23/06/2026
A fact about weight loss that many women don't realise... π€
You can't gain a kilo of body fat overnight.
After a weekend away, a restaurant meal, or a few days of eating differently, the scales may jump up π But that doesn't automatically mean you've gained body fat.
Often the increase is related to things like:
β’ More carbohydrates than usual π
β’ Extra salt π§
β’ Hormonal changes π
β’ A later meal π½οΈ
β’ Food still being digested
β’ Changes in hydration π§
The reality is that it takes a significant calorie surplus over time to gain body fat, just as it takes a consistent calorie deficit over time to lose it.
The same applies when trying to lose weight.
A steady loss of around 0.3β0.5kg per week is often considered realistic and sustainable for many women. Even that usually requires a meaningful reduction in overall calorie intake and consistency over time.
This is why I encourage women not to judge their progress based on a single weigh-in βοΈ
Look at the bigger picture π
What you do consistently over weeks and months matters far more than what happens over one meal, one weekend, or one day.
Keep showing up. β¨
Keep focusing on the habits. πΏ