Reblogging this image always gives me a kick @ the confused reactions hehehe. This is not a typo. This is not confusing mass with density/volume. Strength training ftw.

Reblogging this image always gives me a kick @ the confused reactions hehehe. This is not a typo. This is not confusing mass with density/volume. Strength training ftw.

excuse me but you said that you shouldn't snack at all when trying to lose weight. don't be a dumb bitch. this is probably why you're still fat. I have a fucking nutritionist and a meal plan and it is highly recommended to have 3 snacks a day to keep your metabolism going. and not only that but all the other tips and advice you're giving people are utter bullshit. YOURE NOT HELPING ANYONE my dear. how about you actually talk to a profesional and get your shit together before you start typing? <3Anonymous

You know, posts like these make me feel better about the shit week I’ve been having. You know why? Because I’m not so superficial to only care about my weight. My goals aren’t even to get thinner anymore. My goal is to be happy—a mental journal, one that many people don’t overcome in their entire lifetime. Being 100lbs and unhappy is just as disappointing as being unhappy at 250lbs. And I would CHOOSE to be happy at 250lbs over being unhappy at 100lbs in a heart beat. 

What’s more unfortunate is people like you are extremely unhappy on the inside. How can you be happy when you’re so consumed with the public image and media pushing you to solely concentrate on your outer image. They push you to believe that an appealing outer image is your key to happiness. Trust me darling, it’s not. Do you know how I know you’re not happy or satisfied? You’re on tumblr messaging some random stranger who has had success with weight loss, on anonymous mode, trying to justify yourself and your “meal plan”. LOL. How silly. 

Copy & Pasted from an article “Top 10 Useless Professions”

Registered dietitians go to school and learn complex food chemistry as part of a rigorous four-year degree program. Anyone with regular bowel movements who ingests organic oatmeal can call themselves a ‘nutritionist’. Qualifications: An ability to find out which cantaloupe is ripe simply by tapping on it.


That’s basically how I feel about nutritionists. A nutritionist is the equivalent to a tumblr user who spent a year reading a text book and writing a 5 page research paper about food/nutrition. The only difference is that they got accredited for it and you didn’t. Woopdeefuckingdoo. Stop wasting your money—hire a dietitian if you have serious weight problems that you can’t seem to figure out how to manage yourself. 


You know what actually doesn’t help anyone? When an anon can’t read, and attempts to target someone who doesn’t give a shit about other people’s opinions. Perhaps the 20min you spent writing your message could have gone to better use… like a walk in the sun or some yoga. Maybe that’s why you’re still fat because you spend your days going around tumblr sending people unnecessary messages? Nailed it.

I never said, “never snack when you’re trying to lose weight”. You can stop bullshitting. I snack when I feel like it. And most of the time I don’t need to snack because I’m full as fuck from the delicious paleo food I eat. Your metabolism doesn’t need snacks in 3-hour intervals to “keep itself going” or to “boost”. Those are myths created by the diet industry and media. Regularly snacking creates a habitual snacking habit. The reason you feel like shit when you don’t eat every 2 hours is because you’re so dependent on sugar and carbs that you crash after each snack/meal. So even when you’re not hungry, you’re likely to snack during the same time period each day. Your body does not need the excess food that snacking establishes. Eat when you’re hungry, not when your body is craving something due to a habit you’ve setup. Not snacking keeps my blood sugar stable and eliminates mid-day and late night cravings for me. This doesn’t translate to ZOMG NEVER SNACK EVER EVER EVER like you seem to think.

“How about you actually learn to read and get your shit together before you start typing?”

ggwp better luck next time though. :)

the post about "eating at night doesn't make you fat, calories don't know time" is totally not true. at night your metabolism is slower and then you go to sleep and it is at it's lowest burning rate of the day. that's why it's not good to eat at night. so technically, if you eat at night for a while, you will gain weight.Anonymous

LOL I never get bored of this argument, it’s my favourite. Eating at night makes you fat is a myth that has been debunked by controlled clinical studies. And the idea is just stupid because it doesn’t make sense. You gain weight from overeating crap. If you eat crap at night, you’ll gain weight at night. Not because you ate at night, but because you ate crap. If you eat crap during the day, you’ll also gain weight. Truth is, people tend to eat tons of crap at night than they do during the day. 

LOL @ the metabolism argument. Yeah… your metabolism slows down. So what? That means nothing. Your metabolism is the total energy (calories) burned in a 24-hr period. Your metabolism is NOT the amount of FAT your body burns. On average people’s metabolisms slow down about 10-15% probably peaking around 35%-40% at a certain POINT (not the entire duration of the night). A 15% drop in metabolic rate is NOT significant.

