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Genuinely how do I keep losing and gaining?

Always carry a water bottle with you with a little bit of water inside, (not a clear one) then if you're forced to eat something, chew it and then spit it into the water bottle by pretending you're taking a sip of water.

Carry a plastic zip-lock bag inside your pocket, then just like with the water bottle, you can store food inside the zip-lock bag and dispose of it later.

Take food to your room and hide it literally anywhere then bring the empty bowl/plate back down later so it looks like you ate the food.

When nobody is home, you can get a piece of bread and tap it against a plate until the crumbs fall onto the plate, then leave the plate laying around somewhere obvious so that when you're family comes home they'll see it and assume you ate something while they were away.

If you can't avoid food and you're living with your parents, just do omad when dinner time rolls around and then don't eat again.

Talk a lot while you're eating with other people, ask a bunch of questions, lift the fork/spoon to your lips and right when it looks like you're about to eat the food, keep talking I swear this one actually works a lot because talking is a great distraction tactic to get people to stop staring at the food on your plate or questioning you on why you aren't eating it.

If you're ever going out with friends, tell your parents beforehand that you'll bring money with you to buy food, that way when you get home they'll assume you already ate while you were out.

Get really into baking and cooking for your family and friends, preparing new dishes for people will also make them assume that you're eating the food too, talk to them about the dishes you prepare, example: "I just made these cookies and had a few, they taste really good you should definitely try some. It's a new recipe I found online."

If you don't already, you should ask your parents to sign up for a certain sport, or just any active activities available this is a good way to get enough steps in and exercise, also if you join a sport you can practice said sport at home too and people won't be suspicious about how physically active you've suddenly become.

but i want it

so bad, oh, it kills

it is finally here!! every year i participate in No Weigh November and it helps so much more than you think. do not weigh yourself for the entire month of November and see your results on the 1st of December.

this works. it has been proven it works. since you have no clue how much you weigh, you are more likely to be motivated into your fasts or workouts because you are constantly worried of disappointing yourself. every year i lose 10-20Ibs or 5-10kg just from this challenge.

Always carry a water bottle with you with a little bit of water inside, (not a clear one) then if you're forced to eat something, chew it and then spit it into the water bottle by pretending you're taking a sip of water.

Carry a plastic zip-lock bag inside your pocket, then just like with the water bottle, you can store food inside the zip-lock bag and dispose of it later.

Take food to your room and hide it literally anywhere then bring the empty bowl/plate back down later so it looks like you ate the food.

When nobody is home, you can get a piece of bread and tap it against a plate until the crumbs fall onto the plate, then leave the plate laying around somewhere obvious so that when you're family comes home they'll see it and assume you ate something while they were away.

If you can't avoid food and you're living with your parents, just do omad when dinner time rolls around and then don't eat again.

Talk a lot while you're eating with other people, ask a bunch of questions, lift the fork/spoon to your lips and right when it looks like you're about to eat the food, keep talking I swear this one actually works a lot because talking is a great distraction tactic to get people to stop staring at the food on your plate or questioning you on why you aren't eating it.

If you're ever going out with friends, tell your parents beforehand that you'll bring money with you to buy food, that way when you get home they'll assume you already ate while you were out.

Get really into baking and cooking for your family and friends, preparing new dishes for people will also make them assume that you're eating the food too, talk to them about the dishes you prepare, example: "I just made these cookies and had a few, they taste really good you should definitely try some. It's a new recipe I found online."

If you don't already, you should ask your parents to sign up for a certain sport, or just any active activities available this is a good way to get enough steps in and exercise, also if you join a sport you can practice said sport at home too and people won't be suspicious about how physically active you've suddenly become.

If you exercise eat

if u don’t u can fast

but never exercise if you’re fasting

cuz then you’ll collapse and be forced to eat and not exercise

If you’re fasting for long periods of time practice harm reduction by:

Drinking A LOT of WATER

Put salt in water for electrolytes or put salt on lemon wedges for electrolytes and minerals

TAKE YOUR SUPPLEMENTS

vitamin deficiencies are dangerous and you need your vitamins iron and other nutrients to try and avoid permanent damage to your brain heart kidneys and general health

If you feel really dizzy and like your vision is going black after a long fast you’re probably gonna pass out from low blood pressure or low blood sugar

If you still feel ok enough to walk around grab some water if not then skip this part.

lay down and lift your legs

(better to lift them with something like a pillow to save energy then to lift them up in the air). take deep slow breaths.

If you managed to prevent yourself from passing out wait for your vision to get clear and your heart rate to settle then keep laying down for at least five more minutes.

After that slowly lower your legs and straighten your back to sit up and sit for 2-5 minutes

only then you can slowly get up and go eat something preferably something that contains some sugar and maybe some protein (no skinny cookies or stuff with artificial sweeteners you’ll just pass out again)

Do not purge for at least a week if you did pass out or you might do permanent damage to your heart deregulate your heart rate

Sleep a lot if you can

While fasting for long periods of time it’s important to sleep rest and just move as little as possible if you’re fasting for multiple days

Have some calories

If you’re fasting for multiple days or even weeks try to break your fast around every 3-5 days with anything between 50-300 calories to maintain some energy levels in your body and prevent yourself from collapsing.

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