Help! I think my husband is becoming Crazy about his calories!!
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Maybe he doesnt have anorexia YET but it is very easy to get addicted to weightloss and the number on the scale. Also a weighing scale is a BAD thing to have thus why i dont weigh or keep one anymore, its better to judge by clothes. From what you have said he sounds like he is at a very good weight and could even gain a couple if he wanted too!
I had a friend who did the exact same! he would eat nothing then around 8pm he'd eat a 1000 calorie pizza or some other meal and that would be it! Later i learned he was anorexic.
Maybe your husband should consult a nutritionist?
Tell him to read this
http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/article/q_an d_a.html
Also, have him check out the Expert articles in the CC+ Library.
what's going to happen is, he'll cause some bizarre metabolic changes that will stall his weight loss. In addition, he'll have to eat less to maintain at a higher weight.
When someone buys into the "all you have to do to lose is eat less" mindset, it's hard to change their minds. The first time somebody told me to eat more I thought they were nuts. But I took that advice and now I can lose weight eating more than when I was on a starvation diet.
Original Post by cnjjeanmard:
On the other side of the coin, he could just be ignorant in his way of thinking...like MINE. He is 6'3 1/2 and weighs 280 and is on the diet with me. He barely eats all day and then comes home and eats my "diet dinner" that I have prepared. I keep telling him he is not eating enough calories (he is allowed 1000 more than me), but he has lost 10 pounds in 3 1/2 weeks. Men! And I know it is not because he is obsessed, his mind just tells him to "restrict".
The truth is at 280, it's probably not the worst thing in the world to drop 3 lbs a week at first. He's going to have to start eating more though, because otherwise it eventually will become a health risk, or he'll just lose ALL his muscle mass, like I did.
Also unless he's on 24/7 surveillance, are you sure he's not eating more than you think?
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