[ SECRET POST #2767 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2767 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Tw: Eating disorder/food issues -- VERY TL;DR

[herpymcderp]

It's really not, no. I'm talking about it in the medical sense, both metabolic changes that occur and endocrine changes that follow.

The post-game scenario - in the broadest of terms - is that as soon as the caloric deficit is decreased (ie. you stop restricting calories to 1000kcal/day) the compensation measures that the body has been taking result in disproportionate weight gain to what would normally be seen with an equal caloric intake in a person whose body had normal metabolic functioning.

Hence the term "yo-yo dieting". Only, in OP's case it's even more extreme and more damaging.

Hell, I've lived through that. It was only after I adopted changes to my exercise regime and started eating consistently that I finally started to get healthy again.