Not Losing Weight In A Calorie Deficit, What Do?

[@Kane6676]

So you’re offering no solutions other than people are lying about how they track. I would love to work with you. I would love to see how you explain that a 220 man like myself can eat like a 150 pound woman and not lose weight

[@calebgroves6526]

Same here! I weigh my food and calculate it in my fitness pal and nothing. I’ve tried 800 calories, 1200, and now 1500 and still no progress. I exercise at least 4x a week.

[@Kane6676]

Caleb Groves article about being genetically fat. These diet gurus and coaches don’t want people knowing that genetics play a huge role with your weight. Check this out www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/why-people-become-overweight

[@tristanmccann8713]

If your diet consists of moderate to high amounts of salt or carbohydrates or BOTH. You could be retaining water when in all actuality you’re still losing body fat, just having it covered by water. Creatine also retains water and makes you gain weight, but inside of the muscles, so it’s a tad different. Don’t be discouraged, just keep tracking and stick with the process.

[@calebgroves6526]

@@tristanmccann8713 thanks for the heads up! I’m going to try a program that teaches better nutrition and workouts. I definitely eat too many carbs and don’t get enough protein which probably explains why I’m so weak and can barley lift when I work out.

[@Kane6676]

Tristan Mccann I have man. I’ve stuck with it for months and had no results. I have to go into starvation mode to lose anything and I just don’t think it’s worth it anymore. Why do I have to starve to be fat

[@youcrazypersonyou]

What do? 🤔

[@JohnDoe-id5ih]

What do

[@phmstudios9050]

what do?

[@sisypheanexistence8955]

Whaddo

[@gogo6189]

They never addressed what to do for those who are actually adhering

[@Kane6676]

And they won’t

[@Honey-Bee-25]

Look up "opening your detox pathways for fat loss." After YEARS of researching, I finally ran across someone who actually addresses this for people who fast, intermittent fast, or eat well but still dont lose weight or have unpleasant side effects while doing so. One should also have their hormones, liver, thyroid, and pituitary gland checked. Also people do not stress the importance of muscle loss with calorie restriction vs fasting...and the importance of stimulating muscles or focus on building muscles for fat loss. Its why "skinny people stay skinny." Their muscle tends to outweigh the amount of fat on their body. More muscle means more calorie burn on a day to day basis...which means a faster metabolism overall. It takes A LOT of weight traning to get bulky....everyone should weight train or at least tone in some way like using resistance bands or body weight exercises. Also....low intensity exercise targets stored fat while high intensity exercise burns glucose. So walking 30mins to an hour before a meal or (in a fasted state is best) and is the sweet spot for fat loss! Walk as much as possible and get those steps in, just a casual stroll doesn't need to be a fast pace...that's why they reccomend 10k steps daily 😣 which is hard. But if a person puts in at least an hour a day, theyre at about 7-8k steps already. So low intensity exercise daily if possible but 5x a week is still good, and then muscle building 2-3x a week at least, & progressively increase the weight as it gets easier every 2-4 weeks or so. Hopefully they wont delete my comment, but start here if you are struggling still.

[@Kane6676]

@@Honey-Bee-25 I been lifting since I was 13, I get well over 10k steps a day in consistently. Still fat. Don’t eat over 2000 cal a day either

[@Honey-Bee-25]

@@Kane6676 Hello, I stated the importance of having hormones checked too along with tests for liver, thyroid and pituitary gland. Also, dont know if this is your situation, but for me I had a hormonal issue I had to address first. After I did, I still wasnt losing as much weight for my size as I should have been. Then I had to remove ALL processed foods, unnatural sugar, red meat, dairy, wheat, corn, and oils. Once I got my diet as natural as possible and let my body work out everything it was fighting against, the scale started moving again. The weird thing is that even if I ate those foods in a deficit and even at or below BMR the scale would not budge for me because the additives preservatives & hormones disrupted my hormones severely and kept me in fat storage mode...even when fasting and staying under calories during refeeds. Later as I figure out what my triggers were for my body, I found I can get away with plant milk & some sauces, tortilla chips things like that now and certain meats with the right food combos. Example, I can eat red meat if I eat only green veggies that day, and same with chicken. If I eat these meats with any type of sugar, even fruit or starchy veggies like potatoes, (eveb while in a deficit) body holds to fat. Fish I can eat with anything etc. You just have to learn your body. Now that the scale is moving again, I need to focus on gaining muscle to burn more fat. I had extreme muscle loss due to eating extremely low calories for my body size...which worsened my body's ability to burn calories because more muscle equals more calorie burn. My metabolism was wrecked lol. So it's different for everyone. Not sure of your age, but when weight stalls like that, you have to be real methodical with your approach. It may even be something weird due to chronic inflammation and you may need an anti-inflammotory diet or stimulate lymph drainage more with certain things (my case). Everybody is different. It can be harder if you're younger and have to rely on your parents, or just can't afford to go to the doctor or get a decent doctor willing to believe you to test multiple things. But it's worth eliminating things, making a difference whre you can and trying to figure it out to get in tune with your body. It took me a couple of years with no help from doctors and basically ASKING to have specific labs done and then being treated poorly like I was telling them to do their jobs or like I was crazy or "wanted attention." Turns out what I found so far was I had a hormonal issue (severe estrogen dominance), sluggish liver, hypothyroid, anemic, and vit D deficiency. I also have to stimulate my lymphatic system due to poor circulation for the average person. If you can, a good place to research and consider is the "elimination diet" or an "anti inflammatory diet" most people have good results there when they dont know where to start. Dont just rely on the scale either, measure yourself too & take pics. When you see things are moving along, while in a deficit, then slowly add back a few foods at a time that arent on those lists for those specific diets. Best to start with 1 though it makes it easier to pinpoint the culprit food. If you notice a reaction like water retention, gas, reflux, indigestion, weight gain, bloating etc, your body may not like it and your body is storing fat to protect you from it. Also.... if you are legit storing fat like that, researching what I suggested in my original comment "opening your detox pathwats for fat loss" they explain that the body uses fat to store excess calories, excess sugar, fat soluble vitamins, and toxins. Toxins love fat, and when the body gets a heavier load than the liver can process & filter out, it immediately stores it as fat. You could be highly toxic and need to assist your body in releasing excess toxins. If they are not properly released via the bowels or detox pathways...they get cycled back through the body and it holds to fat or creates more fat to store it. Im telling you research the things I suggested if it's that important to you, because learning about it made so much sense to me. When I heard it, it truly helped a longterm morbidly obese person like me finally start losing fat again. Her name is Dr. Mindy Pelz on KZbin...search "Dr. Mindy Pelz detox pathways" to watch her free content. **Sorry I had so many typos I had to edit it LOL. I was speed typing on my phone.

