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I need to lose weight from gaining so much from taking antipsychotics and depression. I stopped the antipsychotics last August I think. I was up to 207 now I'm about 187 without trying. I had my blood checked and the doctor said my cholesterol is a little high, but if I change my diet I can fix it at my age. I'm 21. He said a good weight for me to be is 130. Which is fine. I weighed 117 before the weight gain. I see him again in October. I need to make improvements. I also was told I had spinal stenosis so I'm not sure how that will affect things with exercise. I'll have to see a neurosurgeon and discuss what I can do and not do. I also have tachycardia also another doctor I need to talk to.
I think I'll start out slowly. Cut out some obvious unhealthy habits. ~Stop drinking soda and alcohol ~Stop being very inactive ~Limit sugar intake (choose things like unsweetened tea/coffee) ~Drink more water I think that's good to start. I don't need to put a lot of pressure at once like I usually did. I'm not going to weight myself until July 1st. I just need to focus on being healthy rather than losing weight. I already messed up this morning. I had a coffee drink that had sugar and a soda but for the rest of the day I need to do better. ![]() |
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Try adding something like tai chi the gentle stretch is very good for you
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I was actually thinking about doing something like that.
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good luck to your journey....
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Good luck. Thanks for sharing n keep us updated...and naturally, good luck!
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