Jornal de northernmusician, 17 ago 15

There is nothing like a good solid weight loss to keep the momentum going. I thought I would surly lose a pound when I weighed in today, but gained a pound instead. It sucks to be me too! 

Yeah, but at least you have your golf game. 

No Rhyme nor reason,, just stick with it that's all you can do. change things up here and there ,, a little trickery they call it . And ride it out !! Nice Job !! 

When you get it figured out let us know. 

Yeah I don't understand why I am still losing a bit, too. I switched back to LCHF but my calories are the same and my activity is WAY down. Go figure. Like you I will just ride it out like a sweet wave on a summer day. Have a piece of cake......  

Man, some people have it so rough!! ;-)  

Thanks, Nicho. I may have two. (Had pie and ice cream last night.)  

I agree it is becuase you keep your body guessing...feast or famine, and you have plenty of muscle that burns calories sitting around doing nothing! 

It's an interesting idea, and anecdotally I've heard of others experiencing the same. I've been on a trip the last few days (a culinary tour of all things, that was interesting to try to log, heh), and ate over my self-imposed 1700 limit by far for a few of them, but we were super active as well, so it'll be interesting (or...not)! 

There is always a lag between eating/not eating and any weight change. The body takes its time processing and converting fat to whatever is needed to survive. This is why a constant lower RDI is slow at reducing weight. A faster way of loosing weight is to fool the body into thinking it can burn off the excess without storing fat. 2 non consecutive days a week of rapidly reducing your calorie intake is supposed to do this. The body uses the stored fat on the day that you have little food intake, and would of course stop doing this if you carried on for longer periods. Your body would just store the fat, thinking lean times ahead. 1day then back to normal, and your body just rapidly burns off the fat on the 2 non consecutive days. Don't forget to constantly check and recalculate your RDI, as it is dependent on your body weight, The more you weigh, the higher the RDI, and the inverse is also true. RDI is the figure at which you maintain your present weight. 

I've decided to go hogwild on the powerlifting thing. Going to +300 calories per day to see the resultes over the next month. 3000 calories!