[@CASSIE_COLE]

no, because to them the only possible answer is that the people lie

[@TunnelVisionAthletic]

Every Nutrition question "Austin anything to add?' Austin : "no"

[@fraserlewis8100]

What are you gonna do? Not get shredded?

[@BOSSDONMAN]

Can't get shredded? Become a powerlifter :P

[@charbelyounes5188]

@@BOSSDONMAN brosciencelife

[@alyssareach5287]

I’ve been a calorie deficit for over a year now I was eating once a day working out three times a day not eating carbs not eating sugar and I gained a pound

[@Sher_hayat_x]

Hey Alyssa so what about now did you find something that made you actually lose weight?

[@alyssareach5287]

@@Sher_hayat_x no it’s been 6 months I’ve now stopped fasting after 1 plus years I’ve increased my protein water and fiber I eat Whole Foods and I walk 5 miles strength train and do hiit 3 times a week I take one day off and total weight loss after 6 months is 8lbs witch I wouldn’t mind if my clothes fit different but still wear the same size. I’m getting a nutritionist and doing a trainer. Idk I’m trying hard not to give up. It’s exhausting tho

[@alyssareach5287]

@@berkankillzx what tho

[@alyssareach5287]

@@berkankillzx I ad everything into my fitness pal. I eat 1900 to 2000 calories. I buy everything sugar free stay away from processed foods. I have a cheat meal about 2 a month. I was at a lower calorie but from working out so much it left me hungry. So I reversed up now I feel better. I guess I’m going to try meal prepping with completely weighing out my food and adding a green salad for one meal to up my greens. Idk

[@NK7YT]

@@alyssareach5287 do you get enough sleep? Are you severely overweight to the point that its obesity? If you have an excessive amount of fat tissue on your body, water fasting, when guided by a doctor, might be an option.

[@vitoasaro4663]

I can eat 1000 a day for a week and lose nothing

[@Oversurge_]

I've been in a 1350cal diet for 4 months and haven't lost any body fat after the second month. I even increased cardio. Nothing has broken this plateau. I measure all my food to the gram. I don't want to reduce my calories even more and starve to death... I'm 144lb. I just wanna see my abs. I've only been able to see the top 2 for many months now.

[@ericdaniel323]

Are you under 5' tall? A grown man shouldn't weigh 144 lbs. Grow some muscles first and then you can worry about your abs.

[@Oversurge_]

@@ericdaniel323 I have muscel lmao. I curl 37lb most guys can barely do 20. Also my bench before gyms closed was 185lb

[@ericdaniel323]

@@Oversurge_ I was talking more along the lines of spending a year getting your body weight up to 185 and benching 275 and squatting 365. No one cares about your abs, but being big and strong is pretty cool.

[@Oversurge_]

@@ericdaniel323 as someone who spent there whole life being fat tipping at 244lb I care :) Plus I got a lot of the muscel. Just gonna bulk a bit and fix my metabolism

[@ericdaniel323]

@@Oversurge_ I was a fat kid too, so I know how that can mess with your mind. Good luck with whatever you decide. Just by having a goal you are ahead of a lot of people.

[@SilverSlugs16]

Wait…I’m supposed to track cokes and beer???

