I've lost 2 dress sizes
 

In the past 6 months.

Yay me.

That's a coincidence because I've gone up two dress sizes.

Well done by the way Kate.

I have a lovely floral mini dress you'd look gorgeous in Alf. X

You can’t find a 16 and a 18 lol

Will my bum look big in it?

I really need to lose weight. But when I'm nervous I eat more :bawling:

Lol. Hopefully not love.

You are beautiful as you are.

Aww thanks.
I usually lose weight when I go to Italy.
But put it back on when I come back :joker:

same

Well done Kate…it’s never easy :cheer2:

The one thing that I remember about Sophie from Big Brother is that she used to go around drinking the dregs of everyones alcohol drinks.

You're putting me to shame , i really wanna lose a bit of weight ~ i'm not classed as overweight but i'm uncomfortable with myself.

Come get comfy with me then:hehe:

Amazing achievement Kate. Thomas has got competition as tibb's skinny minny x

What's your secret

A lack of food at a guess

Well done Kate

Well done, keep up the good work

Best way to lose weight without even trying is give up meat and dairy if you can, I didnt need to lose weight but found when I did this I lost it anyway,its not for everyone,but its super healthy too. well done Kate btw.

That defies science.

Only way to lose weight is a calorie deficit. Find out your maintenance level, in essence the amount of calories you need just to function, and then subtract 500 from that for a healthy and sustained loss.....then as you plateau, if you do, change this accordingly.

So if you cut out dairy and meat, but still go over what your body requires for energy then this will turn to excess weight.

This is it in very simplified, non BS talk that isn't overly complicated.

For weight gain be in a calorie surplus and add 500.

I had my treat day yesterday so I am back on it today.

If we want to get slightly confusing, then not every calorie is a calorie.... TEF which is the thermogenic effect of food.....which basically means how many calories does it take for our body to burn off that food...that's why not every calorie is a calorie... For example, chicken might be 250 calories, but it takes 50 calories to digest and burn that food.... So you do have a point with meat, but you can still overeat, obviously, and consume more calories than your body needs for energy.... With TEF, protein takes the most calories to digest, then carbs and then fats... So if you eat a food which is really high on fats, let's say a cookie and it's 200 calories, it's pretty much 200 calories... If that makes sense

Well done Kate [emoji122]

Thanks everyone. It's mostly due to cutting right down on alcohol although I have had some. And having veggies instead of chips with meals.