How do i even lose weight!

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I have really bad anxiety and i procastinate way too much. I have thought about going to a gym but i always find a way out of it. I am never motivated to do it or if i dont see improvement ill get annoyed. I weight about 16-18 stone i forgot. I know diet is a big part of losing weight and i have no self controll on food.

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  • Posted

    Exactly why I'm here. I'm always hungry. Always. Always. When full, I still crave food. I have no desire to exercise because it causes too much pain afterwards. I just need a monitor to stop me from eating so much!

    • Posted

      Hi debbie43907,

      You can eat foods with high satiety value such as boiled potato, pulses, etc. This will fulfil your hunger and thus will not allow you to eat more number of calories. You can also look into eating leafy vegetables as they are very low in calories such as spinach cauliflower, etc

    • Posted

      Oh yes...potatoes. I did that in the past and it helped. I love them plain even (boiled, nuked, baked, etc.) with no butter or gravy. Good idea!
  • Posted

    check out @BBW_health. He talks about weight loss ideas and products. Maybe you will find something there. 

    But Diet is very important so maybe look for some easy to make cook books. 

  • Posted

    Hi Olaf,

    You can look into foods with high satiety index such as boiled potato, leafy vegetables or you can also look in 5:2 method of fasting. 

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