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Sunday jan 19
5'2" / 29 months PO/ CW 171.8
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945- coffee + almond milk + cinnamon

1145- coffee + almond milk + cayenne + cinnamon

400- pb oatmeal cookie

445- 2 egg omelet + spicy green pepper sauce

700- lavish roll+ Italian sausage

830- 2 oz pastrami

1030- coffe + almond milk + cinnamon

1145- lavish roll + 1 Tbsp Peanut Butter / quarter cup oatmeal
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Totals- 1056 cals / 72g protien / 40g net carbs / 65g fat

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Yesterday Monday, Jan 20
Maintenance : 5'2" / 1yr PO Sleeve / 116.9 lbs
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I've RE-realized that when I eat only when I am hungry, I don't eat much. Employed this only-eat-if-hungry-and-just-to-satisfaction method yesterday and it brought back weight loss memories, as well as highlighted to me that I've been eating a lot lately with NON-hunger based intentions.

Also, I got under 117lbs this morning (thanks poop!), but am feeling like I want to get to sub 115lbs...we'll see.
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9:00pm - 1 black coffee w/ stevia + 1 skinny tea latte

3:00pm - salad w/ vinaigrette + carrots + cucumber + green bell peppers + 4.5 oz peameal bacon + 1 tsp horseradish mustard + 1oz cashews +

8:00pm - 3/4 cup cottage cheese + 1/2 fl oz pumpkin seeds + 1 oz blueberries + 1.5 oz apple and stuffing stuffed pork loin

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Totals: 614 cals - 53g Protein - 30g NET carbs - 29g fat

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On 01/16/2020 at 09:35, FluffyChix said:



@Kris77 Disclaimer, I'm an outlier. I maintain on small calories. And I don't want to feel deprivation. So I have learned a long time ago to make "skinny swaps" or now, "bari healthy life swaps" aka "BHL swaps" for things I want. So there is some taste or texture compromise, but the end product produces a high level of dietary satisfaction.




I did that all while in WLM. And even more allowances now in MM. It just has to fit my macros and daily energy intake goal. :D



So you could make a crazy good, healthy trail mix with the following. But it would still be pretty pricey from a calorie perspective and for me, would be so so easy to overeat. It would be a treat for me and one I didn't keep in the house (during WLM--cuz during WLM, I'm a TCB girl. I have zero fuc*s about taking a scenic tour. I want the destination asap), cuz it would call my name.



Healthy-ish Trail Mix: This makes approximately 11 servings (1/4c each), roughly 118cals per 1/4c which isn't so bad.




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Thanks for that info!! Trying to click on the trail mix you posted. It won’t let me make it bigger. (The print is too small for me to read)

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Mon jan 20
29 months PO/ 5'2" / CW 171.2
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830- coffee + almond milk

945- coffee + almond milk

100- 3 oz salmon + broccoli salad

400- lavish roll + Tbsp Peanut Butter

500- coffee + almond milk / 1 oz cheddar cheese

600- strawberry greek yogurt oatmeal smoothie

745- quinoa, beef, spinach, jalapeno

1000- coffee+ almon milk

1030- half coffee + almond milk
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Totals- 1114 cals / 86g protien/ 68g net carbs / 49g fat
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Each coffee is 16 oz. Too much coffee?



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2 hours ago, chayarg said:

Mon jan 20
29 months PO/ 5'2" / CW 171.2
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830- coffee + almond milk

945- coffee + almond milk

100- 3 oz salmon + broccoli salad

400- lavish roll + Tbsp Peanut Butter

500- coffee + almond milk / 1 oz cheddar cheese

600- strawberry greek yogurt oatmeal smoothie

745- quinoa, beef, spinach, jalapeno

1000- coffee+ almon milk

1030- half coffee + almond milk
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Totals- 1114 cals / 86g protien/ 68g net carbs / 49g fat
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Each coffee is 16 oz. Too much coffee?



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That's a lot of coffee! Did you get any sleep last night, lol

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That's a lot of coffee! Did you get any sleep last night, lol
I actually got more sleep than usual 6.5 hours lol that's still way to little the last coffee was Decaf whenever I restrict calories I find myself needing a lot more caffeine. Not sure why but this is the way it is for me. Trying as much as possible to stay away from energy drinks, when I do have one it's always sugar free

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Yesterday Tuesday, Jan 21
Maintenance : 5'2" / 1.25 yr PO Sleeve / 115.3 lbs
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I baked a batch of molasses ginger Cookies for the fam last night and didn't even eat one *mic drop* 😎
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9:00pm - 1 black coffee w/ stevia + 1 skinny tea latte

3:00pm - salad w/ vinaigrette + carrots + cucumber + 3 tbsp blue cheese + 2.5 oz apple stuffed pork loin + 1.5 oz kimchee

7:30pm - salad w/ vinaigrette+ carrots + cucumber + 1.5 oz avocado + 3.5 tbsp sour cream + 1 tbsp salsa + 1/2 cup taco meat filling (ground beef, red onions, jalapeño peppers)

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Totals: 584 cals - 32g Protein - 26g NET carbs - 35g fat

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Yesterday Tuesday, Jan 21
Maintenance : 5'2" / 1.25 yr PO Sleeve / 115.3 lbs
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I baked a batch of molasses ginger Cookies for the fam last night and didn't even eat one *mic drop* [emoji41]
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9:00pm - 1 black coffee w/ stevia + 1 skinny tea latte
3:00pm - salad w/ vinaigrette + carrots + cucumber + 3 tbsp blue cheese + 2.5 oz apple stuffed pork loin + 1.5 oz kimchee
7:30pm - salad w/ vinaigrette+ carrots + cucumber + 1.5 oz avocado + 3.5 tbsp sour cream + 1 tbsp salsa + 1/2 cup taco meat filling (ground beef, red onions, jalapeño peppers)
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Totals: 584 cals - 32g Protein - 26g NET carbs - 35g fat

