I'm an overweight female who's been trying hard on

Weight loss surgery has alot of issues

Bypass = malnutrition
Lap band = ban burst

Go on /fit/ and find a way

how overweight are you?

>>16864073

I have a better idea.

Go to /fit/ and read the sticky (mainly the parts about diet). Read it a couple times to really understand it and make a lifestyle change. Even if you do decide to have surgery you're going to need how to eat properly in order to keep that weight off.

Just how overweight are you? I've lost 60 pounds, have another 60 to go roughly, and it's really not all that much of an insurmountable wall.

My routine really just boils down to tracking how much I consume and what I do on myfitnesspal, and keeping it at a decent deficient. To be blunt about it, it seems like a lot of overweight people just try to throw half measures at the situation and panic when that's insufficient.

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Weight loss surgery is no joke. It's the right decision for certain people. It's a moderate-risk surgery, meaning that a surgeon won't do it if you've got better odds of achieving better health without it.
So much of it is will and lifestyle. Mental and physical health is pretty closely connected. Improving one usually helps with the other. Are you also seeing a mental health professional for depression or other issues, or is your obesity caused by a biological issue? You'll have to straighten that out best you can, too, which will really make a difference towards better health.

Go to /fit

>>16864073
Sup?
What's your height and how much do you weight?.
What's your average workout like?
How much calories are you eating per day(just describe what you are eating through the day)?