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Tips to speed up weight loss

Anyone have tips on speeding up weight loss? I'm 4 months out and have only lost 2 pounds in last 2 months. I get my minimum protein and water in. I walk more than pre op, do YouTube exercise videos a few times per week. Calories are 600-800 per day. I don't get what I'm doing wrong. Help?

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  • I may not be hitting my protein goal. I've been eating veggie heavy soup and possibly over estimating my protein. I'll see if that's the issue. Thanks so much for everyone's insight!

  • I’m a week shy of 3 months and I’m in the 800-900 calorie range and I’m losing consistently. My protein is around 100, Total Carbs under 50, Net Carbs usually 30 or less. Sugar under 20.

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Don’t be afraid to eat fruit. I was encouraged to add fruit to my diet when I was able - I think from about 3 months. Melons & berries became one of my snack alternatives. Fruit (& vegetables) were a source of the fructose & glucose my body needs as an energy source & an excellent source of essential vitamins & minerals. It helped a with my energy drops & random hypoglycaemic episodes. Its addition also helped me to work towards a balanced, nutrient rich diet.

If fruit is on your diet give it a go if not, leave it until your dietician says it’s ok. As with all things portion size is important, include the calories (it’s the calories not the fruit that affects your weight loss) & whole fresh fruit not juice. Avoid dried too as we tend to eat a lot more dry fruit than we would fresh - a prune is one plum, a dried apricot is one small apricot or half a large.

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Thanks for tips, all. I'm eating simply and getting exercise in. My weight loss is slow but at least it's moving down.

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