Plateau in weight Topic
                   
                        Emma1001
                        10/25/20
                     
Currently plateauing around 61kg, needing to break it is there any ways of breaking a plateau anyone can suggest ? Ive gone from burning 100-200 cals a day to 300 upwards which is making more difference but everytime i burn it off it seems to come back so quickly
         
                   
                        U1188743256
                        10/26/20
                     
Make sure you’re eating enough, you need to be eating AT LEAST your BMR and more if you’re working out daily
         
                   
                        U1188377018
                        10/26/20
                     
I’ve been 128 and I’m not losing weight anymore. I’ve been eating around 1200 cals a day and I’m stuck. Any tips?
         
                   
                        U3526277
                        10/26/20
                     
If you’re working out a lot instead of counting weight loss, Go by measurements instead.   I don’t lose weight when I work out a lot.  In fact I gain it, but I’m smaller all over, if that makes sense?
         
                   
                        Dietician
                        10/26/20
                     
Greetings Emma1001 and U1188377018- 
Strong work on your commitment to getting healthy and losing weight! 
While using the app, make sure you do not have "Add exercise calories to calorie budget" turned on.  I agree- It is important to meet your macro and micronutrient needs to eat at least your BMR every day. 
Here are some resources to help break the plateau! https://www.mynetdiary.com/have-you-been-dieting-and-exercising-but-not-losing-weight-try-these-proven-plateau-solutions.html
https://www.mynetdiary.com/why-am-i-not-losing-weight.html
Hang in there, Joanna (MyNetDiary Dietitian)
         
                   
                        Dietician
                        10/26/20
 replied to Emma1001 
                     
Greetings Emma1001 and U1188377018-
Strong work on your commitment to getting healthy and losing weight!
While using the app, make sure you do not have "Add exercise calories to calorie budget" turned on. I agree- It is important to meet your macro and micronutrient needs to eat at least your BMR every day.
Here are some resources to help break the plateau! https://www.mynetdiary.com/have-you-been-dieting-and-exercising-but-not-losing-weight-try-these-proven-plateau-solutions.html
https://www.mynetdiary.com/why-am-i-not-losing-weight.html
Hang in there, Joanna (MyNetDiary Dietitian)
         
                   
                        Dietician
                        10/26/20
 replied to U1188377018 
                     
Greetings U1188377018-
Strong work on your commitment to getting healthy and losing weight!
While using the app, make sure you do not have "Add exercise calories to calorie budget" turned on. I agree- It is important to meet your macro and micronutrient needs to eat at least your BMR every day.
Here are some resources to help break the plateau! https://www.mynetdiary.com/have-you-been-dieting-and-exercising-but-not-losing-weight-try-these-proven-plateau-solutions.html
https://www.mynetdiary.com/why-am-i-not-losing-weight.html
Hang in there, Joanna (MyNetDiary Dietitian)
         
                   
                        Khaoulahazourli
                        12/13/20
 replied to U3526277 
                     
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                        U1189000012
                        01/02/21
                     
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                        Kimbushbaum
                        04/10/21
                     
Has any one tried calorie cycling to break a plateau?  Read about it online today.  Article suggested to caluclate what your total calorie intake would be for the week.  Then to eat  fours day a bit higher than your usual calorie intake, and 4 days a bit below, so that your total stays at your intended  calorie total by the end of the week.  The theory is  our bodies adapt  our calorie burn to meet our intake.  So it our intake is consistant , our bodies adapt and regulate to maintain where we are.   Varying the calorie  intake in theory doesn't set up our metabolism to "maintain" or plateau.  So has anyone heard of this or tried it?
         
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