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How can I lose weight after anorexia recovery?

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How do I cope with weight gain in recovery from anorexia?

Just shrug your shoulders, get down from the weighing machine and don't let the numbers control your mind. There's one thing you should know for sure, that weight gain isn't a continuous progressive geometric series.Simply, it's not uniform and continuous and soon it'll stop unless you don't have a serious medical condition than me.Let me tell you my story.I used to eat an average of 600 calories during my highly restricted diet, along with 4 hours of exercise per day.The effects of my diet were terrible.I didn't lose as much of weight as expected. I lost muscles instead of losing fat.I suffered from a lot of psychological problemss including depression and social anxiety. My social life was completely destroyed.I suffered from low blood pressure, low blood glucose level and menstrual irregularities.I was afraid of weight gain like you. However I started eating normally, forgetting about caloric measurement as it ruined my life.During the first week, I had no taste in food and no desire to intake food. So I couldn't eat much. But I gained about 1 kg of weight.Second week. I regained my desire for eating food and I'm eating a lot of food everyday. Weight remains constant.Third week. I seriously need to gain weight since I'm feeling really weak and my dad won't take me to visit Darjiling until I do so. So I tried to gain some weight and became successful.Fourth week. Today I lost some weight again. You wanna hear what I ate yesterday? I ate about 500 g of kheer(made with rice, milk and ssugar) myself. Along with a lot of peanuts, 3 bananas, about 300 g of pasta with eggs, rice with chicken, potato chops, puffed rice, milk tea and I can't remember more.My medical conditions include: Hypothyroidism, menstruation stopped for 4 months(I ate a lot of dates but it didn't work. My gynecologist won't prescribe me any more medicines until my hormonal levels are stabilized) and irregular sleeping pattern. I couldn't take thyroid medications everyday due to forgetting.I know I wrote a boring essay, but I'll be the happiest person on earth if my story could motivate anyone.My point is, eat normally like most people do. Anything is fair as long as you can maintain a healthy weight. It's Ok even if you become overweight, as long as there are no health problems.It's just about enjoying your life. Weight changes have a lot of variables to be considered, and it's not eternal.

I am a recovering anorexic who has gained too much weight back in recovery. How do I lose weight without going back into restrictive habits?

There’s no such thing as gaining “too much weight” in recovery. You have to trust your body to overshoot its optimal set weight for a while(no matter how long it takes) to heal the colossal damage in your body. And losing weight now, or in the future, is only going to to result in relapsing or reverting back into your restrictive habits. Your body currently doesn’t trust you, and may be frantic in conserving as much energy or food as possible so that should you ever starve again, the body can afford to keep you alive in short term. And no, you can’t lose weight without going back into old restrictive habits. At your current state, it’s extremely dangerous and will only push you back further away from the stable remission road.Stop weighing yourself at all, there’s seriously no point or purpose in doing that. It only keeps you obsess and stress when you place your recovery effort into numbers from the scale. Stopping the gaining of weight is equivalent is stopping your recovery efforts and reversing all the work and effort and determination that carries you this far. There are always things that we aren’t supposed to control with your conscious mind: weight, life processes, metabolism, digestion and a lot more. Imagine that if these were all control by our so called conscious mind, our body will collapse. There are things that are determined subconsciously by our own body, and biology made sure that happened for very good reasons.Please read this article: Weighing Yourself: Don’t Do It written by en experience expert in this field.Release that tight need for control over everything. Take a breath. Breathe.You can definitely do this.Update note to anyone writing to answer this question: please don’t suggest any weight loss plan or restricting diet. Anorexia is a very serious life-threatening eating disorder and I fully understand that many are just addressing the question but the anon cannot afford and must not attempt to do it. Her body needs food for energy to heal, it’s almost like the only medicine and cure right now. In our extreme weight-obsessed society, the need to lose weight and restrict may be one of the root causes for the eating disorder and suggesting ideas like these are dangerous triggers for major relapses.