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Posted Friday, 16 February 2007 6:05 PM


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Omag IconCan I Gain Weight Overnight?


Dear Dr. Katz:
I weigh myself every morning at the exact same time, before I have consumed anything. Some days I'm two to three pounds heavier than the previous day. Is it possible that I can gain this much weight in one day?



Response:
The answer depends entirely on what you mean by weight. Sure, you can fluctuate by two or three pounds from day to day, but not because you've gained or lost that much body fat.

To gain a pound of fat requires taking in 3,500 to 4,000 calories (and to lose a pound requires a deficit of the same magnitude). The only way you could put on three pounds of fat in one day would be to eat roughly 12,000 more calories than you need, which is usually enough food for an entire week. The pounds that appear and disappear so quickly on the scale are due to factors like water weight, which goes up and down constantly depending on how hydrated you are, and the amount of food in your GI tract at any one time.

So don't rely on a daily weighing. Focus instead on healthful living, and look to the scale only once a month (once a week if you're trying to lose weight) for the occasional reality check.

Dr. David L. Katz, M.D.

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Q: I have been stuck at the same exact weight for a week now (I go up a pound one day and back down the next day) and I'm not sure why. I'm really frustrated, because I started lifting weights on Monday; I've been walking on all the days and I've really been trying to watch what and how much I'm eating. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions?

A: Do not worry about daily weight when you first start muscle building. You will accumulate water in these newly worked muscles—it takes time to get rid of this new water. So weight gain (or lack of loss) is water that will go away with time. It is the opposite of weight loss when you go on a low-carb diet where you'll get rid of water in your muscles. Water loss in muscles will come back like an unwanted boyfriend when you eat carbs again. So your steady weight now is actually progress.

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I'm doing everything right. Why have I gained weight?
Expect to put on five, six or seven pounds of water when you start this program, especially if you've been inactive for a couple of years. Simultaneously, you may be losing fat, and you'll break even, but it's just water weight. It doesn't change the way your clothes fit. It's a slower process this way—there's no doubt about it—but it's the right way. It's the permanent way. Your body has to re-hydrate itself before your metabolic engine can be set up properly. That's the best sign—those four or five pounds—that a person is going to be successful.


Goal weight



starting weight 108kgs 28.02.06

1 year on TF 28.02.07 weight 69.7
maintenance program 1.09 07 = 70
restart 10.02.08 NO more bloody excuses tour weight = 81.5
2 years ..... lost 300 = 79.1

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Posted Friday, 16 February 2007 6:44 PM


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Hey froggie, maybe you should have this one pinned so it can be easily accessed for all the newbies who join down the track. 




 

DATE

WEIGHT

LOST

TOTAL LOST

 

2.1.07

146.8

0

0

Week 1

9.1.07

142.8

4 kg

4 kgs

Week 2

16.1.07

No weigh in

On Holidays

 

Week 3

23.1.07

139.8

3 kg

7 kgs

Week 4

31.1.07

135.9

3.9 kg

10.9 kgs

Week 5

7.2.07

134.1

1.8 kg

12.7 kgs

Week 6

14.2.07

132

2.1 kg

14.8 kgs

Week 7

21.2.07

130.1

1.9 kg

16.7 kgs

Week 8

28.2.07

128.5

1.6 kg

18.3 kgs

Week 9

7.3.07

127.2

1.3 kg

19.6 kgs

Week 10

14.3.07

No weigh

in couldn’t

Chemist

Week 11

21.3.07

125.9

1.3 kg

20.9 kgs

Week 12

28.3.07

123.9

2 kg

22.9 kgs

Week 13

4.4.07

122.5

1.4 kg

24.3 kgs

Week 14

11.4.07

121.4

1.1 kg

25.4 kgs

Week 15

18.4.07

119.9

1.5 kg

26.9 kgs

Week 16

25.4.07

118.7

1.2 kg

28.1 kgs

Week 17

2.5.07

No weigh

In – sick

 

Week 18

10.5.07

117.4

1.3 kg

29.4 kgs

Royal Challenge




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Posted Friday, 16 February 2007 7:57 PM


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Yep, That is what I thought a couple of hours ago, but couldn't get a reply on. Anyhow, this is the answer to many posts lately, and I am guessing for most of the year.

We both started 29th Nov 2006, and we love doing TF at our own pace. We have TF for breaky most days, and follow the principles most days of the week. We have been keeping the weight off pretty well along the way.

My details - height 175cm age 46 - Started at 111 kg, now at 83 kg - would like to get to mid 70's.

My hubby - height 188cm age 49  - Started at 120 kgs, now at 97 kgs - goal around high 80's.

     Thanks Mally!

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Posted Friday, 16 February 2007 8:01 PM


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I agree, pin it and I will add it to my blog as well under the heading "Can I Gain Weight Overnight?"
if thats OK?




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Posted Saturday, 17 February 2007 7:12 AM
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Thanks for the info Froggie,  I agree could you by any chance pin it at all as it really does answer alot of questions for everyone.

Wendy





 

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Posted Saturday, 17 February 2007 10:21 AM


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mallyflea (16/02/2007)
I agree, pin it and I will add it to my blog as well under the heading "Can I Gain Weight Overnight?"
if thats OK?

WOW....... WHO IS THAT SEXY, HOT, LOVELY LADY IN THE RIGHT HAND PICTURE.... IS IT MERYL STREEP,?  NOOOOOOOOOOO  I'TS OUR MALLY.

Congrats you look so good, and you are right its Sooooooo worth it in the end, all the blood, sweat, and tears. All your hard work did pay off. Thank you for being a great incentive to us all.



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"Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think." Gautama Buddha buddha-2.jpg image by dragonfly13_03

 TO FULFILL OUR DESTINY~ WE ARE ONE ~
 
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 ~TO FEEL GOOD ~ FIRST YOU MUST LOOK GOOD ~
 
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~ TO FEEL SENSUAL ~ FIRST YOU MUST LOOK SENSUAL ~
 
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~ MY GOAL IS TO LOOK GOOD AND FEEL SENSUAL ~
 
 
                            Lost:
                                    1.6 kg      06/03/09
           1.5 kg      20/03/09
            900 grms   05/04/09
 
 
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Posted Saturday, 17 February 2007 10:30 AM


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ok ladies pinned now I can get back on the site

and go for it mally all the info sourced for orpah .com

Goal weight



starting weight 108kgs 28.02.06

1 year on TF 28.02.07 weight 69.7
maintenance program 1.09 07 = 70
restart 10.02.08 NO more bloody excuses tour weight = 81.5
2 years ..... lost 300 = 79.1

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Posted Saturday, 17 February 2007 3:51 PM


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Great post Froggie, it's alwasy good to have these kinds of answers -- never knew that about muscle / water weight, so thanks. xx

Nikki x



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Posted Saturday, 17 February 2007 4:59 PM


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Aw gee  dragonfly, nice words ta, makes me feel good and at least you didn't say who's the old dinosaur on the left



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Froggie....
All Done, its up with a direct link to the ask Dr Katz section, quite good reading, thanks Froggie




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