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sfranks
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 Posted: Thu Sep 23, 2010 1:14 am Post subject: Safe Dieting Post-ED |
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| About 6 years ago, I first struggled with restrictive-type bulimia. When I finally pulled myself out of it, I was consuming less than 500 Calories per day. I have gained at least 10lbs per year ever since. I tried dieting again 4 years ago, but became obsessive & over-exercised. Before I knew it, I was back down to 500 Calories or less & nearly blacked out in the gym. I really need to lose weight because I am unhealthy for my height & age, but I am terrified of over-dieting. Any advice?? Has anyone else had this problem? |
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loudwish
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| Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 6:41 pm Post subject: |
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First let me say congrats on aknowledging you have/had an issue and having the willpower to give it up! It's a long hard road to get back to sanity but it is not impossible.
The only thing I can suggest is eating a "healthy" diet; no calorie-counting, no processed sugar, high in veggies, fruit, and don't forget a few carbs! Remember, both extremes are an issue! Good luck! |
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!Rachel!
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| Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 4:29 pm Post subject: yes im having that problem now |
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| i just can NOT find the balance at all i either work out alll the time and starve and make myself sick or i just stop because my bf tells me to and i get out of control i dont know how to start now and not go over board but i know im going to work out again because i dont want to be fat |
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