Originally posted by scabzzzz
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I did the low(est) carb thing I could manage for about 3-4 weeks. For 2 of them, I didn't eat over like 75g a day. I lost 3 pounds in less than a week. Then for the next 2 weeks, didn't lose a thing. When I went back to eating in the regular 1k deficit that I was eating before, while still only eating about 150-200g per day, I didn't gain anything back. Not half a pound. In the last 2 weeks, I've been eating the same, and I've lost another 3 pounds.
I'm 208 right now, and only wanting to get to 190. That's only 18 lbs, and there's NO WAY that's going to take 6 months to a year, not when I've lost almost 40 since April. And the first 2 months of that weren't even in the gym. Not only that, it's not like I'm on some kind of deadline to get to my target weight, I'm looking at at least a good 10-12 weeks. No real rush.
PLEASE understand that I'm not just trying to argue with you here, dude. Not at all. There's no harm in debates. But if what I'm doing is working for me, than I don't really see an issue with it. I've had two 45-minute sessions with the personal trainer at the gym, and while he's modified my workouts slightly, he's told me that I'm on the right track to everything I want to get accomplished. Now I'm not saying "I'm only listening to him and not to you". Far from it, I'm taking everything you're saying into account. If there's one bright, shining thing I've learned about the fitness world, it's that there's more conflicting information than any subculture I've ever been a part of, and everyone thinks what they're doing is the only way.
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