The higher the gain, the less likely you'll lose it.
Hardcore diets can see you lose up to 1 lb per week, but usually this slows down your metabolism as your body defends against this.
Slower dieting makes every little thing you eat a little bit too much of put on weight again.
No, generally once we have someone fattened up by 10-20 lbs, going back becomes maybe not impossible but very imporbable
5 years
My wife has been using CBD to combat pain, and I;ve slowly introduced her to vaping high THC weed.
Definitely gives her the munchies and helps me get those evening snacks in her
5 years
[QUOTE]I did not in any way consent to this person posting any of my photos[/QUOTE]
As much as it sucks, when you post something on the internet that is what you have to expect. Even official, paid photographers have their stuff stolen and reposted. Pinterest is actually one of the worst sites for that: every image you see there comes from another website.
Sorry to hear this has happened to you.
5 years
- Read. Reading makes for better writing.
- Read what you write out loud. You'll catch weird sentence constructions, things that don't flow, words that don't jive, etc
5 years
Just addressed a similar concern.
Weight gain is a secondary effect of being pampered, of being treated like a queen, and of being spoiled with nice meals and snacks because "you deserve it"
you're not looking for anything epic to happen. If she gains 10lbs in a month she will freak and change her lifestyle. The idea is to let it pile on over time.
Believe me, I have first hand experience with an initially very resisting subject and she plumped out very nice.
5 years
Mine has been using CBD to help with some medical issues. Slowly introduced her to vaping THC.
She doesn't use a whole lot but within the hour her imaginary diet restrictions are pushed aside as she asks for snacks and desserts, especially in the evening.
5 years
No, my feeder experience is changing her way of eating so that she consistently overeats and finds that normal. Her resulting weight gain is something she has to learn to accept up to the point of identifying with being fat and no longer holding out any realistic hope she's going to be thin.
That is my turn on. Me gaining weight at times is just collateral damage in need of repair.
5 years
Liquid calories are registered different by our brains. It's like our brain says "liquid calories don't really count." The advantage then is that you can have MORE
So, eat a meal, just a regular meal. Add a drink that contains calories. All of a sudden you have twice the calories but don't feel that full
5 years
For 1 person the Renpho does pretty good. It's mobile app can connect to your Fitbit account so you can track info.
I usually prefer the Fitbit scale as I monitor my wife's weight
5 years