[@Chin_fitt]

I’m eating between 1400-1600 a day gym 5-6x a week 30 min of cardio and walking 30+ min and it seem like it’s not dropping on scale, I’m down 10 lb but then it gets stagnant, I have a lot of muscles gains for sure but the fat is not dropping as fast as I’m Used to. I’m in the gym for 6 months now last time I was in the gym for 6 months I was fat then got got 6 packs abs easily what am I doing wrong?

[@smellyhero64]

I’m on medication that causes severe weight gain. I truly stick to a diet. I don’t snack. I track my meals. I eat less than 1200 calories a day. How do I lose some weight? There are days where I would only eat 500 calories and I still wouldn’t lose weight. I don’t know what else to do

[@arcierimcfadden7168]

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[@aliviaroberts5726]

try walks. I lost so much weight walking every morning. plus it gave me energy to get through the rest of my day

[@EveLyn-rn4kn]

@@aliviaroberts5726 how much weight did you lose and how long did it take. I just stareted taking walks. twice a day. 10.000 steps everyday.

[@Pawanbtw]

Yo ur consumption is too little your body got used to the less cal so the 1200 cal turned into ur maintenance so take a break from ur diet and start fresh that’s what helped me keep going guy ❤️

[@Midsizepoler]

I had this problem on antipsychotics for psychosis. Been off meds for four months still not lost weight!

[@Retrosteampunk]

This did not help

[@AbcDino843]

I find that BMRs are often overestimated, so it may take a bit of time to find the right target as far as daily calories go, that would result in the caloric deficit.

[@PendlayRoe]

Holy moley those are some jacked doctors.

[@squareff255]

I am a male who has spent two weeks at 2000 cal, then two weeks at 1800 cal, and now a week at 1500 cal, and haven’t lost a pound. I’m very precise about my tracking. I’m a fairly small guy, 33 years old. 140 pounds. But I’m afraid my calories are getting so low that if I drop them anymore, my body is going to think I’m starving to death. So… What do?

[@jadenblair8579]

in the same boat

[@rodhurst5831]

Try eating your calories before 2pm then fast until breakfast-brunch.

[@tea_fran]

@@rodhurst5831 breakfast/brunch is literally before 2pm. You're contradicting yourself.

[@NotAnIlluminatiSpy]

@@tea_fran He means the next day, genius.

[@MisterUrbanWorld]

@@NotAnIlluminatiSpy Lol

[@MrStephenlederle]

I'm 350 pounds at 6'3" tall and 37 years old. Two weeks ago I switched to a low-carb diet. I've logged every morsel that's gone into my mouth. I've been staying under 50 Carbs per day and am eating until full. My daily calories have been 2000+ in a Deficit but I've only lost. 2 pounds.

[@romeo326]

This didn't address the title.

[@bradleystrong9259]

Wow, this video was ZERO help

[@marzero116]

#1 Be Honest With yourself • Be Accurate about what You're actually eating - get a food scale - weigh and track everything you eat • if you're still not losing A lower calories or Increase activity

[@frankyi8206]

I'd add that that the change in weight tells you if you are in a deficit. So, if you aren't losing weight, you aren't at a deficit, therefore you need to address whether you are calculating expenditure correctly, or (as this video focuses on because it's easier) are you actually tracking calories properly?

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

Nonsense. Not true.

[@chloeya.m.9423]

sLEEP and Stress. WHY ISN'T ANYONE TALKING ABOUT THIS? Those two things alone will have your body not responding to a caloric deficit and even GAINING weight. There needs to be more discussion of this.

[@basketballexpert4584]

That’s my issue

[@serban2139]

That's not true though, look up studies to prove your point wrong. You can still lose weight if you're in a caloric deficit, but it's going to be less coming from fat and more muscle/lean body mass.

[@udayabhaskaran6227]

If you're in a caloric deficit it's impossible to gain weight (fat )

[@LetsPlaywithDDae]

This is a video for personal trainers.

[@jasminemohammed16]

I'm 190 at 5 ft 2'' and I'm 19. I've been in a deficit for 3 weeks now, exercising 4 times a week and still no progress.

[@patb3356]

How many daily calories?

[@jasminemohammed16]

@@patb3356 1700

[@patb3356]

@@jasminemohammed16 You should definitely be losing weight at those calories. Make sure to be including cooking oil, liquids and anything else that could be missed in your calorie counting. Have you had any previous muscle on your body in the past through sports or exercise? Muscle can grow back fairly quickly after it has been grown before (and lost). I've been weightlifting for 8 weeks now and have stayed the same weight despite being at a 500 calorie deficit, probably due to muscle memory. What you can also do is take waist, leg, back, arm, etc measurements and use that as well for comparison. The scale isn't always representative of our fitness improvements.

[@freespiritpearl89]

It's a spiritual problem.

[@globin3]

Every fucking time you look up "not losing weight on a calorie deficit" the answer you get is "but you're probably not on a calorie deficit". How annoying. Some people do track everything correctly and have trouble losing weight.. Why can't you adress that?

