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America is undergoing an obesity crisis like never before, so I'm curious how you're dealing with weight gain or loss during this pivotal time.

I go to the gym every day, burning about 800 calories on the treadmill, but I still don't lose weight.

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I don't know if I am still losing weight but I lost twenty pounds since starting my new job.

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I go to the gym every day, burning about 800 calories on the treadmill, but I still don't lose weight.

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Have you been recording what you eat and how much calories they give you? It surprisingly helps.

I do not know. It's been a while since I had to change sizes on jeans, so any gains or losses can't be too much, but I don't really keep track.

Im just trying to lose like, 3-5 lbs. nothing major.

I always used to be underweight (130 pounds at 6'1") until I started weightlifting and forcing myself to eat more a few years ago. Now, I'm up to 160 pounds, but I can't force myself to eat enough to gain any more weight. Unfortunately, I'm still weak as fuck and look like a twig.

I've gained a 5-10 pounds the past year. Leaving a manual labor job after seven years makes ya soft.

I need to lose like 10 pounds to get back to normal

i want to gain 3kg(of muscle) but it's damn hard.. even gaining fat is hard as i just feel disgusting and bloated.

Had my first kid in April with the sleep deprivation its been really difficult finding the energy and motivation to stay on track with working out and diet. Starting to get a hold of my diet but Im a good 10-15 lbs too heavy at the moment.

My job requires a lot of driving with very little physical work so I've gained about 15 lbs so I've been watching what I eat and trying to be more active after work.

Been overweight for years, but not quite obese. I got sick 3 times in a row a few months ago. Covid first, which really knocked me on my ass for like 2 weeks. Then right after I was getting over that, I caught some nasty stomach virus and couldn't keep anything solid down. Then immediately got sick again with I think just a normal (but strong) flu. Basically spent a month straight surviving on little more than plain cheerios and water.

I don't have a scale in the house, but I'd estimate I probably lost a solid 25-30 pounds by the time I felt "normal" again. I'm not thrilled about how the weight came off, but I figure I might as well take advantage and have so far been able to keep it off. So that's nice.

Since the end of May, I was on a low calorie and no sugar diet. Went from 222lbs to 165lbs in less than three months, and now I'm maintaining.

Underweight like always

Gaining. Menopause is a bitch.

I've lost a pound or two recently, but still in the neighborhood of 160 lb at 6'2". I'd like to weigh a bit more, but my sleep suffers when I gain body fat. It's a balancing act that will probably become easier as I begin experimenting with topical testosterone and enclomiphene.

I have been maintaining my weight since losing 60 pounds about 3 years ago. I don't do any focused exercise and don't pay much attention to what I eat beyond "Did I get enough veggies this week?"

Not sure but I did have someone ask if I've lost weight yesterday.

Not great
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A milkshake a day keeps me okay.

I hover around 170. I want to lose another 10 to be in normal shape but my body is just not having it.

i poop alot

Stayed the same for awhile... While I work a physical job, I also eat like crap so it ends up balancing out... If I didn't have this job, I'd be a fat slob

I stay at around 118 lbs., plus or minus 1-2. My doctor says I'm underweight and tells me to eat more, but I'm just not hungry enough.

Starting the weight loss and general getting into shape.

About three weeks ago I saw photo of myself that was taken earlier in the day and I was fucking embarrassed with how large and misshapen I look.

Never been the healthiest but I looked really bad.

Hopefully a realistic, achievable and sustainable goal is to have shifted 20kg by December.

I Work from Home. When I started my job, I was at probably 155-160. As of last month, I was 173 because sedentary job. I have a desk treadmill I been using for about a month now, I am down to 166 again. So actively trying to lose.

Thankfully, I am not a garbage eater and I don't visually hold a lot of weight. Everyone thinks I am lighter than I am.

Steadily losing weight this year. Went from 240 at the beginning of the year to 206 as of the beginning of August.

Always shrinking. I can't gain weight.

I'm at a nice stable point, but still slightly over 200lbs and I know I need to put in more work to get the weight down more

Have always been the correct weight for my height. Even after I had kids the weight gained during pregnancy came right off. Helps that I cook everything from scratch and rarely eat out.

anyone performing ab crunches these days

I could do with dropping a few kilos.

Staying pretty much between 165-175 which I think I'm happy with.

Staying more or less the same, around 200-205. I have my 20 year high school reunion coming up soon and I would love to get back under 200 pounds again before that. Dunno if that's gonna happen though.

I'm around 135-140, which should be upper end of underweight, or lower end of healthy.

I was gaining a little bit over the past few years, which was fine, but...
One, my doctor told me that I need to eat healthier for cholesterol/triglycerides.
And two, we've got a family history of starting off skinny but suddenly gaining a bunch of weight rapidly.
So I'm going to try and keep my weight here.