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What food did you think was REALLY calorific until you realised it?

Mine was, surprisingly, my favourite chocolate! It was 100 calories for 4 "squares", I used to avoid it like the plague, but now I give it to myself a lot more as a treat!

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u/sashaaa___0 — 6 hours ago

Does taking many breaks on the Treadmill change the calories burnt?

I went on the treadmill for the first time today! I've been calorie counting for a while now, and I've lost 35 kgs in the process.

Today, as it was my first time, I took 4-5 breaks while working on the treadmill for 45 minutes on a 14 incline. Also, when overwhelmed, I lowered the speed for a bit.

In the end, the treadmill said 321 calories burnt. I wonder if the breaks changed any of the calories burnt. The 45 minutes do not include the breaks.

Stats:

Height: 165 cm / 5'5 ft

Weight: 83 kg / 183 lbs

Sex: Female

Thank you so much!

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 days ago
▲ 27 r/CICO

Does taking many breaks on the Treadmill change the calories burnt?

I went on the treadmill for the first time today! I've been calorie counting for a while now, and I've lost 35 kgs in the process.

Today, as it was my first time, I took 4-5 breaks while working on the treadmill for 45 minutes on a 14 incline. Also, when overwhelmed, I lowered the speed for a bit.

In the end, the treadmill said 321 calories burnt. I wonder if the breaks changed any of the calories burnt. The 45 minutes do not include the breaks.

Stats:

Height: 165 cm / 5'5 ft

Weight: 83 kg / 183 lbs

Sex: Female

Thank you so much!

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 days ago
▲ 12 r/loseit

Does taking many breaks on the Treadmill change the calories burnt?

I went on the treadmill for the first time today! I've been calorie counting for a while now, and I've lost 35 kgs in the process.

Today, as it was my first time, I took 4-5 breaks while working on the treadmill for 45 minutes on a 14 incline. Also, when overwhelmed, I lowered the speed for a bit.

In the end, the treadmill said 321 calories burnt. I wonder if the breaks changed any of the calories burnt. The 45 minutes do not include the breaks.

Stats:

Height: 165 cm / 5'5 ft

Weight: 83 kg / 183 lbs

Sex: Female

Thank you so much!

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 days ago

Does taking many breaks on the Treadmill change the calories burnt?

I went on the treadmill for the first time today! I've been calorie counting for a while now, and I've lost 35 kgs in the process.

Today, as it was my first time, I took 4-5 breaks while working on the treadmill for 45 minutes on a 14 incline. Also, when overwhelmed, I lowered the speed for a bit.

In the end, the treadmill said 321 calories burnt. I wonder if the breaks changed any of the calories burnt. The 45 minutes do not include the breaks.

Stats:

Age: 18

Height: 165 cm / 5'5 ft

Weight: 83 kg / 183 lbs

Sex: Female

Thank you so much!

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 days ago
▲ 88 r/CICO

I lost 50 lbs and gained 30 lbs back... I feel hopeless and helpless. Food took over once again.

I'm back to where I was. Not physically yet, but definitely mentally. Food is still my escape, I can't get enough of it.

Once again, I eat so much every day that I've cried myself to sleep from how much it hurts every night. I wake up every single day with this horrific burn because of how I've been treating my body lately.

I've re-developed these habits once again, and it feels like I'm back in the pitch black hole again. I hate it, but I can't stop. Food is my only joy, and it's so quick, so easy, and so reliable every time. If I'm upset, it's the first thing I reach for. No other happy habit I try to introduce (art, music, all that) ever seems to give me the reliability and intensity of happiness I get from food.

for a variety of reasons which are valid, I know this. I've developed the most awful depression of my life, I've realised a lot about my past trauma, and I've had to deal with really painful family situations, also work 5 jobs to afford everything around me.

But now that things are easing up, I've realised how bad I'm hurting myself. I really want to stop, but I'm so deep in. Nothing feels like it can be as reliable in giving me joy as food is... not for long.

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 months ago

I lost 50 lbs and gained 30 lbs back... I feel hopeless and helpless. Food took over once again.

I'm back to where I was. Not physically yet, but definitely mentally. Food is still my escape, I can't get enough of it.

Once again, I eat so much every day that I've cried myself to sleep from how much it hurts every night. I wake up every single day with this horrific burn because of how I've been treating my body lately.

I've re-developed these habits once again, and it feels like I'm back in the pitch black hole again. I hate it, but I can't stop. Food is my only joy, and it's so quick, so easy, and so reliable every time. If I'm upset, it's the first thing I reach for. No other happy habit I try to introduce (art, music, all that) ever seems to give me the reliability and intensity of happiness I get from food.

for a variety of reasons which are valid, I know this. I've developed the most awful depression of my life, I've realised a lot about my past trauma, and I've had to deal with really painful family situations, also work 5 jobs to afford everything around me.

But now that things are easing up, I've realised how bad I'm hurting myself. I really want to stop, but I'm so deep in. Nothing feels like it can be as reliable in giving me joy as food is... not for long.

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 months ago
▲ 29 r/loseit

I lost 50 lbs and gained 30 lbs back... I feel hopeless and helpless. Food took over once again.

I'm back to where I was. Not physically yet, but definitely mentally. Food is still my escape, I can't get enough of it.

Once again, I eat so much every day that I've cried myself to sleep from how much it hurts every night. I wake up every single day with this horrific burn because of how I've been treating my body lately.

I've re-developed these habits once again, and it feels like I'm back in the pitch black hole again. I hate it, but I can't stop. Food is my only joy, and it's so quick, so easy, and so reliable every time. If I'm upset, it's the first thing I reach for. No other happy habit I try to introduce (art, music, all that) ever seems to give me the reliability and intensity of happiness I get from food.

for a variety of reasons which are valid, I know this. I've developed the most awful depression of my life, I've realised a lot about my past trauma, and I've had to deal with really painful family situations, also work 5 jobs to afford everything around me.

But now that things are easing up, I've realised how bad I'm hurting myself. I really want to stop, but I'm so deep in. Nothing feels like it can be as reliable in giving me joy as food is... not for long.

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u/sashaaa___0 — 2 months ago