[@JoeSmith-fu9yx]

It’s called metabolic adaptation and it’s why you don’t eat at a 30% deficit for weeks at a time. Anytime you go past that 15% mark you can kill your metabolism within a few weeks to months which is why they recommend taking a break from dieting every few months when going that far into a deficit. Resetting your metabolism can be a real pain and can take weeks to do properly..

[@pieropretto1634]

thats a myth , so explain this if you dont eat at all , Your body adapts to not eating so you don't lose weight. ?

[@JoeSmith-fu9yx]

@@pieropretto1634 it’s not a myth, your body overtime will become more efficient with the energy it receives, in a large deficit you will still lose weight just very little at a time as your body is trying not to burn all your stored energy. Going into starvation mode or long term fasting is a totally different thing. Just google weight loss stall in a calorie deficit to understand what happens because it’s real and can be a big deterrence for some people causing them to give up.

[@auroraborealis4320]

I lost weight 2 stone in 3 months on a 1200 calorie diet before a holiday a few years back when I was slim and fit and in addition upped my gym routine, going once or twice a day for an hour, when I went on holiday, I was toned and feeling great…to cut a long story short I got fat over lock down. Due to gyms closing and adopting my partners very unhealthy diet…Over the past 3 years I have got myself in a very bad way and so I have decided I want my old body back and to start looking and feeling like myself again….For the past month i have been consuming 1200 calories which is a massive calorie deficit for my current weight and I count everything, I’ve only ever drank zero calories pop such as Coke Zero but usually just keep to water and coffee right now as I feel pop makes me feel hungry, but I count my beverages even alcohol and when I drink I keep to gin and slim line tonic which comes out at as 56 calories per glass. For the first few weeks I was even sometimes going as low as 800 calories because I was busy and when a healthy option wasn’t available I decided to go without….At first I lost 7 pounds but my weight has plateaued and I am not loosing anymore weight!!! I have continued to eat 1200 calories in the hope that it will start dropping again but no such luck so far, it’s so strange and I don’t understand it, I could excersise more but at my current weight…to embarrassed to say, but it should be melting off

[@CASSIE_COLE]

so the only possible answer is that people lie? You don't even consider there may be another reason for them to not lose weight

[@MetalAsFork]

I like how you weave in WATDOs into otherwise very eloquent and professional advice. Nicely done.

[@Teezar22]

Liquid diet = no calories Got it

[@ZEUSxEIC]

Okay here i sit with the problem i don't understand. I am 26 years old and 102 kg 1.77m. I'm a semi pro MMA fighter and i train at least 1 time a day sometimes 2 times a day hitting the gym and a regular pro mma session like wrestling bjj, grappling and kickboxing I prep my meals every next 4 days and i track how many calories i take. it is around 1700-2200 kcal 1 prep = 100 gram of protein ( around 400 gram chicken) , 55 gram of carbs ( around 250 cooked rice, so 70 uncooked rice), 11 gram of fat and like 250 gram of brocolli i drink atleast 2 liter water a day. My fitnessgym session are like HIIT workouts and everytime i go to the gym i do fullbody workout. i still dont lose weight, this is my 3rd week however people say hey, you lost a little bit weight but the scale doesnt say that.... im a little bit lost? Some friends telling me that i need to eat more in order to lose weight. i usually begin my breakfast in the afternoon around 550-700 kcal i burn on a normal session of workout... can someone help me please? a dietist cost too much money where i am from....

[@vasarecta05]

It's been more than 4months.. I weigh 84 kgs, 5'8.. and I've been eating between 1000-1200 calories, no sugar, no fried stuff.. haven't lost even a kg.. I'm losing motivation now

[@thefilipinoassassino9665]

Everyone should already know you need to be in an energy deficit to lose weight, but why I love this video is rather than explaining that they tell you how you can help someone when they plateau and how to address the issues properly.

[@greenrobot5]

I didn't get any answers from this video

[@joescugoza5486]

I’m 170 lb roughly 16% bf. Lifting 4 days a week, and running 30 minutes 3 days a week. I’ve been eating 2,000 calories and haven’t moved a single lb in either direction for 2 weeks. Do I really drop below 2,000? I have a hard time believing that with all the activity I’m doing, that 2,000 is my maintenance?

[@official_quadvlogs4068]

I’m 20 percent body fat i been stuck at 180 for 2 weeks

[@joescugoza5486]

Jezuz Chavarin So my problem was solved. I was at 2,000 for too long, I rose my calories by 250 and continued to lose weight. My metabolism was definitely slowed down from being too low for too long.

[@alvarominor1312]

@@joescugoza5486 wait. Let me get this straight. So you increased your calories to 2250? And it allowed you to lose weight or you mean you increased the decrease in calories so you are doing 1750 instead? I ask because I am struggling with the same problem. I am 5’6” and stuck at 163

[@joescugoza5486]

Alvaro Minor yes, I rose them to 2250 and started losing weight again. My metabolism got to shit being so low, that going back up a little sped it up again. Try it out man!

[@SuperDuDDe]

U build muscle and loosing fat at the same time , that why u dont loose Weight

[@Brandon-tz5pn]

Been averaging 1500 calories a day for two weeks. Im 6 feet 230 and weigh the exact same. Even if Im off calories by 500 I still should be losing. It doesnt make sense.

