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Glen Dean

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  1. Hello Tom

    One key thingnI have learned is that muscle weighs more than fat. If you are working out and building muscle then.uour doing great. Your nody fat eill drop and your kean mass will increase. Problem with tjis is the scale has no way of telling the difference.

    I hope this helps. Thank you for your response.

    Praying you have a great and Merry Christmas.

    Blessing to you and yours.


  2. In all seriousness, check into Intermittent Fasting. When I stalled out hard around 230... it was Intermittent Fasting that allowed me to get down to 206, I'm fighting getting lower, but 25ish extra lbs from fighting at 230... I'll take it. I'm doing a "light" IF, I pretty much only eat between 8am and 6pm. Check into it, there are a few threads around here, it really REALLY did help out with getting me down to where am I now, it might help you out as well.
    Matt your awesome, thanks for the tip. I really do appreciate you.

    I will give the intermittent fasting a go.

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  3. Hey guys just wanted to check in. I know I have not been on very much. I've been dealing with weight gain and loss it's been up and down a lot, I know the holidays don't help but any thoughts would be helpful I've been up to 230 then down to 221 . I believe it was now back up to 226 as of today that's been up and down and I'm just not sure what's going on. I did have gallbladder surgery recently, learning that red meats not my friend. Any thoughts would be really really helpful thank you

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  4. While online (from a computer browser), after you log in:
    Click the drop down arrow next to your name in the upper right hand side of the page and select "My Surgery" There you'll be able to change yourself from pre-op to post op and add some information.
    Then on the left side of that page you'll see "Progress" here you can add weigh ins.
    If you click the drop down again and select "Account settings" Then on the left select "Signature" you can update your signature block there.
    If you click the drop down next to "create" and then create a ticker, it will use your stats to fill in the ticker and you can click the check box to add the ticker to your signature block.
    Hope that helps some!
    Ok, I'll give it another go. Lol

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  5. Sorry about the request. I don't use the app, have it but always in front of my laptop so.... Didn't know you couldn't add that info from it.
    No worries, I'm sure I will figure it out.
    I am 51, started at 340lbs, last August. My height is 6ft.
    Welcome to ask anything I'll do my best to answer. [emoji4]

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  6. Dude Congrats!
    And no, you aren't blind, the settings for the call out / stats, is online and not the app for whatever reason, I've requested that they add those options to the app... but, nothing's been worked on yet it seems.
    I've tried to add them on line even [emoji53]

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  7. Congrats man!! I can't wait until I make it there. Just started so I have some time before I get there.
    BTW What are your stats bud? You have nothing posted. Not even surgery date. Post it up so we have an idea of what we poossibly have to look forward to .
    Again Good on you brother, CONGRATS!!!!
    I have tried to post the stats on my profile but, well I must be kind of blind because I'm unable to see or figure out were to do that at. Any assistance is welcomed

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