Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 Stats: 47yo, 5'11 " , injecting 40 units Test Cyp once a week, HCG inj 250 twice a week, Arimidex every third day, all under the guidance of Dr. Crisler. Last labs: T 413 (ref 241-827), E 21. I decided to finally do something about my weight (225 back in March) so I started working out, using the stairstepper and cross trainer. I exercise 4 to 5 times a week and typically get my pulse up to and over 160bpm for 25-35 minutes each session. According to the machines, I typically burn 400-600 calories each time. Twice a week I lift weights, high weight/low reps, exhausting my muscles in 5-8 reps. Everything I read says this, more than anything else, will help me get rid of my extra weight. SO, here's my question. Yes, I'm losing weight, but losing it VERY slowly - like maybe 2 pounds a month. I weighed 214 last week. With the amount of effort I'm putting into this, I expected quicker results, especially since I'm on T. I've also changed my diet - no fried foods, rarely eat fast foods, much more veggies and high-fiber snacks, I'm eating low-cal, low-fat snacks every couple of hours, and I've cut my alcohol intake to a beer or two a day. 9 months ago it was more like 3-4 beers a day, fast food, no exercise, two big meals a day. Can one of you guys give me an idea of why it's taking SO long to lose this weight and how I can speed up the process? I know that if I don't start seeing real progress soon, I'll probably get discouraged and call it quits. TIA, Jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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