So last year, I was very healthy for a long time and lost some weight. My out-of-province sister came to visit so we went dress shopping and I found a beautiful dress, for a great deal! Bought it, gained weight, and have been struggling so much in loosing it again. no good reason on why I cna't loose it, just eating too much and not moving enough.I'm 5'2, 145 pounds, and need to get to at LEAST 130, 125 would be LOT better and anymore would make me very happy. but... the wedding is June 23.
I just wish I could be better and find my will power. A this point I'm going to have to be 100% perfect to reach my goals, but what am I to do at all the pre-wedding parties, not to mention just general life where everyone around me is eating like crazy but still somehow not fat...

Even when I do loose a little weight, I snap at some point and gain it back. I'm making any progress, just go back and forth with 5 pounds.
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1. Set aside one day a week for a cheat day. Like you can have a couple things you REALLY crave. You'll find it easier to stick with workouts and diet the rest of the week if your "I can have this in x days" is never over 6 days.
2. Get up before breakfast and drink a glass of water.
3. Go for a fast walk or a jog for 20-30 minutes but DO NOT start counting until you get your heart rate up.
4. Have a healthy breakfast of oatmeal and fruit OR a couple egg whites with bell peppers, onion, cilantro, etc on veggies.
5. Keep drinking water and have some berries as a snack and it'll keep the cravings down.
6. Your biggest meal should be lunch and mostly veggies.
7. Another snack of something light like yoghurt before dinner.
8. A light dinner salad.
9. Make sure you drink AT LEAST a gallon of water a day. And NO FRUIT JUICES! A glass of orange juice is the equivalent of drinking 6 oranges and NO diet plan ever calls for that.
I'm not trying to force you into trying it, if you don't want to then feel free to find something for you. It's just that this is the ONLY one that's ever worked for me. And you sound determined. I know whatever you go with you'll succeed. :-) I jus recommend you at least keep the cheat day and water/no juice ones. You would not BELIEVE how many calories come from beverages... I quit soda alone and lost 20 pounds....
[QUOTE]Ok, I've been REALLY strict with myself and have gone from 330+ to 225 since the end of last Summer and still losing... 1. Set aside one day a week for a cheat day. Like you can have a couple things you REALLY crave. You'll find it easier to stick with workouts and diet the rest of the week if your "I can have this in x days" is never over 6 days. 2. Get up before breakfast and drink a glass of water. 3. Go for a fast walk or a jog for 20-30 minutes but DO NOT start counting until you get your heart rate up. 4. Have a healthy breakfast of oatmeal and fruit OR a couple egg whites with bell peppers, onion, cilantro, etc on veggies. 5. Keep drinking water and have some berries as a snack and it'll keep the cravings down. 6. Your biggest meal should be lunch and mostly veggies. 7. Another snack of something light like yoghurt before dinner. 8. A light dinner salad. 9. <strong>Make sure you drink AT LEAST a gallon of water a day</strong>. And NO FRUIT JUICES! A glass of orange juice is the equivalent of drinking 6 oranges and NO diet plan ever calls for that. I'm not trying to force you into trying it, if you don't want to then feel free to find something for you. It's just that this is the ONLY one that's ever worked for me. And you sound determined. I know whatever you go with you'll succeed. :-) I jus recommend you at least keep the cheat day and water/no juice ones. You would not BELIEVE how many calories come from beverages... I quit soda alone and lost 20 pounds....
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This sounds like a great plan to achieve your goals. The only concern I have is someone your size drinking a gallon of water a day. You can develop hyponatremia (dilution of the blood), which can cause symptoms from a headache to mental disorientation. Drink when your thirsty or sip while exercising!
Good luck!
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