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Ok so now my body is working 100% backwards I swear!

I started college end of August .. and things are going good there are far as food goes. I keep my gluten-free foods in the staff room, so nothing ever gets touched. I am SO careful with contamination at home .. I've been eating a LOT (enough that sometimes they joke at school because I eat more than most guys do) .. clearly no time for exercise if I'm in school 5 times a day.

BUT I as of last week I am 7 pounds lighter :unsure:

How is that possible? Eating more, exercising less, no contamination .. yet weight loss??

~Lisa~


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Maybe you are so busy you are eating less or burning off what you are eating. If your not sick I would say don't worry about it.

hope that helps.

bluelotus Contributor

Check out a couple of the other discussions - some people have mentioned losing weight. I have lost about 5lbs and was already a "normal" weight......Maybe it is just the limitations of food and the fact that you may be eating less carbs.

num1habsfan Rising Star
Check out a couple of the other discussions - some people have mentioned losing weight.  I have lost about 5lbs and was already a "normal" weight......Maybe it is just the limitations of food and the fact that you may be eating less carbs.

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Hmm well I eat lots of sandwiches, eat as much meat and veggies as my system allows. eat a lot of brown rice(as much as I can). So i dont know, doesnt make much sense.

I've just been trying to hide being the 7 pounds lighter because I think people are noticing. I've been getting odd looks. Or maybe they are noticing my jeans a lot looser lol.

*sighs* i dont know, just a scary thought. There are so many people who I go to school with that like barely eat because they want to stay thin..well I'm the total opposite, and try to gain. :P

I dont know what i'm saying because I'm basically sleeping on my computer so I'm crashing and if this sounds odd i'll fix it tomorrow ;)

~lisa~

luvs2eat Collaborator

Well, don't worry about where it went... cause I found it. Dang!!!

Zoeysfat Rookie
Well, don't worry about where it went... cause I found it. Dang!!!

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Maybe what you lost is muscle - where you an active athlete of sorts before going back to school?

If it makes you feel any better, I am been glutten free since April and have lost over 30 lbs and I wasn't over weight to begin with!

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