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Originally Posted by ciaobella
yikes...maybe because you haven't been moving around? also, you say you haven't been eating much, so maybe your metabolism slowed down?
Metabolisms aren't affected and don't get altered all that quickly. And even if it were too, it's in minuscule amounts so it wouldn't make much of a difference if any, not enough to gain weight like that in that short of a time span.
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My eating hasn't been great, but it's not been horrible. I've gained 5.4 lbs in the last 5 days!! How is that even possible?
I've done more damage in less days, that much I can tell you. So umm, yeah, it's possible all right.
Yes, I know it's *supposed* to be that 3500 calories over what you require will cause you to gain a pound, but for me it's lotssss less calories than that. And for me, it's not mostly water. Well, it's hard to decipher what exactly the percentages are, but regardless, it takes time to get if off. But the good thing is, is that every excess pound on you is one that can come off of you.
Get yourself to a dentist, track those calories (to not do so won't help the toothache, the stress or the mood).
Hopefully, you will feel better soon and those pounds will start coming off of you soon.