GAINED a pound?!
Hints to keeping it from happening? I am in my 8th week out from surgery so I can eat regular food. I've had red beans and rice, salad, small and I mean small piece of pizza, not going overboard on food at all. I still can't eat all that much.
the only time I experienced a gain was when I came home from the hospital and gained 6 lbs of fluids.
Trust me, you will learn that this crazy sleeve of yours has a mind of its own. Some days I get on the scale and have gained a pound and the next day lost three. One week I won't lose a pound and the next week I will have lost five pounds. I have learned to roll with the punches. A pound is nothing to stress over, now if it was say ten pounds then either you have something to worry about or get a new scales. I also found that when I started working out, I did not lose as fast and I would often have a few weight gains every now and then. So if you are sticking with your doctor's plan and know that you are eating right and getting in your protein and water, then you will have nothing to worry about and the weight will come off. Be careful though with your carb count with the rice and breads, after then months I still don't eat rice and only have a bite of bread about once a week. I wouldn't risk it while you are still in your honeymoon phase! Trust in your sleeve!
My weight loss journey is lose nothing for almost the full week, then drop a couple of pounds on day I weigh in and then next day my weight is up 2-3 pounds. I would drive myself crazy if I weighed daily and its too discouraging.
Salt, time of month, and just daily fluctuations in water retention is the reason but why get bent out of shape when it is probably jus****er gain and will be gone in a day or so.
I'm not going to stress. I was really just surprised that I gained. I remember seeing people post about gains periodically and wondered how on earth it could happen. But it does! So...I'll just be more careful.
How do you get over your carb addiction?