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Working out/More hunger

So since I been working out I can in take alittle more food! An I get hungry more often! Sometimes I don't even feel full is that bad!?!?

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Nope...

It's good...

If you're doing more exercise, you're burning more calories...

If you're burning more calories, you need to eat more...

You've just gotta make sure that what you're eating is a) not s**t, and B) not calorically more than you're burning...

When you get to this point, it's no longer JUST about calories in vs calories out..

This is where the macros come into it...

It may we worth talking to a professional and getting some information that is specific to your needs...

The last thing you want when you're doing extra exercise is for your body to go into 'starvation mode'...

That s**t sux balls!!!

Good luck...

Let us know how you get on...

when my weight loss has slowed way down, I get very hungry right before I loose a good bit. it's kind of weird. but it works. and I second that what matters is that you are eating quality food not junk. my surgery was also in February.

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Nope...

It's good...

If you're doing more exercise, you're burning more calories...

If you're burning more calories, you need to eat more...

You've just gotta make sure that what you're eating is a) not s**t, and B) not calorically more than you're burning...

When you get to this point, it's no longer JUST about calories in vs calories out..

This is where the macros come into it...

It may we worth talking to a professional and getting some information that is specific to your needs...

The last thing you want when you're doing extra exercise is for your body to go into 'starvation mode'...

That s**t sux balls!!!

Good luck...

Let us know how you get on...

Ok because I thought it was bad since I'm only like a month and two weeks out, and I have met someone who said it was bad

I don't like when the 'b' and the ')' get together and create a B)

It makes my post look like a smug little thing...

It's not...

Wait what?

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when my weight loss has slowed way down, I get very hungry right before I loose a good bit. it's kind of weird. but it works. and I second that what matters is that you are eating quality food not junk. my surgery was also in February.

I been away from junk food, fried food, any type of bread! Everything they said to stay away from! I'm eating really healthy

@@NatashaSaysRawr

At just on six weeks oput, you should still be well and truly under the guidance of your surgeon and/or your nutritionist...

You'd be MUCH better served by getting in touch with them and asking their thoughts...

Please remember this - very few people in here are qualified in this field..

Yes, the knowledge contained by the collective in here is vast and so very useful...

However, nobody here knows YOUR situation like YOUR team...

Generally speaking, the information and advice you can get from here is anecdotal and specific to each individual poster...

Please, before you make ANY changes to your diet (especially at six weeks or so out), consult with your respective professionals...

And if you've no such support, please seek out the name of someone in your area and speak to them...

Please...

I am 6 weeks out as well. My weightloss has stalled....at 32lbs. I am getting frustrated. Working out and eating everything advised. I feel I'm more hungry as well but I am in my calorie and Protein ranges. Feel like I'm doing something wrong??

I did return to work and dropped a pant size......I know I'm losing inches but I want to see POUNDS!!

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