I'd been on a 1000 calorie per day deficit for over a month and still haven't lost any weight. What am I doing wrong...

Just eat less you fat faggot. Problem solved.

>keep raising insulin several times a day
>'w-why am i not losing weight?'

I eyeball it and lose weight pretty efficiently. It's perfectly possible if you're honest with yourself

Exersice more.

>losing weight by exercising more = smart
>losing weight by starving yourself = idiot reddit-tier "le manly man I have willpower"

Calories in calories out is too oversimplified. Your basal metabolism went down and made your deficit usless.

Also you probably still counted wrong.

>I violated the laws of thermodynamics for a month. What am I doing wrong?

Counting. Basic addition. Being truthful and honest.

The only thing you're doing right is lying to yourself

Eat 2 times everyday, lunch and dinner.
Only 1 plate. Can't be pizza/taco bell etc.
Drink nothing but water.

The counting calories meme.

Finally some sense on this board. Pic related, nice.

One of two things went wrong, or both. Eating at a deficit caused your metabolic rate to decrease. Therefore it did not matter how many calories you ate, your body was going to burn less. This means you were probably feeling like shit the entire time.

The 2nd thing is that you were eating throughout the day. When you eat snacks throughout the day you keep your glycogen stores full and your body never goes into the fat stores to burn energy.

>thinks counting calories is a meme
>is surprised when he doesn't lose weight when he doesn't count calories
>le I understand more about biology than doctors meme

>so stupid you have to appeal to authority

Doctor's got us into this fucking problem. The doctor would tell you eat as much sugar as you want, just stay away from fats. The answer was the complete opposite. The Doctor would say have some snacks through out the day and before you go to bed. This caused your insulin levels to go fucking nuts and guess what now you have type 2 diabetes.

If the doctors were so correct in their treatment plans we wouldn't have the biggest fucking obesity and diabetes epidemic this world has ever seen.

Is this a troll post?
I can't tell anymore.

Why are you replying when it's obvious bait?

You're not OP, you'd literally be losing a pound every three days if you are exercising enough for your body to not go into full on starvation mode.

Put a webcam in your room and link it here so we can watch you sleep and make sure you're not sleep eating, it's a real problem.

Because I've seen people post here that are genuinely this stupid.

the only troll post in this thread is yours

don't respond to me or this thread again.

Rather to let them think that they're an anamoly of science than to vainly attempt to tell them they're wrong.

I just want to know what doctors he's been going to.

Doctors know fuck all about nutrition.

Yes goyim. Listen to your doctor and never question them. They know whats best for you! The science is flawless look at this utopia we've built for you!

*slides VR goggles over your head*

Doctors used to encourage smoking some decades ago. Very little is tought about nutrition in general med school. Trusting everything they say is just stupid. Go look at the science yourself.

>being this blue-pilled

Who is this science performed by, exactly?

>science is blue pulled if it doesn't conform to my flawed understanding of health

Awful bait. Go back to /b/ new friend. At the end f the day, you'll be a fat guy sitting at his computer trying to shitpost, while we'll be fit guys sitting the computer shitposting

The people, usually doctors, who actually specialise in those fields. Who specifically studied that and conducted experiments. Look at the objective data yourself instead of asking your nutritionist who probably has misconceptions himself.

>ad hominem
>no argument
>bait

this post goes straight into the trash.

Like I said, you'll still be fat and I'll still be fit. No skin off my bones :^)

neato

Do you come because you're mad at fit guys, or upset at yourself for not being fit?

>made OP will always be a fatass blaming everything but himself

Makes me sleep easy knowing this will NEVER be me

...

>mfw a fatass thinks my shitposting in between sets at the gym is madposting

>Look at the objective data yourself instead of asking your nutritionist

Why would I do either? I typed "how to lose weight" into a search engine, it said "eat less". So I did that and viola, it works.
Do you care about the chemical processes in your lungs when you breathe? Why would you care about this?

TDEE is only accurately calculated by comparing weightloss to the amount you eat. Online estimates are a good place to start. But if you haven't lost weight in a month, then you are not in a defecit. If you are counting correctly your now have a more accurate TDEE. Take off 500 calories and eat that.

Look at the fasting thread, calories in calories out is fundamentally flawed and often doesn't work because your BMR adjusts down. There is so much more to it.

Why would you not want to know how your body works? You will be more efficient, feel better and be healthier.

Your BMR will not adjust so much to even thin for a second that the claim "CICO is flawed" makes sense.

Adjust your TDEE fatboy

>calories in calories out doesn't work
>blames user error

If OP is genuinely eating a 1000 deficit a day and not losing weight, is it likely to be starvation mode?

I can't work out if this is a myth or not. Even if he was in starvation mode, surely the body can't decrease it's metabolic rate to the point where you're under-eating by 1000 cals and it's making no difference?

I'm interested because my TDEE is 2050 and I eat 1200 a day. I workout 5 times a week with a mixture of hard cardio and lifting. I've been doing this for two months and I haven't lost any weight but I've lost several inches.

