To ask what you think of this typical food intake?

This. Yes there’s disordered eating but you don’t know what’s causing it. is she stressed and not having time to eat proper meals? Does she just not know? Does she need recipe ideas to help her spread the cheese out further (recipes with cheese and nuts, she seems to love this)? You’re not her. Why are you silencing her?

Ah right. Someone else who thinks this is funny.

Ok. Someone eats one meal a day and stuffs themselves to bits the rest of the time on nuts and cheese - that's not a lack of nutritional knowledge. It's completely disordered eating. Ps. I have nutrition qualifications. I'm not just coming from a standpoint of no experience

Because I’m French and even I think that’s a lot of cheese 😂😂😂

No it’s not clear, what’s clear is she has limited nutrional knowledge.

‘I’m really shocked at the people diagnosing her. I’m used to seeing people rushing in to diagnose people’s neuro diverse, but this is something else.

Stop criticising her. Good for you if you don't have an eating issue but she clearly has - what relevance does it have that you aren't British?

it shows that OP can be very focused and on the right diet plan, she certainly has the right stamina and focus to succeed

No. She's not eating masses of protein because of focus and stamina; she's eating it because she has very little idea of nutrition and spends the entire day snacking on nuts and cheese that she doesn't actually want to eat.

Stop what?
if she’s got an eating disorder she’ll just go on chatgtp or proana or some other echo chamber.
she sounds very in need of medical support I do agree with you though.

Maybe stop yes. It's clear the OP has an eating disorder.

thats a lot of cheese, I would be really poorly if I ate that much every day.
I’m not British. It doesn’t seem like you’re sitting down and enjoying your food very often. Why are you only having one big meal a day?

In what world do you live? For context, many adults need 45–60g/day depending on sex, size, and activity. Even high‑protein diets often sit around 100–120g/day and she is eating 2-4× what many people consume. This is how I have worked it out
Day‑by‑Day Protein Totals
Day 1

• 4 eggs → 24g
• 2 pork chops → 50g
• Cheese (450g) → 112g
• Nuts (100g) → 20g

• 3 chicken thighs → 60g
• 2 chicken legs → 44g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

• 4 eggs → 24g
• Prawns → 30g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

• Half a roast chicken → ~70g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

• 4 eggs → 24g
• Bacon (say 3–4 rashers) → ~12g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

• 500g beef → 100g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

• Tuna tin → 30g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

• 2 salmon fillets → ~45g
• Cheese → 112g
• Nuts → 20g

Across the week, she’s eating roughly 170–240g of protein per day, averaging around 200g daily, so yes that is a lot of protein.

On the plus side, it shows that OP can be very focused and on the right diet plan, she certainly has the right stamina and focus to succeed, and I don't mean a weight loss plan, I mean a healthy eating plan.

I haven't diagnosed her. I've suggested there are enough red flags that people should use some real caution recommending WLI and she should seek medical advice. I've said I'm concerned she 'may' fall into that bracket.
Anyway, I think we may actually be agreeing on the OPs situation but not explaining ourselves clearly so I'm calling time on this, it isn't a thread about WLIs. The point is OP needs to seek medical advice rather than just heading to a pharmacy because it sounds like her situation with food is complex.

No I literally didn't miss any of that did I? Did you even read my post?

I said her meals are not the problem when someone said they could never eat those sized meals and they were overweight.

Her cheese is the problem, as we all know. Not her one meal a day. I even pointed out the beef was not okay, but sure, you do you and see what you wanna see, I guess?

I amazed that in this day and age when there is so much information out there about health eating that you think this is an okay diet.

You are taking the piss arent you!

I actually have a PhD in eating disorder psychology but yes, I mean for some people they are addictive due to the weight loss dopamine hit and their own psychology, not the active substance in the drugs themselves - sorry, I thought that much was obvious in my meaning or otherwise they would be addictive to everyone, not just a minority of people but maybe I assumed a level of understanding there. I'm just concerned the OP may well fall into that bracket.

No one can actually diagnose OP over the internet with disordered eating, but if she is a binge eater, WLI are shown to be very effective for that, there are countless studies showing this which you should know about

There are risks for people using all sorts of medications but what is more dangerous for OP right now is her current intake, not just the calories but the macros in general.

And see mine, no you’re confusing things,

See my above post - for some people they absolutely are.

But that’s very different to saying the drugs are addictive, if someone has an eating disorder they may be even more disordered on them, but thays not the drugs have addictive properties.

and as much as the ops diet is unhealthy and disordered, it doesn’t mean she has an eating disorder and if you do work in this sphere you’d know this and know yoh should not be diagnosing people on line. So I personally don’t believe you work in this arena, you said it to give yourself credence due to the silly comment,

Well you’re not eating loads but the cheese and nuts are very high in calories. Plus I would say what you eat in one meal is too much as well, 3 chicken thighs and 2 chicken legs in one sitting is a lot. Personally I would cut out the snacks and eat 3 healthy smaller meals per day. If you must eat dinner for breakfast then do so, but then have a sandwich or soup for lunch then porridge for dinner. I’m 5ft 10 and am a healthy bmi which I maintain by the 3 healthy meals ( obviously not always I have my moments for sure)

For those with certain types of disordered eating, and the OP has very unusual eating patterns - it's why they aren't recommended and a reputable pharmacy won't prescribe if you have had a diagnosis of an ED in the past. They are contraindicated because some people get a dopamine hit from weight loss (the same as an anorexic would) and find it impossible to stop. Addiction and eating disorders have a lot of overlapping mechanisms.
I have a background in ED work and still work closely with an ED team, and they are seeing a lot of problems from this coming through now.
I'm not against WLI btw. Just very aware that whilst amazing for some people, they can cause real problems to others and from what the OP has said at best they shouldn't be a first line option and at worst could be dangerous.

Yes in hindsight I left out a vital question mark there!!!

What a silly comment, sorry to @likelysuspect who I thought was saying it; ther is no risk of addiction with wli.

No they don’t 😂

Do you ever poo?