[@bread4life333]

That’s my problem exactly but I’m an inch shorter

[@Brandon-tz5pn]

@@bread4life333 struggle is real

[@Tes7000]

I am a man about the same height as you but more than 100 pounds heavier. I have found maintaining a consistent calorie average on a daily basis to be unhelpful. When you have a lot of weight to lose, you invariably plateau. I have been seeing results lately with the 5:2 diet but more like 4:3. I keep my down days between 600 and 800 calories, and I try to keep my up days between 2,500 and 3,000 calories. I also do omad the majority of the days of the week. I have found this to be not too difficult in terms of adherence, and having a low-calorie meal followed by a 24-hour fast forces my body to actually burn fat. I don't give my metabolism a chance to adjust and slow down.

[@brandonscott1103]

Can seroquel stop you from losing weight?.. I literally eat once a day at 7pm... keto.. and also 8 or more hours.. I've done this before years ago and got into great shape.. now I'm stuck.. I eat legit 40 grams carbs a day.. I check everything

[@daviddandrea6491]

Didn't address the issue when this really is the case. I'm a retired MD with a long history of obesity and yoyo dieting. At my last attempt did a medically supervised protein sparing liquid diet in an attempt to get into normal weight. Started at 1000 kcal / day. Worked for several weeks, dropped to 800, same thing after several weeks, dropped to 600, which was the lowest allowable for the product used for adequate nutrition. They pulled me off at 187 lbs, still overweight. Switched to supervised intermittent fasting and lost more weight dropping to as low as 173, and plateaued again. The problem at that point was I was losing large amounts of muscle, sparing significant amounts of fat, particularly on my back, buttocks, thighs, and pelvic subcutaneous fat. Horrible to see! To prove that this was indeed fat and not just loose skin, did a DEXA scan, which showed 27% body fat at 170-175 pounds..At this point, I've started an intense effort to change body composition, but being in my mid 60's this is a real challenge. Granted, this is anecdotal, however, I know there are a lot more like me out there and the problem does indeed exist for those who are adherent.

[@omg_wtf]

500 under maintenance, strength teaching, and patience. It's all you need.

[@dr.andriamiller3964]

You should never had started at such an extreme deficit especially without doing anything to preserve your muscle mass (ie weight training). You have no where to go once you plateau

[@ZeroGHome24]

Is it normal for weight to stop for a few days decreasing if I'm on -1400 and have lost 14kg. Still need to lose 30kg. I'm a little concerned now.

[@jacoblehman8714]

So im watching this because ive been 140lbs which is light for my height. im skinny and i dont eat very much at all and ive never lost weight. im trying to gain weight. but why havent i lost any weight if i never eat its just something ive wondered because ive been told that ill be even skinnier if i dont eat a surtan amount which i never hit thoes calorie mark but havent lost weight

[@lindseysaunders1700]

What if they pass out when they lower calories?

[@cmoneytheman]

where did the eating less myth come from to that it always 100% just drops weight

[@Creoles.nature]

Is it possible that the Cal reported on the back of boxes and cans could be wrong?

[@cbflazaro]

yeah, some apps also assume like "normal serving 150g" and people put 400g into their plate. or eat 300g of deep fat fried chips and log it as a "jacket potattoes"

[@markusbystrom9029]

If you want to be able to help more people with nutrional advice, i'd suggest reading up on Inflammatory hysteresis. Calories definetly matters, but as does insulin resistance and metabolic dysfunction.

[@scottrogers1493]

If metabolic dysfunctions are causing the body to sit at lower metabolism....then......raise the metabolism via activity or eat less still. Not sure what the solution to your complaint is. You seem to be suggesting that there is some way around the law thermodynamics. Energy in/energy out. You're not short-cutting energy balance.. If you're "energy out" is low, then figure it out. But "deficit" is still the end requirement.

[@markusbystrom9029]

@@scottrogers1493 The body is a lot more complex than you give it credit for. And you seem to be totaly ignorant about insulin resistance, needing to create a strawman to attack. What's the first law of thermodynamics than mr physics? Btw the solution to my complaint is in the text. Read up on inflammatory hysteresis. Might learn something.

[@Sakaryali5491]

You have a belly because you are not doing what you should be doing markus. Its not insulin

[@markusbystrom9029]

@@Sakaryali5491 Uh, I got about 17% bf. If you mean i'm not ripped, sure. I got split abs bot no visible squares. But that's not at all what i'm talking about here. You can be low on bf and still be diabetic. Especially Asians are prone to this. You know, you can think outside of your own body, I guess you might be projecting?

[@sumsar01]

@@markusbystrom9029 the first law is energy conservation and insulin resistance changes nothing. It how change how much you can eat.

[@JoElMa22]

Is there a dangerous low level of calories consumed while in a deficit? Could I just eat 500 calories a day to speed up my fat loss?

