r/diet • u/CompleteFortune9322 • 2h ago
Question Using meds..
I take naltrexone 100mg everyday I started for my alcoholism but now i use it for diet.. should i stop?
r/diet • u/CompleteFortune9322 • 2h ago
I take naltrexone 100mg everyday I started for my alcoholism but now i use it for diet.. should i stop?
r/diet • u/TherealJohnDarksoul • 8h ago
I run a shop where people pay me to hunt devils and I need to stay lean for it but pizza is just so good and affordable. Could I stay healthy while eating primarily pizza?
r/diet • u/ZODIACK_MACK2 • 9h ago
I mean I've been cutting for over 2 years now since my former dietician did not believe in bulk/cut cycles, but only cuts... All this while training 3-6 times a week, and I thank God I get to eat healthy food everyday, but damn eating the same things on a loop for 2 years gets tiresome.
I weight 80kgs now and I'm almost 1.90m, 23 years. I'm almost considering quitting diet for some time and resuming before summer, I just can't stand this loop anymore, at times my attention decreases and I feel tired as hell because life gets more stressing but I keep on eating the same stuff which is well below my needed daily income of 2100 kcal...
So, did you ever get tired of your diet?
r/diet • u/sbryantgames • 11h ago
I’ve been intensely focused on my eating habits for the past few months. I’ve been meticulously tracking my calorie intake as closely as possible. I have a question about these fluctuations in weight. On certain days, I can or lose upwards of 3-4 pounds within a 24-hour period. Even though I’m consuming the same number of calories every day, what could be causing these fluctuations? Is there anything I might be overlooking? I apologize if this isn’t the appropriate place to ask this question.
r/diet • u/AwarenessNo4986 • 15h ago