FAT Rob to FIT Rob's Journal, 25 May 2024

Long week at work... Our diet I'd like to say we kept on top of it and prepared, planned each meal. Not quick lets see what we can smash together. Some days got home late, so have snacked but lucky on something called fruit...
1st week on app, have used several apps to count calories before, do like the addition information, fat, carbs, protein, cholesterol sugar...etc
My weight yo-yo's over the year i keep a record as we tend to do fad diets lose a little and then let loose beer, wine, crisps, takeaways.. and put more back on.
In Jan I was 112kg in March 105.5kg average around 107-108.
Over the last few years myself and my partner tend to do a diet for a month (2week on 2weeks off) and see what results we get. She has less to lose than me, so it takes longer to see any results. I, on the other hand... me being a big boy can have both gains and losses in a day...
We do plenty of walking both our jobs keep us active.
She has a sweet tooth i dont, but i can munch down on anything in front of me...till it's all gone.
My aim is weight lost for a reduction on my gut... I'm broad on the shoulders reasonable strength so tend to hide my true weight, look overweight but tip scales and waist band to obese.
My Mrs will be dropping back on shakes in the evening next week as she believes eating late is when she adds weight.. if not before 8 she wont eat...
i'm a little odd...i mean. I can happily skip breakfast and lunch...not eat untill home late..but then its eat time...i will see myself smash a colossus portion..pizza crisps junk, beer, wine, a handy brandy to settle ya guts (keep the good bacteria merry, the bad smashed). Forcing myself to eat 3 balanced meals aids my weight loss.
I wish everyone good luck on your journeys. One thing i have learned over the past 5 years is to maintain a healthy body. it's not a quick diet we seek but a healthy lifestyle, which is our true goal.
P.s As i said new to app so apologies for the long spew
234.4 lb Lost so far: 5.1 lb.    Still to go: 38.1 lb.    Diet followed reasonably well.

Diet Calendar Entry for 25 May 2024:
1915 kcal Fat: 72.10g | Prot: 145.93g | Carb: 180.48g.   Breakfast: Egg Omelette . Lunch: Stir Fried Vegetables, Tesco Frozen Green Beans, Green Peas (Frozen) , Tesco British Turkey Breast Mince. Dinner: OXO Vegetable Cube, OXO Chicken Stock Cube, Tesco Mushrooms, Sharwood's Medium Egg Noodles (125g), Prawns. Snacks/Other: Guinness Alcohol Free, KP Original Salted Peanuts, Tesco Nectarines, Peaches, Bananas . more...
losing 6.2 lb a week

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The long spew. Gross. lol. Good luck! Sounds like you know where your problem area are. It’s hard to start but you can do it and soon it will feel easier! 
25 May 24 by member: chubba bubba
I think a lot of people are like what you describe: can skip breakfast easily, start eating late but have trouble controlling intake late in the evening. I’m like that, too. Forcing myself to eat three balanced meals throughout the day has been really the key to my weight loss. I would never skip a meal now. It’s kind of wild that now while watching calories I never allow myself to go hungry, but when I was gaining weight and eating a lot more, I was hungry all the time. 
25 May 24 by member: Agnes Z
I am the same as Agnes. I eat three meals a day whether I am hungry or not. Breakfast shortly after I wake up, lunch about 4 hours later, and dinner 4-5 hours later. No snacking. Total calories between 1700-1800. Each meal has roughly the same calories and I choose foods that are nutritious, filling and dense. That’s how I am able to not experience hunger. I keep my body fueled before the tank is empty. 
25 May 24 by member: honeebuns
I'm exactly the same as you; haven't eaten breakfast since I was about 6 years old, but could easily eat several days worth of calories in a single evening. I'm making things like overnight oats nowadays so I don't have to think about what I want and then get it together, and it's definitely helping  
25 May 24 by member: D00dle

     
 

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