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Thank you!!!
As long as you're losing weight, I think it's worth the risk esp. for someone who has blood sugar issues. Most people, I would probably tell them not to but exercise is just so good at lowering the blood sugar that even if you do risk building a little muscle, the lower blood sugar will outweigh the benefits.
Never forget, that in our native environment we ALL walked miles and miles a day!! Boy moms and girl moms alike. It's the whole package, diet, exercise, weight loss, lowering stress, all of it togther. :)
Twilight makes me smile because my husband actually used to LIVE in Forks LOL.
This is one of those times I need my non-existant crystal ball! ;)
I wouldn't exercise (and didn't) if I couldn't go b--lls to the wall every day. But I have no problems with controlling my blood sugar, either.
I really think you've been on diet long enough. It's ALWAYS something less than ideal and you ahve to be honest with yourself - is this really that you don't feel your sway is good enough, or are you just scared to TTC?? (not faulting you, just want to get to the bottom of it!:))
No, not at all, I totally understand. I think you are wise to be taking that into consideration actually.
I'm not saying I think it's LIKELY, but I DO think that it may be possible that you could build or at the least maintain muscle becuase walking is not going to be super intense for you. I have lost a LOT of weight very quickly in a very unhealthy way and exercised a LOT and def. added muscle - my weight did drop but the propoirtion of my body was a lot more muscle and I looked like a trucker at 120 lbs.
I think it would prob. be ok esp. if it was walking rather than weights, but I just am wary of it. I can't know either way and so I tend to err on the side of extremes, either lots of exercise or no exercise because I don't know where to draw the line and it's very likely that the line for everyone is in a diff. place anyway.
No, not at all, I totally understand. I think you are wise to be taking that into consideration actually.
I'm not saying I think it's LIKELY, but I DO think that it may be possible that you could build or at the least maintain muscle becuase walking is not going to be super intense for you. I have lost a LOT of weight very quickly in a very unhealthy way and exercised a LOT and def. added muscle - my weight did drop but the propoirtion of my body was a lot more muscle and I looked like a trucker at 120 lbs.
I think it would prob. be ok esp. if it was walking rather than weights, but I just am wary of it. I can't know either way and so I tend to err on the side of extremes, either lots of exercise or no exercise because I don't know where to draw the line and it's very likely that the line for everyone is in a diff. place anyway.
Understand your struggles, it is hard to know what to do! So many choices! I like your idea of movies!!