diet recovery/ weight gain general Anonymous 22094
For anyone recovering from under-eating/disordered eating/over-dieting and those who are just trying to put on weight!
Anonymous 22095
I'm around 47kg at 160cm. I'm honestly pretty happy with how I look but I want to put on muscle. I know I need to stop losing weight and eat more if I want to do body recomp. First order of business is eating a substantial lunch instead of a few crackers and coffee.
Anonymous 22096
HELP PLEASE I feel like I’ve been trapped in this endless cycle for so long. I’m 19, 163–165 cm tall, 55 kilos—and for over a year I’ve been eating less than 1000 calories, doing long fasts, exercising non-stop. For a while I even went to the gym for eight months, until my body completely shut down. I hit starvation mode, felt every possible symptom of stress, and honestly… I was just empty, like a shell of myself.
Not long ago, I was in a place where I ate a bit more “normally,” but not knowing exactly how many calories I was having made me spiral. The stress came back worse than ever. And now? Now I’m stuck fighting binge eating. I don’t feel full, I just know I could keep eating and eating without stopping. It’s exhausting.
I don’t know if I should keep trying to recover, or if I’ll just keep cutting calories until I completely lose myself—until I can’t enjoy anything anymore. And that thought terrifies me. I just want to feel normal again, to not be at war with food or with my own body. But right now… it feels so damn hard.
Anonymous 22097
>>22096Get back on your diet you big fat liar. You were not eating only 1000 calories a day or you wouldn't be so big. Fatso.
Anonymous 22098
>>22096That's like 20 BMI assuming 165 cm. I think you're doing more harm to yourself stressing over this.
Anonymous 22099
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>>22096If you actually ate 1000 calories a day your weight would be way different. Starvation mode isn't real btw
Anonymous 22100
>>22096Have you considered going all-in? I was in a really bad place and the huge mental change going all-in takes heled me immensely.
Anonymous 22103
>>22101I'm a woman who doesn't like little lying bitches
Anonymous 22104
>>22103First you said she was big and fat, now you're saying she's little. Who's really the liar here?
Anonymous 22105
>>22104O that wasn't me, I posted the losertown stats. And she's a munchkin (short+rotund)
Anonymous 22111
>>22106Is that a website or you mean like myproana
Look if you're going to post a fake caloric intake don't be surprised when you get called out. We're all anonymous no reason to lie.
Anonymous 22112
>>22099If I was eating around 800 calories, strength training somehow raised my cortisol levels and I started to GAIN fat. It's annoying that after so much effort I've actually lost so little weight. I think my body doesn't respond well to punishment. And it was less than a thousand, between 500 and 800 per day, no carbohydrates.
Anonymous 22113
>>22112Were you only eating packaged foods or using a scale? This doesn't sound believable. FYI if you use calories burned estimates on gym equipment they assume you weigh like 70kg by default so they'd be overestimating your output
Anonymous 22114
>>22099> Starvation mode isn't real.Yes, it's real. It's just your body releasing a lot of cortisol because it's in extreme deficit and forcing it to exist.
That's why there's this thing called Ana insomnia. I developed ovarian cysts btw.
Anonymous 22115
>>22113Yes I was using a FUCKING scale to measurement every fucking gram I ate
To the point my body was cold and heavy
Anonymous 22117
>>22112>I think my body doesn't respond well to punishment.why are you trying to "punish" your body bruh
Anonymous 22118
>>22116No but it exists
I said it’s just a lot of cortisol on your body
Anonymous 22120
>>22118It doesn't prevent further weight loss from happening, people forget the max effect on metabolism is still modest, like 15%. Most people who preach about starvation mode are obese so apologies if you're just talking about a cortisol surge
Anonymous 22121
>>22119i hate to say it but to me it sounds more like a hypochondriac or somatic or histrionic disorder
Anonymous 22123
>>22120I didn't say I stopped losing weight. I'm still losing weight, but much more slowly because I'm still eating less than a thousand calories.
>>22121Pain and insomnia probably was for a somatic reason idk
When stopped going to gym and no worrying about protein and carbs I lost 3 kg
Anonymous 22124
>>22121Agreed. This whole narrative is a symptom of something twisted.
Anonymous 22125
>>22123>When stopped going to gym and no worrying about protein and carbs I lost 3 kgyou should keep that up. you do sound like you have a problem with stress and cortisol, nona.
psychosomatic issues are a bitch.
Anonymous 22126
>>22125Thanks nona I've looked back on my problem and I think I've been doing well, and relatively well avoiding all types of sugar, so I'll try to just relax
Anonymous 22128
Since I started eating more I've been so much hungrier. Last night I just reached my calorie goal with dinner. Woke up in the middle of the night super hungry. I'm oroud of myself for eating instead of suffering until morning. And I'm not going to restrict today to make up for it. Hopefully it will help me go harder in training.