Put on about half a stone through first two and half years of PhD. Think this was due to procrastination. Now in last half a year and seem to be losing it rapidly ? due to stress of writing up, but strange as have increased chocolate intake to cope with late nights of writing, so not sure how this is happening
Mia- hard life of PhD, you know;)) Last year I had my 1st year report due+ a close person to me was very ill and died, so I ended up with some kind of anorexia from feeling bad, was only around 50kg (yes, I hear some yeallous remarks:PP
Actually it is geeting better now, eating normally again.
So, some people PhD makes fat, some unehalthy thin:)
I used to be perfect size 8. Now I am a size 8 with a bit of a tummy that I wow to get rid of once I start going to the gym after submitting.
:( Stupid thesis!
i gained a stone in my first year (no country, rubbish living conditions, quite lonely ....), then a started loosing again, then i went to a summer school where they stuffed food into us and now i am back at my 1-stone-too-much
i am desperate for a working diet!!!
Monkey, I was putting on a bit, but I read about the "Japanese diet". It's not a diet as such though, you just eat Thai/Japanese/Chinese style: loads of vegetables and fish and spicy soups. I lost a stone over a 3 month period and I never felt like I was "dieting", it was just changing the way that I prepared food.
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