ChloeOfCascadia
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It happened very slowly, but eating half as much food for 3 months made my stomach slowly shrink back down to normal size.
I felt full, faster. As if I had gotten that operation where they put a band around your stomach to feel full faster, so you don't overeat, so you lose weight?
That, except no operation. Stomach organ shrank back down to normal size.
I now feel full with half of a medium pizza, which is 10 or 12 inches wide.
That's like a third of the portion size I used to eat. Something like that, I haven't done the math. There's a lot of pi involved and I don't got time for that, I know half of a 12 inch pizza is quite a bit less than all of a 14 inch pizza.
I'm not doing math and I'm not counting calories, fuck that. Ain't nobody got time for that. I know this is less, because I know what a fraction is.
So my point, a few months of sticking with the plan, and you LITERALLY won't be able to eat as much as you used to.
You can't even fit that much food in you.
You get full waaayyyyyyy faster. So your cravings for food start to slow down and stop acting like a crack addict needing crack.
So this diet becomes easier.... and easier.... to follow.
And it started at gentle and easy to follow. That's why it worked.
What else- I walked on the treadmill for an hour every other day, that is -300 calories every two days, or about -1000 calories per week, a little more than that burned.
But that's less than the amount of calories I was cutting from my meals every single day of the week. I was down about 10,000 calories a week from portion control, and down 1,000 calories a week from exercise.
That tells you how powerful portion control is.
Now look, if I needed 30,000 calories a week ballpark figure, like I said I'm not counting calories. So my math may be funky here, I never counted.
If I needed 30,000 calories to sustain nearly 300 pounds, and I now am eating half of that or less..... what happens.
What is mathematically guaranteed to happen?
I don't even feel hungry. But I'm eating less than half the calories I used to, because I follow rule 1 and rule 2.
So I lost 27 pounds in 2 months, and the rest in the next 2 months after that, for a total of 52 pounds gone in 4 months.
Now, here's an optional YET IMPORTANT rule number 3-
Rule 3- you will step on the scale every 2 months, NO SOONER.
DO NOT weigh yourself every week.
Stop thinking about weight loss.
Stop obsessing over this.
This is a slow process. Remember how long 4 months is.
That's a long ass time. Until 4 months pass. Then it feels like it flew by, but if you're checking yourself on the scale every day, you are torturing yourself for no reason, looking to see if you lose a single pound, and stop that.
STOP THAT. STOP DOING THAT.
In 2 months you will have lost 10, 15, 20, 25 pounds, and have made actual progress. Now, extrapolate.... how much is that in a year.
How much is that by December of this year.
How much is that by December of next year.
If you could be your ideal weight in 2027, but you can stick to the plan and the diet and you won't even feel like you're killing your body exercising and fasting or changing your diet into rabbit food, isn't your answer YES?
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I felt full, faster. As if I had gotten that operation where they put a band around your stomach to feel full faster, so you don't overeat, so you lose weight?
That, except no operation. Stomach organ shrank back down to normal size.
I now feel full with half of a medium pizza, which is 10 or 12 inches wide.
That's like a third of the portion size I used to eat. Something like that, I haven't done the math. There's a lot of pi involved and I don't got time for that, I know half of a 12 inch pizza is quite a bit less than all of a 14 inch pizza.
I'm not doing math and I'm not counting calories, fuck that. Ain't nobody got time for that. I know this is less, because I know what a fraction is.
So my point, a few months of sticking with the plan, and you LITERALLY won't be able to eat as much as you used to.
You can't even fit that much food in you.
You get full waaayyyyyyy faster. So your cravings for food start to slow down and stop acting like a crack addict needing crack.
So this diet becomes easier.... and easier.... to follow.
And it started at gentle and easy to follow. That's why it worked.
What else- I walked on the treadmill for an hour every other day, that is -300 calories every two days, or about -1000 calories per week, a little more than that burned.
But that's less than the amount of calories I was cutting from my meals every single day of the week. I was down about 10,000 calories a week from portion control, and down 1,000 calories a week from exercise.
That tells you how powerful portion control is.
Now look, if I needed 30,000 calories a week ballpark figure, like I said I'm not counting calories. So my math may be funky here, I never counted.
If I needed 30,000 calories to sustain nearly 300 pounds, and I now am eating half of that or less..... what happens.
What is mathematically guaranteed to happen?
I don't even feel hungry. But I'm eating less than half the calories I used to, because I follow rule 1 and rule 2.
So I lost 27 pounds in 2 months, and the rest in the next 2 months after that, for a total of 52 pounds gone in 4 months.
Now, here's an optional YET IMPORTANT rule number 3-
Rule 3- you will step on the scale every 2 months, NO SOONER.
DO NOT weigh yourself every week.
Stop thinking about weight loss.
Stop obsessing over this.
This is a slow process. Remember how long 4 months is.
That's a long ass time. Until 4 months pass. Then it feels like it flew by, but if you're checking yourself on the scale every day, you are torturing yourself for no reason, looking to see if you lose a single pound, and stop that.
STOP THAT. STOP DOING THAT.
In 2 months you will have lost 10, 15, 20, 25 pounds, and have made actual progress. Now, extrapolate.... how much is that in a year.
How much is that by December of this year.
How much is that by December of next year.
If you could be your ideal weight in 2027, but you can stick to the plan and the diet and you won't even feel like you're killing your body exercising and fasting or changing your diet into rabbit food, isn't your answer YES?
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