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Old 08-08-2008, 01:40 PM   #1
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Not eating enough

I've always had this problem of losing weight when I work out. If I don't exercise at all my appetite goes up a lot and I gain weight. If I work out regularly like I have been lately, my appetite goes down and I start losing weight. I've been like this for 20 years. So this is what I look like now:

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which some people would say is great but I've lost 5 lbs in the past month and wasn't trying to. I eat as much as I can stand to and whenever I'm hungry, but there are some foods that I can even look at any more, like when I see pastry and rolls in the store it makes me want to throw up.

This is what I eat on a typical day:
1st breakfast - whole wheat cereal with milk
2nd breakfast - 3 boiled eggs, sometimes pancakes with no syrup
before lunch - protein bar
lunch - lean serving of meat or fish, salad with no dressing
dinner - whatever the wife made, don't want to piss her off by acting like it wasn't any good. I just limit the portion size if it seems like it has too many carbs or too much fat.
evening - protein shake (2 scoops protein, 16 oz low fat milk)

I'm not hungry and I don't feel like I'm on a diet. In fact I feel like I'm eating a lot. But the results don't show it. I need some help with my diet.
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Old 08-08-2008, 01:52 PM   #2
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Not sure what to say.

I'm guessing you're trying to gain weight?

Weight gain powders?

Difficult to say if your appetite is low you kind of have to force it down.
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