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Im keeping a calorie deficiency of about 700cal a day but I still am gaining weight

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"still"?  How many days/weeks have you been -700 calories a day?  If you've started doing more exericse than previously, and/or are drinking more fluids it might just be some water retention. 

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How many calories are you eating?

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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"still"?  How many days/weeks have you been -700 calories a day?  If you've started doing more exericse than previously, and/or are drinking more fluids it might just be some water retention. 

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about 2000 calories a day ,
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Thats good. Are you eating a lot of processed food? Because it contains a lot of sodium. I know for me I have to watch it

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yes since the holidays are over and Im back to work I have been eating more prossed food than normal .I guess I have to focus more on making my own meals .

 

Thanks for the Help

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Eat less processed and more 'natural', but don't completely bin the processed as this isn't always the "you will automatially gain weight" scenario that people play it out to be. Try to look at carbs, protein, fats and sodium intakes (if you're logging all your food) and make sure you are weighing everything! 

 

Good luck!

The only thing standing between you and your weight-loss goal is the bull**** story you keep telling yourself!
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Thanks that sounds like GREAT advice , I know sometimes you can't get away from process foods ,I will try and eat more meals made from scratch than not.
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I have been using my charge since mid January, I have stuck to a good diet of salad, fresh veg and fruit, I am walking an average of 16,459 steps a day over 6.76 miles, exercising for a minimum 147 mins a day, burning approx 2439 calories, eating approx 1900 calories, climbing 17 floors and I am still gaining weight, my weight was 10st4 when I started and I got down to 9st13 on Thursday but since thursday I have gained 4lbs taking me back to 10st3, I am thinking it could possibly be my scales (well thats what Im hoping :P) so I am thinking about purchasing an Aria, any advice about the aria and weight gain solution please, am I doing something wrong?

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@luckybeavan wrote:

any advice about the aria and weight gain solution please, am I doing something wrong?


You asked the same question about the Aria in another topic (which I responded to). As to a solution to the problem of gaining weight: you need to eat less than you expend. This should be the case according to what Fitbit tells you you burn (2400 cal.) and to your estimate of what you eat (1900 cal.). However, there is a margin of error in both (see this topic for more information): it is possible Fitbit overestimates your expenditure and you underestimate your eating. If numbers consistently put you at a deficit, yet the pounds (and inches) don’t come down, you need to make adjustments to your exercising (move a little bit more) and/or to your eating (eat a little bit less), until things start moving they way you want them to move.

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I am sorry I am new to the community, thank you for your help 🙂

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