Similarly, you can’t lose more weight by sleeping LESS (preventing your metabolism from slowing down at night to sleeping levels). 

So, with that said. Here are links to my previous answers to questions like yours. Read up, dear. Stop being ignorant.

I know there’s more I’ve written on about this topic in my archives (especially answers to asks). I just don’t have the time to spend 2 hours going through all 600 something pages of my blog. But this information should suffice.

y I get so many questions asking if someone gained weight because the scale went up x amount since the previous morning. And I read so many posts about people being upset due to an increase in the scale, or NO decrease in the scale. When really, day-to-day numbers are meaningless. 
There are so many factors in your body, and externally, that can cause weight fluctuations.
The weather! The cold can cause the scale to go down, and heat can cause you to bloat up.
How much you eat (bulk wise not calories). If you had a day where you ate significantly more than usual, or significantly less, than can be expressed on the scale.
If you haven&#8217;t pooped, where do you think the excess waste is? Inside your body and reflected on the scale! Doesn&#8217;t mean you got fatter.
If you drank significantly more that can cause water retention. If you drank significantly less, that can also cause water retention or vice versa. 
If you had an intense workout the scale can go up due to fluid retention (but believe me you&#8217;ll be losing body fat as your body repairs itself!)
If you&#8217;re stressed or have poor sleep, you&#8217;re likely to see an increase on the scale, or no decrease.
Hormonal changes in your body (monthly cycles) can cause the scale to fluctuate.
There are so many more variables it&#8217;s not even funny. I just wish everyone would stop worrying about the scale. 
Using a scale is an awesome tool to measure progress. But like any tool, it needs to be used wisely. This means not weighing yourself 3 times a day and then stressing yourself out that you gained weight. That&#8217;s just silly.
I used to weigh myself daily and record the number, but only because the numbers didn&#8217;t get to me. I later switched to only weighing myself once a week. I would compare my weight loss graph AT THE END OF EACH MONTH. It gave me a better picture of how I was doing than doing it on a daily or weekly basis. 
Focus on the overall trend line to keep track of your progress, instead of specific numbers. More importantly, focus on non-scale victories because those are the most satisfying accomplishments of all&#8212;that moment when you fit into a smaller pair of jeans. No scale and no number will tell you when you&#8217;ll be able to fit into those smaller jeans&#8230;. only your body that was accomplished through your efforts. 
Keep calm and stop worrying about the scale!

I get so many questions asking if someone gained weight because the scale went up x amount since the previous morning. And I read so many posts about people being upset due to an increase in the scale, or NO decrease in the scale. When really, day-to-day numbers are meaningless. 

There are so many factors in your body, and externally, that can cause weight fluctuations.

  • The weather! The cold can cause the scale to go down, and heat can cause you to bloat up.
  • How much you eat (bulk wise not calories). If you had a day where you ate significantly more than usual, or significantly less, than can be expressed on the scale.
  • If you haven’t pooped, where do you think the excess waste is? Inside your body and reflected on the scale! Doesn’t mean you got fatter.
  • If you drank significantly more that can cause water retention. If you drank significantly less, that can also cause water retention or vice versa. 
  • If you had an intense workout the scale can go up due to fluid retention (but believe me you’ll be losing body fat as your body repairs itself!)
  • If you’re stressed or have poor sleep, you’re likely to see an increase on the scale, or no decrease.
  • Hormonal changes in your body (monthly cycles) can cause the scale to fluctuate.

There are so many more variables it’s not even funny. I just wish everyone would stop worrying about the scale. 

Using a scale is an awesome tool to measure progress. But like any tool, it needs to be used wisely. This means not weighing yourself 3 times a day and then stressing yourself out that you gained weight. That’s just silly.

I used to weigh myself daily and record the number, but only because the numbers didn’t get to me. I later switched to only weighing myself once a week. I would compare my weight loss graph AT THE END OF EACH MONTH. It gave me a better picture of how I was doing than doing it on a daily or weekly basis. 

Focus on the overall trend line to keep track of your progress, instead of specific numbers. More importantly, focus on non-scale victories because those are the most satisfying accomplishments of all—that moment when you fit into a smaller pair of jeans. No scale and no number will tell you when you’ll be able to fit into those smaller jeans…. only your body that was accomplished through your efforts. 

Keep calm and stop worrying about the scale!

>