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Has Anyone noticed their weight loss kicking in a couple of months AFTER surgery -

My weight loss at first was on the slower end and now (thank G-d) it seems to have picked up a bit and I was curious if anyone else had this experience. Now that I can eat more foods and I have been having more carbs (so perhaps that is the change) the weightless is faster but I am still curious if anyones body seemed to take a couple of months to get used to the surgery and then bam... their metabolism and weight loss kicked in? Would love to know folks' experiences ...

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  • everyones body is different and i think they react differently. Mine definitely does NOT follow the general rules. It didn't before surgery and it doesnt now. Whoosh's typically don't last several wee

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I have been consistent the whole time? But Cool thing maybe the Turbo Fat Burner kicked in,

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5 minutes ago, AJ Tylo said:

I have been consistent the whole time? But Cool thing maybe the Turbo Fat Burner kicked in,

what's the turbo fat burner ?

In general weight loss slows at an increasing pace as you get closer to goal assuming diet/exercise regimen stay the same. It is possible you are breaking a plateau though and experiencing a whoosh. Dont expect it to last more than 2-3 weeks max before you settle into your new range.

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17 minutes ago, Brent701 said:

In general weight loss slows at an increasing pace as you get closer to goal assuming diet/exercise regimen stay the same. It is possible you are breaking a plateau though and experiencing a whoosh. Dont expect it to last more than 2-3 weeks max before you settle into your new range.

everyones body is different and i think they react differently. Mine definitely does NOT follow the general rules. It didn't before surgery and it doesnt now. Whoosh's typically don't last several weeks. And I haven't plateaued, my weight loss rate has just picked up but that might be because I upped my carbs... which is also a-typical... Ive had less protein and more carbs and the weight is coming off way faster now.

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