Hey guys my highest priority goals are fat loss around 4kg and increased neat To get to these goals I am going to try and be better at tracking my food. Usually I am good until there is work or social event. So I will be more mindful of what I consume at these events and at the least make estimates! To increase neat I plan to take a 20 minute walk after my last meal of the day before I spend time playing my on my phone. I would like to reach my long term fat loss goal within 12 weeks and my short term neat goal within the next two (after my crazy work schedule dies down!) I am worthy and I will achieve my goals as long as it takes 😎🫡💅

Hi I am Jess. I live in cambodia and while I’m very active I’ve been guessing a lot of this stuff (calories etc) for years. Looking forward to trying a structure made by people that know what they doing 😅

I've been seeing some posts on frustrations due to weight fluctuations for women and thought I could share some information I learned long time ago, when I first started tracking my weight. I hope this helps to reassure those who are worried, and help take off some of the mental pressure we put on ourselves everytime we step on the scale. 🩷 --------- Weight fluctuations throughout the menstrual cycle are completely normal and are primarily driven by hormonal changes rather than changes in body fat. Most women experience a fluctuation of 2 to 6 pounds (roughly 1–3 kg) over the course of a 28-day cycle. The graph below illustrates how weight typically changes in relation to the four main phases of the cycle and the primary hormones involved, Estrogen and Progesterone. Key Phases of Weight Fluctuation *** Menstrual Phase (Days 1–5): - Trend: Weight is usually at its peak on Day 1 but begins to drop rapidly. - Reason: As your period starts, levels of estrogen and progesterone drop. This signals the body to release the water it was holding onto during the previous week. By the end of menstruation, most women return to their "baseline" weight *** Follicular Phase (Days 6–13): - Trend: Weight is typically at its lowest and most stable. - Reason: Estrogen is the dominant hormone here. It acts as a natural appetite suppressant and can improve insulin sensitivity, making this the phase where many women feel "leanest" and have the most energy for workouts. *** Ovulation (Day 14): - Trend: A slight, temporary "bump" in weight. - Reason: A sharp peak in estrogen just before ovulation can cause a brief period of bloating and water retention. This usually resolves within 24–48 hours. *** Luteal Phase (Days 15–28): - Trend: Steady weight gain, peaking right before the next period. - Reason: Progesterone rises significantly. This hormone triggers the kidneys to retain more salt and water (bloating). Additionally, progesterone can increase metabolic rate (burning 100–300 more calories/day) but also increases appetite and cravings for high-carb/sugary foods, which can further contribute to temporary water weight.