I know it's working, I just don't know if I'm damming my metabolism by doing this. I feel hungry at times but I can easily manage it and make the most or my workouts. Realistically if I'd been doing this without working out, I should have lost about 16lbs by now but the scale hasn't budged.

haven't counted calories correctly or don't have an accurate idea of your TDEE

Sounds like you're making newb gains on top of weight loss.

That's all I do...down 9 pounds in 2 weeks(mostly water weight probs ) but it works and I'm even a little generous with calories on weekends

Every six weeks of hard cutting so one week of maintenance or slight bulking and step up your exercise during it to reset your metabolism, then resume cutting.

Whatever you say I've had enough of this debate in the other thread. I'm very slim anyway.

t. Skinnyfat

You should listen to these people they've done it. Count your calories and be consistent- 1000 deficit every single day- especially if you binge. At least 25% if not 100% of the deficit should come from diet. Exercise machines can be as much as 50% inaccurate plus making muscle gains as well ESP IF YOURE EATING TOO MUCH

Only skinny nowadays. You are just discrediting yourself with ad homines.

t. Skinnyfat who thinks he's skinny.

Sorry bruh, can't hide the obvious here. Only fat people or skinny fats claim that CICO magically doesn't work for them.

Everything you need to know about the CICO misconception.

youtube.com/watch?v=tIuj-oMN-Fk

>Everything you need to know
>a fucking youtube video

Yeah okay.

Stop posting this in every fucking thread.

There's is nothing special about fasting that CICO doesn't already do.

It'll get you started. All of it makes sense and you can research all of it independently.
I'm going to post it again, and again, and again. Until you dumb niggers get the memo.

>millions of people lose weight by CICO
>"but you guys are doing it wrong!!!"

Fuck off, you're going to get banned for shitposting if you keep it up

Yeah if I'm gonna take nutritional advice from youtube videos, I prefer this one.
youtube.com/watch?v=rUWcgh5Ju9g

>only post arguments that solidify my false belief or you'll get banned!

Yeah, nah. I wholeheartedly believe in the science of Dr. Fung. I've been vigorously researching the concept for almost a month now. I care about my fat /fitizens/, they deserve better.

What have you done to help your peers on this board?

>people still buy into this shit

More proof that people will make up (or in this case, dig up from the past) excuses for being fat.

>only fasting will cause weight loss

Once again, people every day lose weight without fasting, so why should anyone listen to your pseudo science garbage?

You know it's not the platform that counts but the science behind the message right? If someone makes a video out of a book out of studies it's perfectly fine and more accesible.

Proof that the chain of study to book to YouTube video is accurate or even reliable? The more steps it takes to get to the info, the more likely the info is wrong

I'd love to dive into it but I can't right now. Heading over to help my father renovate his new house. I'll link to your post and mine.

Sure thing buddy. Fuck off with your pseudo science garbage an stop shitposting

Reminder that the underlying factor of obesity is not calories, its insulin, or rather insulin resistance.

Get to know this smart gentleman, Dr. Fung. His argument is that insulin and insulin resistance are the enemy in terms of obesity, not caloric intake. It’s about eating foods that keep your insulin low. It’s also about eating once or twice in a 6 to 10 hour window and then fasting until you eat the next day at break-FAST. This gives the body enough time to clean out the glycogen stores and get to the fat you want to lose.

Fasting has been lost in our culture in the last 100 years. Mainly because you can’t make money telling people not to eat and you can’t sell pills to healthy people, but I digress. Fasting is an ancient practice found in practically all religions. It makes evolutionary sense as well. If you haven’t eaten in a while you don’t want your body to shut down, you want it to rev up so you can get out there and find some food.

The Nobel Prize winner of 2016, Yoshinori Ohsumi, also found an amazing body function called Autophagy. It’s basically a house cleaning mechanism activated during fasting that has profound effects such as preventing cancer, anti-aging, and metabolizing loose skin, just to name a few.

Oh, and worried that you’ll lose muscle mass on a fast? Your body always goes for the fat stores first, that’s what it’s there for. Why chop up the sofa if you have firewood available. In fact, in males, your Human Growth Hormone (HGH) increases up to 2000% while fasting. Source:
youtube.com/watch?v=W1fiGJxkFWU

This thread is for Obese or overweight people who have questions about intermittent fasting and the diet involved.

Here’s Dr. Fungs talk where CICO’s misconceptions are highlighted. Highly recommended.
youtube.com/watch?v=tIuj-oMN-Fk

You realize that insulin is related to CICO right?

Fasting has no concrete proof to be related strictly to fast loss any better ban CICO.

Fat WILL NOT be stored, regardless of insulin levels, if you eat at a lower level than your TDEE and BMR in general. Period. This is the true science. Insulin is important when bulking or eating above your TDEE because insulin relates to stored nutrients, which can only occur if you eat more than you burn.

