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03-15-2008, 11:02 AM
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#1 | | Registered User Thread Starter  
Join Date: Jan 2007 Age: 51
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State: Texas | Up 5 Pounds?!? |
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03-15-2008, 11:04 AM
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#2 | | Sucess Story
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Don't change it, Cindi.
Just watch yourself this next week and see if the scales move down a tad.
I went thru periods where my weight climbed up...but went down w/ 1 trip to the potty. It could also be hormonal.
If, and that's an IF....if the scales don't come down after a week or so or if they climb a little more, I'd get another fill.
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03-16-2008, 08:19 AM
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So Sorry!! Don't have any good advice, just know it happens to us all sooner or later. How is your water consumption? When I'm doing everything else good but still not losing water is usually what I'm lacking....seems Diet Coke isn't the answer!!
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03-16-2008, 09:32 PM
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#4 | | Registered User Thread Starter  
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Thanks, y'all. I'll weigh tomorrow morning before I go in for my fill. Just agonizing to gain back all I'd lost in the last month! I feel like it might be too much salty foods, combined with a pretty severe week working out with the weights. If I exercise till I'm sore (which weirdly is my goal...it tells me I'm progressing), then I know water hangs on to help heal & cushion the stressed muscles.
But 5 frickin' pounds!?!
Oh well...had a great weekend away, and will get back on track this week. I think I'll ask for .1 or .2cc's. Haven't had a fill for 2 months, and in the middle there at some point it was perfect. Now feels like I could eat more....meaning I'm having to stop me, not the band.
Will let you know!
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03-17-2008, 09:56 AM
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Hey Cindi,
I don't really think you could gain five muscle pounds in a week, but I don't know for sure. Maybe talk to your trainer? Anyways, I think time will just take it off again. You're working so hard and we all know that pays off. I wish I could have some of your umpppph. Hang in there.
Shawn
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03-17-2008, 10:39 AM
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#6 | | Token atheist / moderator
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Sudden weight gains 99.999999999% of the time are just fluid fluctuations. It's weight gain, not fat gain. And fat's what we really care about, right? :)
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03-17-2008, 02:39 PM
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Salt is the false fat...In order to gain 5 pounds of fat overnight you would have to consume 17500 calories over what you burned. I don't even think that my 3 supersized mcdonalds meals 3 times per week added up to that! I was up several pounds one week, and realized it was because my salt consumption had increased. Hope everything went well at your fill
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03-17-2008, 10:45 PM
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#8 | | Registered User Thread Starter  
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State: Texas | Quote:
Originally Posted by Sula Hey Cindi,
I don't really think you could gain five muscle pounds in a week, but I don't know for sure. Maybe talk to your trainer? Anyways, I think time will just take it off again. You're working so hard and we all know that pays off. I wish I could have some of your umpppph. Hang in there.
Shawn | Thanks, Shawn! 5 pounds of muscle, I wish! LOL! I meant to say that I'd stressed the weights so heavily that I was retaining water-weight to cushion those aching muscles. I have more obsession than umpph lately...I really want to eat what I want to eat, and then over train in the gym, which is my "quasi" trade off, with benefits Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheetsin Sudden weight gains 99.999999999% of the time are just fluid fluctuations. It's weight gain, not fat gain. And fat's what we really care about, right? :) | You're absolutely right, Wheetsin! But when that weight gain is staring you in the face, it's very hard to be rational. Sigh. Quote:
Originally Posted by salsa1877 Salt is the false fat...In order to gain 5 pounds of fat overnight you would have to consume 17500 calories over what you burned. I don't even think that my 3 supersized mcdonalds meals 3 times per week added up to that! I was up several pounds one week, and realized it was because my salt consumption had increased. Hope everything went well at your fill | Salsa, you crack me up...how funny! I used to do the drive thru, and haven't in so long. My weakness was the filet o fish and the hottest, greasiest fries available! And those 99 cent double cheeseburgers. Just typing it now makes me wanna choke! I think you are right also. 30 lbs. ago my rings were loosening. For a few days here, they wouldn't spin.
Yep, t'was water weight, and it went away by this morning! I did get a small fill, .1cc. I am leary at this high level, but wanted more help from the band as my willpower and choices were starting to slack. If restricted enough, my choices don't include 'bad' ones.
Thanks to all for holding me up thru this rough spot!
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