That’s how you got to be a 350lbs+ morbid obese success right? Go away with your bs “help” and “advice”. No one trying to lose weight should listen to someone who can’t do it themselves. It’s like taking dating advice from an incel…
No, as I have already told you 30 times, I did that by overeating in a traumatic period of my life that stressed me out like nothing else ever had ... the same result though:
1) My system set a new setpoint.
2) When I dieted back to my old weight, and fat percentage, and stayed there at maintenance or even a tiny kcal surplus - my entire organism forced me back to the new setpoint + a vengeance (it has a thousand little ways to do that, but with me it's mostly by increasing my cravings and appetite to insane levels).
I was able to stay down on willpower and force myself for a year each time, but yeah, basically ended up bulking unintentionally.
No vagina-oriented therapy in the wold could have kept me down there!
Though being without the traumatic stressing episodes would have helped allot.
3) that became a new setpoint and I did the same thing again, dieted down to my old shape (this time a lot more weight to lose), I didn't even get back to my old shape that time, but tried to keep maintenance or even a tiny surplus - but now the forces pulling me were 20 times as strong as the time before and pulled me back to a new setpoint agian 20 kg above the last
4) So I did it again and now the forces in me trying to make me heavier, eat more and more junk is 50 times as strong if not more... and I ended up at my current weight.
That's how it works dude... in real life!
This talk about how I'm not doing something because I'm not just repeating myself once more, ending up 80 kg heavier, but having a treatment plan in mind ... is not the same as I haven't been at it all the damn time. But with this amount of weight new conditions, new rules, and other things to be careful of and take into consideration.
What do you think following your advice and just doing the same a fourth time will do and lead to ... the strategy simply does not work!
Hence my advice: the best thing is to avoid the situation as much as possible, to begin with, by never bulking up...
And for not doing anything, well I landed on 138-140 kg in late May early April, and have been at maintenance there since (this is hard enough in itself, my cravings and hunger are pulling me towards 160 kg at this point), and I now have to lose 60 kg to get back to my former self.
GLP-1s with good strategies will fix that situation, I'm sure of that btw.
Just as I'm sure that "just go to therapy" or "just train and diet" won't do shit!
I'm out of here, enjoy Amigos and good luck to OP!