressive of a calorie goal is that? What's your deficit? Headaches can be a sign of undereating. More than a 500 calorie deficit may be too aggressive for you. If you're eating at a 500 calorie deficit that may still be too steep for you out the gate. You could try...
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    I’m gaining weight even though I’ve reduced my calorie intake 😭

    @stigss Weight can easily fluctuate +/- 5 lbs due to water weight, food or waste in your system, and things like that. If you ate 2lbs of food at dinner and then weighed 2lbs more that makes sense. To be consistent always weight yourself at the same time under the same conditions. For...
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    hello. trying to lose weight/ fat. struggling hard, so any help is appreciated

    @johnprin It is not safe to eat fewer than 1200 calories, so no, I wouldn't do that. Your weightloss will slow down and that's just kind of one of the bummer of having a low TDEE. Just stay the course and a plateau will break, if you even have one. The longest I stagnated was 3 weeks just one...
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    hello. trying to lose weight/ fat. struggling hard, so any help is appreciated

    @johnprin If your maintenance is 1600 and you're eating 1500 then a 100 calorie deficit is 700 calories per week. That's 1/5 of a pound, as 3500 calories burned is equal to a pound. At 4 weeks that's not yet a full pound, and if your weight fluctuates a couple pounds (which is normal) you...
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    Need guidance

    @rexcollis45 You don't have to eat 1200 a day, it just means weightloss will be a little slower. Slow and sustainable and healthy is better than nothing at all. I know I get disappointed sometimes that the hours I put in at the gym don't seem to help my weightloss much, but I also do it for my...
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    Need guidance

    @rexcollis45 The vast majority of weightloss is going to come from your diet. It's not healthy to restrict as much as you did before so I'm not recommending you do that again, but you are going to need to cut calories in order to lose weight. Strength training just doesn't burn that many...
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