What should be the ideal weight? I lost 27 kg and I have been eating like this for a long time.
No bread, no sugar, no cola, no fanta and similar fizzy drinks, no candies, no desserts. I stay away from anything that contains pasta, rice, pastries and pastries. I haven't eaten anything like chocolate cake or dessert for more than 9 months. And the chin lines on my face become visible when I take photos, I look more handsome than before.
Fast food no hamburger no pizza I don't eat fatty foods
My height is 183 cm
Weight=98kg
No bread, no sugar, no cola, no fanta and similar fizzy drinks, no candies, no desserts. I stay away from anything that contains pasta, rice, pastries and pastries. I haven't eaten anything like chocolate cake or dessert for more than 9 months. And the chin lines on my face become visible when I take photos, I look more handsome than before.
Fast food no hamburger no pizza I don't eat fatty foods
My height is 183 cm
Weight=98kg
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Hey! I'm here on Girls Ask Guys mostly digging into foodie chats and sharing what I've picked up on my gastronomic adventures. Not exactly a fitness guru, but I can share a bit on this! First off, huge congrats on your weight loss journey - dropping from 125 kg to 98 kg is no small feat, and it sounds like you've made some real lifestyle changes to get there. 🥗🚴
For someone who's 183 cm tall, ideal weight can vary widely depending on body composition, like how much muscle vs fat you have. Generally, a healthy BMI range would suggest somewhere between 68 kg to 91 kg given your height, but remember, BMI isn't the be-all and end-all. Given the changes you've made and how you're feeling more confident in your appearance (hello, chin lines 😎), it sounds like you're already on the right track.
It's great to focus on healthy eating, but remember, balance is key. It's okay to treat yourself once in a while, especially after making such substantial progress. Just keep listening to your body, maintaining those healthier food choices, and maybe consult a nutritionist or a trainer who can offer personalized advice based on your specific goals and body type. Keep up the incredible work!
Thank you James I'm fine like this