[@xkatakuri7777]

no please dont do 500 a day, you will gain your weight back fast. eat at a 200-400 deficit from your maintenance calories

[@GVS]

Great answer. Tracking is not always easy, and it could be eating out, supplements, snacking, very oily foods, condiments, alcohol, underestimating calories from exercise, and more. Many clients are fairly resistant to providing food logs, and it takes a different approach for each one.

[@undivided1327]

I was eating 500 calories a day (eggs) and walking 5 miles everyday I went from 233 at the start of February to 182 as of today (14th of May) I was at 183 last week though

[@rocco6260]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWrPlnmuh7uCna8 watch this video in 2x speed he's very slow to the point but you need to deload the same things been happening to me and for the next week im gonna east on a 200 calorie less deficit and not workout and then the next im gonna slowly get back into it he basicly says you need to sleep 7-9 hours a day and lessen your stress leveals (mentally and phyiscal stress levals) i hope this works and i hope it works for you becuse were in a simular boat

[@rocco6260]

also go on caloir calulator and choose the 1 lbs a week option after you calculate for this week it also might take more then one im gonna do it for 2 weeks

[@lucathesadman]

So unhealthy bruh

[@MMM.l]

How many eggs u ate a day and are u talking about boiled eggs or fried

[@dherko]

Perfect timing

[@ebonya8629]

This is almost click bait, didn't address anything related to an actual calorie deficit but still not losing weight

[@MustangDesudiroz]

im no 1200 to 1300 cals. meaning i can go 800? i weigh my food even to calculate correctly

[@BOSSDONMAN]

Hey BBM, do you guys have any thoughts on reported nutrition information by restaurants?

[@ShuckyDucky09]

He drops you down to zero calories a day 😂😂😂 what a nutritionist

[@ChetYoubetchya-it5zv]

I have no idea what do

[@mickedicke9403]

105kg, lift weights 5 times a week, walk 15k steps a day, track my 1600 calories a day and still not loosing Weight. I dont eat any carbs like pasta, rice or bread. I only went down to 99kg then it stopped.

[@ickdon7999]

1,600 calories a day? Congrats, your metabolism has come to a hault. That’s way too low. You should be at 2,500-3,000 calories per day for fat loss. You might be doing too much activity too and stressing your nervous system.

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

​@@ickdon7999 biggest myth ever.

[@rhyde]

I went from 230 to 200 lbs over a year. I was training 4 times a week, and I was eating 2100 cals a day at the end. Weight wasn’t budging at all, and I was losing muscle. What would you do in this scenario? Would you get off the long term cut, or keep going to get to a desired body fat percentage? I understand calories in and calories out, but is it worth reducing calories further, and continue to risk losing muscle?

[@kennytoce5946]

Prob arent eating enough protein,2100 is nothing for a 200 poun man, eat more and do more cardio

[@addybhalla1742]

i’m doing wrestling and football 5 days a week (4 hours a day all together) and still maintaining at 18 percent body fat…

[@Xplora213]

On a serious note, very tough question to chase - it’s hard to control diet for your family unless they are broke and can only buy food you bought them!

[@user-sr3tj5gn8y]

So basically you have one thing that you do and nothing else? I can't reduce my calories lower than 800, this is ridiculous.

[@LostBoyRichJ]

For me this video wasnt helpfull, because i'm tracking everything. Snacks, drinks, alcohol and all the foods i am eating. I have lost like 12.1 Kg, but after that i felt like my weight would stabilize and there was not more progress, so what i did was chancing my calories a little when there was no progress within 2 - 3 weeks, with little i mean like 80 Calories underneath what i was eating that moment. I still have dont it serval times, but i am now on 2098 Calories a day and i dont feel like there is much room anymore to cut down on calories, because then i am almost starving myself. The only thing i can think of now is add more cardio in too it, but i dont understand why my weight keeps stabilizing

[@shermin2o9]

I know someone who is eating 1000 calories a day and still not losing weight. In fact, she gained quite a bit. I even made her a meal plan and she is eating less than that. Makes me wonder what "snacks" and stuff she may be eating.

[@mistarbeanz]

That's exactly it. What are they actually consuming and not reporting. They are not gaining weight on 1000 calories per day. If they are, then they need to be scientifically studied because they could be the solution to world hunger.

[@sumsar01]

@Mr. Carloz i really doubt she needs to eat less tham a 1000 calories and if she is eating that little, you are probably aiming to lose weight to quick. In general if you start getting tierd and havent been loosing weight for months, your probably cutting to fast.

[@scottrogers1493]

I suspect n.e.a.t. Non-exercise activity thermogenesis. Often craters as a survival mechanism in a dieted state... Tracking steps is very useful in a diet for exactly this reason. Likely she's unconsciously being sluggish and needs to manually up the activity. Also suspect diet resistance. Again, partly n.e.a.t. and other adaptive variables. I suspect she's just adapted to this starvation state. A lot of successful diet programs allow a couple weeks of diet breaks to undo the down-regulation of metabolism.

[@PlugThePull]

Hey Jordan, just commenting to send some love

[@lejancalo]

Another great video!

[@eyedflea904]

I just double checked I’m underreporting as fuck no wonder whatever I’m only 1 month in. Thanks for the reality check.