The fact that ANYONE in this modern age can't understand this baffles me

Someone link the study that showed exercise during a fast had no effect on fat burned compared to exercise after eating. Debunks this entire argument

>Eating at a deficit caused your metabolic rate to decrease. Therefore it did not matter how many calories you ate
>When you eat snacks throughout the day you keep your glycogen stores full and your body never goes into the fat stores to burn energy.

I think I just got dumber reading this, thanks. Frequency of eating has nothing whatsoever to do with glycogen stores, and glycogen stores have very little to do with what your body is burning for energy. Additionally, the amount your metabolism slows is directly proportional to how large of a calorie deficit you've been consuming (i.e. how much weight you've lost). If you haven't lost any weight - YOU HAVEN'T BEEN EATING AT A DEFICIT AND THEREFORE YOUR METABOLISM HASN'T SLOWED AT ALL.

If you're not losing weight then you are not consuming a deficit by definition

Frequency of eating actually does relate to glycogen stores, but ONLY if you've been depleting them, I.E. exercising. Even then, however, those are the stores in your muscle, not from fat.

But how do you work out your deficit? TDEE calcs say 2050, I eat 1200, I think if I dropped this any further then I'd really struggle to workout. How can I accurately found out what I should be eating?

That's why I like the nutritiondata channel, his videos are mainly just lines from studies which you can immediately look up yourself.

If your TDEE is 2050 and you're eating 1200 without losing weight, then you objectively are counting calories wrong.

More like
>I understand the law of conservation of energy more than several centuries of physicists

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26667687
It's the exact opposite my friend.

Have you stopped consuming large amounts of sugar?

>glycogen stores have very little to do with what your body is burning for energy
Literally against every single accept study on metabolism ever published.

>It's an anons try to convince each other of how little they care about the argument while posting 60 times episode

TDEE uses a base BMR that doesn't change. Like 15 posts address this itt.

>In conclusion, the experimental evidence does not support the idea that training while fasting during ae- robic routines is the best way to optimize metabolic control and body composition by reducing fat mass.

Try again

Your maintenance is 1000 calories lower than you thought. Try '1500 less'.

Not the BEST way but definitely a way. You burn the same amount of fat while exercising but you also burn fat while not exercising because you are fasting. It just doesn't give you any "multiplicatory effects". I'm not the guy you originally replied to so I'm not sure how this fits in.

>Therefore, we can conclude that aerobic exercise performance and fasting are two well known strategies that influence lipolysis in adipose and muscle tissue and thereby the amount of body fat mass.
>at low intensities of endurance-based exercises, adipose tissue lipolysis and muscle fat oxidation rate seem to be higher in fasting than in fed state. On the other hand, glucose metabolism is adapted in order to save glycogen stores, possibly through gluconeogenesis activation.

So it isn't a metabolism issue due to me eating that many calories?

I track everything I eat. If I was underestimating, it would be minimal. Nowhere near 850 calories to bring me up to my TDEE.

I don't really think it's possible for me to drop to any less. I often skip lunch (Only because I don't have time to eat) so I'd be really surprised if I could manage 1200 calories in two other meals when one of those consists of meat/fish and vegetables.

Please understand that I'm not trying to be a dick here, I just want to know whether to keep on with what I'm doing (its obviously working as I've lost 4 inches off my waist in two months) or re-evaluate my diet.

start fasting you stupid fuck. it literally circumvents all the problems you get when you eat a reduced calorie diet.

If you've lost inches but not weight, then you're making newbie muscle gains. Or you're retaining water like crazy. Drink more water, eat less sodium.

>says the guy who posted a study literally saying that it makes no difference

Then you're not actually on a 1000 calorie/day diet. You are getting more calories than you think, somehow.

How long has this been going on? If it's only been a couple days, don't worry about it. It takes time. But if it's been a few weeks or more, then see above.

>>says the guy who posted a study

no.

Ok. I'll read up on this and give it a go. Thanks user (although I don't appreciate the insult).

The water thing did spring to mind. I workout every weekday so I literally don't have a break until the weekend. I'm always drinking a lot of water. I didn't think I ate a lot of salt but I guess it's in a lot of things you dont always realise.

I'll read into the fasting thing and see if it changes anything. I'm more than happy with my progress, it'd just be nice to see the scales reflecting this.

ok. sorry. read this.

Don't read this. It's an entire thread of posting pseudo science from a doctor that has done literally 0 studies to verify his claims.

You probably have a high amount of glucose to burn through before you can hit your fat.

Calories in calories out isn't the be-all end-all of weight loss. Weight loss is much more complex than just that. There is a system in which body fat is burnt. To explain further, your body uses up glucose first before it starts to burn the fat cells that your body is constantly storing for use. Fat gets burnt last. Due to this, you have to empty out your glucose energy first, and in order to do this, you must lower your insulin resistance caused by eating lots of carbs. Intermittent fasting also helps reduce your stored glucose, as fasting lowers your insulin also.

TLDR: Try fasting to deplete your glucose levels so that you can start burning the fat.

Calories-in, calories-out isn't everything.

Insulin resistance is very important.

why does that matter if his advice has helped thousands?

Exercise increases TDEE making it easier to manage.