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Old Mon, May-24-04, 11:30
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 190/177/160 Male 68 inches
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Progress: 43%
Location: United Kingdom - Sussex
Default Thankyou - a very useful article

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Many people will hit the wall several months into their weight loss journey and this often occurs in what we term, a “set-point battle.” This is where weight loss suddenly and inexplicably stops at a number short of our goal. Often it is a number that has plagued us in the past – a weight at which we were previously “stuck” for an extended period of time, at another time in our lives. This could be a weight you had maintained for a number of years before gaining more weight. Your body reaches this weight milestone on your current journey and “recognizes” it as a sustainable goal, and promptly STOPS. This can be absolutely infuriating, especially if this set point is well above your intended goal! It’s agonizing when you know that you are eating carefully and faithfully and exercising religiously and you still cannot make progress. But take heart; even this stall can serve a useful purpose.


Yes I was slightly overweight but stable about twenty years ago and the "stall" weight was near this.
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