[@morgenmorgen4625]

"So here's what I tell a client who's not losing weight on a calorie deficit: you're lying about what you're eating and also stupid." Nice.

[@lisagarcia4857]

Horrible answer. He literally just said he would keep decreasing the calories if the person wasn’t loosing weight. He said this 3xs at a 250-500 calorie decrease. He would have this poor person starving. Soooo many other things that can account for this plateau that he didn’t even allude to. Smh

[@drunkentortoise2699]

Like what?

[@lisagarcia4857]

Person not tracking efficiently, new maintenance calories has been set (which means you should work on increasing your maintenance calories slowly so you can then decrease them so you aren’t starving yourself), maybe you are gaining muscle which weighs more than fat and it’ll take you some time to see that reflected on a scale.... these are just some of the reason the scale may not be moving therefore just decreasing again and again is not the answer or healthy.

[@bradhobbs_]

What do?

[@jordanlazaro1676]

I liked this video. Many gurus will try to sell you suppliments to help you be in a caloric deficit. This video really humbled me and was a reality check for my ego. I've been eating healthy, but sometimes, i eat too much and those small snacks will add up. At the end of the day, unless you have a metabolic disorder, anyone who is humble enough to acknowldge when they don't adhere can be in the caloric deficet.

[@Defuzz42]

This guy looks like a jacked David Cross

[@basemel-adawy2410]

Thank you for this.

[@cyclewithjb]

Almost 4 mins and dude didn't came up with an answer. To them everyone is lying

[@ericcollins6231]

This was really disappointing. Effectively saying the person is either a liar or ignorant. But the issue of people in a severe calorie deficit and not loosing weight is pretty common. And should be taken more seriously. And just prima facie, if one’s calories go so low to be in a starvation mode, it makes sense that the body is going to have evolved adaptations and hormonal response to reduce the weight lose or slow it, to hold onto weight for the sake of survival, to slow your BMR, spike cortisol, etc.

[@IvanRandomDude]

Let me guess: You are NOT (the father) in the caloric deficit to begin with.

[@jimmyhoffa2530]

That would be such a frustrating job because so many people just lie about shit like that which I don't really know why especially if a person really wanted to lose weight.

[@Wenneguen]

Is there really a specific amount of calories under which you are obligated to lose wheight (with the same amount of caloric expense) ?

[@jamesbedwell8793]

If your calorie expenditure is consistently higher than your calorie intake you will lose weight, there's nothing else really to it. If you burn 5000 calories a day you can eat 4000 and lose a lot of weight, but if you burn 2000 calories and then eat 4000 you will gain weight pretty quickly.

[@bigtasty89]

Generally speaking -500kcals a day would drop about 1lbs a week, so typically no one ever goes beyond -1000kcals. Everybody is going to have a variation on that, but It's a good starting value to use until you can discern it more accurately for yourself. And if your trying to work out your expenditure well... if your dropping 1lbs a week, it's probably 500kcals more than you're eating.... so on and so forth.

[@MosleydollMUA]

@@jamesbedwell8793 well I’m struggling because I’m only burning 1600 - 1800 calories a day. I thought that typically we burn 2000 a day without doing nothing ! Not me. I work out every morning and burn 160 calories in the workout, then eat between 1150 - 1300 calories per day . Apart from Saturday, I’ll have a few drinks and a donut for a treat. I currently work out 4/5 days a week. Hiit mainly . I can’t shift shit !

[@DapperSapper515]

That was the most pointless video I’ve ever watched. “Not losing weight in a deficit, what do”? You just said to lower calories further. I’ve lost 32lbs, and have lowered all the way down to 1000 - worthless answer and video lmao……….

[@Eugene.Gotishan]

what do? 🤔🤔

[@jayrod9183]

What do? Damn could have just said it the right way.

[@randomcrow8172]

The condiments I can see ppl having issues with ppl either Over guess or I get guess and sometimes that’s the same ppl lol

[@Xplora213]

Thanks Austin 👌 😂

[@mattiasarvidsson8522]

thyroid malfunction can cause the same issues. not that rare.

[@rays2794]

Totally worthless 3 minutes.

[@nathanhickman9347]

“What do” 🤣😂

[@leonharmon5147]

What it do?*

[@manu3939393]

Amazing title

[@Iamthedevilhimself]

I'm struggling to get past 13 stone 4/5 pounds I was 20 stone about 8 month's ago but now I'm hitting a brick wall I'm 5"9 going on 39 year's I'm in the gym Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday I go first ting in the morning doing strength training that's around 10:30 am and back again to the gym at 5pm I usually have a calorie deficit of 500 to 2000 yet now I'm hitting a wall it's really annoying me I've come a long way but these few pounds are getting hard to lose any advice.....?

[@scorpionking7510]

If you can’t answer this question then bye bye.

