QUOTE(anilin @ Oct 6 2015, 06:36 PM)
I'm 150cm, currently 48kg plus minus.
4 months ago and before that my weight is 44.8-45.2kg.
My eating habits:
BF - Coffee with LF milk or coffeemate
Lunch - normal mixed rice or at times I skipped lunch when too busy
Dinner - no rice, vege, meat, fish. Less sweet fruits such as guava.
I've been maintaining my diet and of coz at times will binge on some junk food such as chips, popcorn, or Mc D, KFC. however 4 months ago I realized my weight keep going up steadily.. 45, 46, 47 and now 48!
I had my thyroid hormone T4, TSH checked for twice, it's below normal! And i guess that's the culprit!
Now I'm really struggling to lose those 4 dang Kgs....
Hmm, sounds interesting.4 months ago and before that my weight is 44.8-45.2kg.
My eating habits:
BF - Coffee with LF milk or coffeemate
Lunch - normal mixed rice or at times I skipped lunch when too busy
Dinner - no rice, vege, meat, fish. Less sweet fruits such as guava.
I've been maintaining my diet and of coz at times will binge on some junk food such as chips, popcorn, or Mc D, KFC. however 4 months ago I realized my weight keep going up steadily.. 45, 46, 47 and now 48!
I had my thyroid hormone T4, TSH checked for twice, it's below normal! And i guess that's the culprit!
Now I'm really struggling to lose those 4 dang Kgs....
Practically no breakfast, sometimes skip lunch, with lunch probably around 700 cals or less, and dinner looks like around the same cals too. Is that persistenty on a calorie deficit?
I presume minimal exercise too? Are you either skinny fat (Google this term) / bony? Just curious to know more.
Perhaps the lack of nutrition and the persistent calorie deficit is one of the factor that caused the thyroid problem too.
Oct 14 2015, 01:15 AM

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