Dietician will refer me out-unable to help. Any ideas, Reddit?
Since 2018 my daily calorie intake sits between 1,000 and 1400 at most. I lost weight back from 2017 into 2018 on a severely low deficit , but it did the job over the time and I was happy about it. After doing the severely low deficit , I went back to eating a 1000 to 1400 calories a day. I maintained my weight until 2024 and 2025 when I had my miracle babies. I was placed on Depo the shot and then a Provera pill because of actively bleeding 24/7 for 6 to 8 months straight. While the shot was dropped the milligrams in the pill was upped. I've recently had all of my hormones and whatnot tested- my testosterone is not high, levels look all good , keep taking d3 and iron supplements..
Food-wise, I'm heading minimums of
80 g protein daily , 16 G of fiber , carbs are around 30 to 60% of whatever the daily protein is , and fats are monitored based on what food I'm cycling through that day. No frozen meals. No candy. No soda pop (2 sugar free red bulls biweekly or else I drag while walking).
My dietitian wont see me due to where I am as calories in daily. At times its 700 (i see the weight shift at 700) to 1000 to see results . But it's because of my numbers being under a thousand that they can't recommend anything to me for help. I'm not insulin resistant , I do not have thyroid issues, my blood sugar levels are within all numbers . They cant recommend shots. My primary care physician was aware of this and recommended me to our local nutritionist. I was with the local nutritionist for 7 months and did not lose a pound because she was only changing what I was eating and my calorie intake stayed at the general same . All 3 agree I am where I should be at hitting my minimum numbers for protein/fiber/etc.
I have ran out of my current resources. My primary care physician , nutritionist, and dietitian all don't feel like they can help me because of where my calorie intake stands and for the fact that I am at a plateau .
Any ideas?
5'1 (rounding up) and 186lbs.