[@rafayelkhachatryan9941]

Bro talked about nothing for 3 minutes

[@atefifa7769]

I don’t know but I feel Austin more intelligent than jordan ( no hate I respect both)

[@thedal2573]

I've yoyo dieted so much that I clearly have an issue with food. But as a 27 year old 105kg 6'3 male. I lose weight soo slowly at 2000kcal, and thats with weighing the food, everything on my fitness pal to the gram and only drinking water. I use to shred at 2000kcal but now I think the yoyoing has killed my metabolism

[@vignesh200]

Same here. Right now at 97 kg with around 1800 calories and finding it difficult to loose weight even with lifting and some walking. Heard about the metabolism slowdown caused by yoyo dieting from biolayne. Some people suggest reverse dieting while being overweight to get the metabolism back up. I am not willing to risk the hard work I put in to get here.

[@bigtasty89]

If your not dropping the pounds at 2000 / 1800. Increment down. If you're worried about losing prog.. make sure your protein is on point, and you are maintain your lifts, not advancing them. You'll just risk overtraining and probably tank the lot. That said 100 - 105kg is a nice weight to be if your strong... you might wanna consider the recompositon approach? and take advantage of the easier gains from being a lil fluffy.

[@thedal2573]

@@bigtasty89 I was planning to start doing the 7 week gpp program and keep the kcal the same. But lifes busy with finals ect

[@thedal2573]

@@vignesh200 is reverse dieting actually based on evidence?

[@bigtasty89]

Well concerning the metabolism thing. You can't really afford to let it be the point of blame. It's going to go up when your training and eating hard, and it's going to drop when you're dieting. You could even say that expenditure is significantly different in both instances. And because of that the only way to ensure an actual deficit is to increment down until you are losing weight. Weight being lost is by definition a deficit in which case goal achieved. If weight is not being lost, it's not a deficit until it is, whatever your current metabolism level. Same goes for the opposite with a surplus. You simply increment calories up and down on a regular basis according to what you gained or lost. Metabolism is your bodies calorie cost to maintain it's assets, you just need to be under it or above it. Whether your body became more expensive or cheaper than usual to maintain, you still have to base it around that ever changing expenditure value.

[@dperl5640]

Um.. All that is great ASSUMING the entire problem is not counting the calories correctly or lying about intake. Does not answer the question. And there ARE reasons one can not lose weight in a deficit. I respect you guys but this is a bad vid. Comes off as if you are in a deficit and not losing weight, you are 100% lying to someone or yourself about how many calories eating. Many times this might be true but not always. I hope this is not how you treat you clients that is for sure. If you told me that and I knew I was on point id be out the door.

[@Benieg83]

Thanks for addressing a different topic. Useless video.

[@Buzzard061]

No help at all, yeah thanks guys 👎

[@snlmp]

i'll take "didnt actually answer the question" for 500, alex

[@chrisl7282]

How? He outlined the two reasons why this would appear to happen, and how they're addressed 1. You overestimated TDEE. Lower calories by 250-500. 2. Adherence is off. He discusses how he determines if this is the case and the ways people screw up logging

[@snlmp]

@@chrisl7282 the question was, what do I do if I'm in a calorie deficit but am not losing weight. Both of those scenarios are not calorie deficits, so the question was not answered.

[@celiachunk1616]

@@snlmp he didn't answer the question because the question itself is a paradox. If you're eating in a deficit, you'll lose weight. There are other factors at play here that make someone not lose weight. He's addressing those factors. I guess you could rephrase the question to "someone SAYS they're in a calorie deficit but isn't losing weight. What do?"

[@mistarbeanz]

It's an impossible scenario that doesn't require an answer. You can't actually be in a deficit and not lose weight. So he answered why someone might say this, and how you address the actual cause (which is that they are not actually being in a deficit).

[@alexanderengelman5634]

@@mistarbeanz It's technically possible to be in a deficit and not lose weight if you recomp. Imagine you lose 1g of fat (~9kcal) and gain 1g of protein (~4kcal), you're in a ~5kcal deficit and didn't lose weight. Also fluctuations in water and GI content.

[@isaacdempster1315]

Didn’t like this

[@Jeremy-xe9vs]

most useless video ever, lol

[@MiketheMadness]

Probably stop sneaking Snickers bars into your lunch and drinking juice and Pepsi. And perhaps eat more consistently or healthily, so your body doesn’t start hoarding fat because it thinks you’re starving.

[@clairexx79]

Learnt nothing from this video apart from how to be smug!

[@gamer-hg5hv]

Doctor Greg Doucette MD would agree

[@r.lohengramm8709]

Nobody cares about his opinion. This isn't his channel.

[@curlean-x4443]

Greg Doucette is neither a Phd or MD

[@gamer-hg5hv]

@@curlean-x4443 Omg curlean love your channel buddy. And I know. I AM NOT A DOCTOR! I AM A KINESIOLOGIST! SO DON'T LISTEN TO ANYTHING I SAY AND PRETEND I KNOW NOTHING

[@gamer-hg5hv]

@@r.lohengramm8709 I care and he does have a lot of subs so its important that he gives good info. I would rather have people listen to BBM than greg on health related stuff (except PED use) but they just don't have that big of a following yet

[@allstrongfitness]

Curlean-X he’s both