You weren't hungry? I struggle to stay under 1200 cals

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56 minutes ago, chayarg said:

You weren't hungry? I struggle to stay under 1200 cals

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For past 2 days, I purposefully didn't eat until 2 or 3 pm, and that part was relatively easy cuz I am not normally hungry in the morning anyway, and I just went out to shop or do errands to keep me busy until mid-afternoon when I would get home to eat my first meal. My restriction stops me from overeating, and I made sure not to eat junk (I tell myself that I can have some junk later after I lose a couple lbs, lol)

The more challenging part was in the evening. I said I wouldn't eat past 7. When I felt like I wanted to eat, I drank something instead (which means I probably wasn't really hungry, just snacky).

So was I hungry? I don't think so. I wasn't full either, though. Just satisfied, I guess.

Edited to Add: With that said though, I will not be able to sustain this way of eating long term. I'm just doing this temporarily to get down to a happier happy-place, lol.

Edited by ms.sss

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Yesterday Wednesday, Jan 22
Maintenance : 5'2" / 1.25 yr PO Sleeve / 114.8 lbs
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It was getting harder to NOT engage in evening snacking last night. I had a good 5-10 minute inner conversation with myself about the harmlessness of eating ONE ginger molasses cookie. After drinking a cup of tea and finding myself still thinking about that darn cookie, I decided to just go upstairs and put some physical distance between me and said cookie and go to bed. It worked, LOL. Plus I got a really good night's sleep 😎

I am sitting in the kitchen now with those Cookies in my line of sight, and I don't really care for them vs. last night. I'd rather be enjoying my tea. Which I am.

My scale says I got under 115 this morning. Now I know this is mostly Water weight so I am going to have to sustain sub 115 for at least a week for it to really count.
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9:30pm - 1 black coffee w/ stevia + 1 skinny tea latte

2:00pm - 1 skinny tea latte + salad w/ vinaigrette + 1/2 oz avocado + 1 tbsp sour cream + 1/2 tbsp salsa + 1/8 cup taco meat filling (ground beef, red onions, jalapeño peppers) + 4 oz pan fried/roasted duck breast

7:00pm - 1 skinny tea latte + salad w/ vinaigrette+ carrots + cucumber + 1 oz avocado + 2.5 tbsp sour cream + 2 tbsp salsa + 1/3 cup taco meat filling + 2.5 oz pan fried/roasted duck breast

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Totals: 649 cals - 43g Protein - 12g NET carbs - 45g fat

Edited by ms.sss

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Oops I'm 2 days behind

Tuesday jan 21
CW 171.2
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Breakfast: coffee + almond milk

Lunch: 3 oz salmon + broccoli

Snack: coffee + almond milk / vegetable soup

Dinner: lavish roll + ground beef + spinach + jalapeno peppers

Snack: vegan white cheddar chickpea puffs
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Totals- 984 cals / 68g protien/ 58g net carbs / 47g fat

Wednesday jan 22
I had some serious hunger pains probably due to acid and gerd. I ate a lot but killed it at the gym
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Breakfast: coffee + almond milk/ protien oatmeal pancake / 1.5 oz salmon

Lunch: 2 egg omelet

Snack: lavish roll + Peanut Butter / coffee + milk

Snack: vegetable Soup / chickpea puffs

Dinner: protien oatmeal pancake

Snack: vegetable soup + cheese
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Totals- 1572 cals / 99g protien/107 net carbs/76g fat

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5 minutes ago, chayarg said:

probably due to acid and gerd.

...is this an ongoing problem for you? Do you take anything for it?

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...is this an ongoing problem for you? Do you take anything for it?
I'm the worst when it comes too meds my pcp gave me omeprazole a year ago but I only took a couple of times and I had an issue where I kept on getting hoarse. Saw a vocal therapist, she said it's a combination of reflux and overuse. But I stopped seeing her after summer ( I haven't been hoarse in a while) I have a constant sore throat.

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The sore throat is probably from the reflux - the acid burning your throat when it rises. Try the omeprazole again. My surgeon said I would have to take nexium everyday for ever (it’s a very similar med to omeprazole).

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Yesterday Thursday, Jan 23
Maintenance : 5'2" / 1.25 yr PO Sleeve / 114.4 lbs
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K, gonna do one more day of this low-cal business and then I'm gonna go back to a higher intake starting tomorrow so as to maintain at 115lbs. Plus we are going to my little niece's bday party tomorrow and I am totally planning on having some CAKE!
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8:00pm - 1 black coffee w/ stevia + 1 skinny tea latte

2:00pm - 1 peppermint tea + salad w/ vinaigrette + carrots + cucumber + 1 oz green apple + 4oz avocado + 2 tbsp sour cream + 1 tbsp salsa + 1/3 cup taco meat filling + 4oz kimchee ** ate half of this **

4:00pm - ** leftovers of my 2pm meal **

7:00pm - 1 skinny tea latte + salad w/ vinaigrette + carrots + cucumber + 1 oz green grapes + 1/2 tbsp sour cream + 1 tbsp salsa + 1/3 cup taco meat filling + 1/2 oz achovy fillets + 3 tbsp blue cheese + 1/4 cup shelled edamame

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Totals: 683 cals - 35g Protein - 28g NET carbs - 42g fat

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