Denial Is Over, I Am Sick Of Being Fat!!

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loosing weight is a mental battle. you have to really really want it. it means change and sacrifice and all the effort can be un done at a stroke by over eating. in simple terms your eating too much. looking at you weight gain in your post probably three or four times too much food. Some types of food are highly calorific. your daily calorie intake should be around 1500 depending on your body size. there are plenty of apps that can help you with this like my fitness pal. these calculate how many calories you need eat to lose or gain weight. they also help you log what you eat and show you the calorific value and add it up for you. treat it as a game aim to target the. calories you need to lose weight. don't go for too much weight loss at once. just ease the pounds off. It will take you 2 years at least. cut down by half fatty foods like cheese, chocolate, crisps, fries and avoid fast food as it's extremely calorific. avoid fizzy drinks with lots of sugar. don't eat after 7pm, drink water when your hungry, walk more places. if you eat out don't have a starter, main course and desert. just have a main. ask for a small portion. your bodies used to having masses of calories so it will take time for it to adjust. it will be hard and there will be many times when you want to give up. push through. weigh yourself regularly, log the weight loss on the app. sometimes the weight will plateau for days and then it will start to go again stay strong during these times. eat when your hungry not to a routine, have low calorie snacks. hunger pains last about half an hour and then go. you will get them it's normal. they will reduce as your body adapts. You've got to want it........with all your heart. there is no easy way! good luck