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Nutritionist thinks I should be eation 1000 cals a day!
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I didn't go up over 1000 until I was about a year out. A lot of people are in the 600-800 range that you mentioned. as far as not tracking, that's a recipe for disaster for a lot of us. I'm ove
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Thanks, Green Tealael!
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I started losing weight when I upped my calories. I guess I had been in "starvation" mode at 600 calories
Looking for input and opinions from those who've been there. I'm exactly 5 months post op. I had severe complications from March til July which prevented me from eating much. So, I'm progressing slowly on my diet. I saw the Nut for the first time yesterday. I average between about 600 and 850 calories a day. Mostly 600-700. Which feels adequate and satisfying. Nut says in one breath not to track my calories, and in another breath that my goal for now should be 1000 calories a day!! I really don't think I could eat that much with my restriction, and I'm sure I'd gain weight. Now, I know she's the professional, but I live in this body!! What do you all think? Up my calories, or stay the course with what I'm doing? Thanks!
By the way, for those wondering, I'm 57. 5'3", and have lost just over 60 pounds with 50 more to go.