What to Do If Weight Loss Stops?
If your weight loss is too slow (less than 1.1–2.2 lbs / 0.5–1 kg per week), follow these steps:
- Update your weight in the system.
- Check your personal details – ensure your height, date of birth, and goal are correct.
- Review your adherence – have you been 100% following the plan? The program only works if followed completely.
- Adjust your TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure):
- Only do this if you've strictly followed the plan for two weeks and your weight and measurements haven’t changed.
- First, reduce TDEE by 10%, then follow the plan for two more weeks.
- If there's still no change, reduce TDEE by 20%.
- You can adjust this in your account settings.
How to Fight Hunger?
- Choose recipes with more ingredients – they tend to be more filling.
- Opt for solid meals instead of drinkable ones like smoothies.
- Start your day with eggs – they keep you full longer.
- Add "free" vegetables to your meals for extra volume.
- Eat whole grain meals at least twice a day for sustained energy.
- Stay hydrated – drink enough water to prevent dehydration.
- Remember your cheat meal! You can enjoy it once a week if your weight loss is on track.
Special Menu
You can select a special menu in your account settings based on your needs:
- Gluten-free menu – for gluten intolerance.
- Lactose-free menu – for lactose intolerance.
- Breastfeeding menu – designed for nursing mothers.
- Pregnancy menu – recommended from month 5 of pregnancy to ensure proper nutrition for both mother and baby while preventing excess weight gain.
Diet Plan for Breastfeeding Moms
Fitlap offers a diet plan for breastfeeding mothers to ensure both the mother and baby get the necessary nutrients while helping the mother lose weight at a healthy pace. After giving birth, many mothers want to lose weight quickly, but it's important to do so safely for both mother and baby.
Important:
- Consult with your doctor before starting the diet plan if you're breastfeeding.
Tips for breastfeeding mothers:
- Caffeine: Avoid drinks with caffeine (coffee, tea, cola) as caffeine can make your baby restless.
- Milk and cream: If consuming milk or cream, be aware that it can sometimes cause allergic reactions in newborns, leading to symptoms like abdominal pain, crying, and diarrhea.
- Sweet and carbonated products: These may cause gas and fermentation in both mother and baby.
- Strong flavors: Avoid onion, garlic, and foods with strong flavors, as these can alter the taste of your milk and make your baby refuse to eat.
While most mothers can eat a wide variety of foods, some babies may be sensitive to certain items. It’s important for mothers to monitor their baby's reaction to their diet.