The end
I hit my goal at 22 months post RNY.
Keep a daily food log. Total grams of carbs, protein, calories and oz of fluid. Write down and total everything.
I aim for 100gm protein, 120 oz fluid and 80 or so grams of carbs.
I don't eat white flour, white sugar, white potatoes, white rice, pasta, junk food, fast food or carbonation.
Always eat protein every meal and planned snack. I have protein first , then veggies, fruit & whole grain.
Eat as much fresh, clean meats, veggies, fruit(non processed, non GMO, no pesticides, no hormones) as possible.
Make sure to measure/weigh occasionally as our eyes play "tricks" on us.
I'm sure you are not done losing. At 8 months I was getting 800-900 calories a day - now at 27 months I aim for 1200 a day.
Best wishes.
Keep a daily food log. Total grams of carbs, protein, calories and oz of fluid. Write down and total everything.
I aim for 100gm protein, 120 oz fluid and 80 or so grams of carbs.
I don't eat white flour, white sugar, white potatoes, white rice, pasta, junk food, fast food or carbonation.
Always eat protein every meal and planned snack. I have protein first , then veggies, fruit & whole grain.
Eat as much fresh, clean meats, veggies, fruit(non processed, non GMO, no pesticides, no hormones) as possible.
Make sure to measure/weigh occasionally as our eyes play "tricks" on us.
I'm sure you are not done losing. At 8 months I was getting 800-900 calories a day - now at 27 months I aim for 1200 a day.
Best wishes.
"Back to shakes only? My nut does not like that"
Who cares what your NUT likes? What do you think will work?
Also, are you tracking your food with a food tracker or estimating how much you get? If you aren't tracking, try tracking for a week and see what that tells you. It's possible you are getting way more calories than you think you are. But, if you track and find out you aren't, then you know you have another problem. If you have PCOS or other metabolic issues, you may need to get them treated in order to have additional weight loss.
Who cares what your NUT likes? What do you think will work?
Also, are you tracking your food with a food tracker or estimating how much you get? If you aren't tracking, try tracking for a week and see what that tells you. It's possible you are getting way more calories than you think you are. But, if you track and find out you aren't, then you know you have another problem. If you have PCOS or other metabolic issues, you may need to get them treated in order to have additional weight loss.
HW - 225 SW - 191 GW - 132 CW - 122
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