@alex.lamx: He keeps us on our toes that’s for sure. #autism #autismmom #autistic #fyp #neurodivergent

Alex Lamoreaux 🖤
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🎀 Jacque Michele :
Omgosh he has the cutest smile ☺️💙
2025-10-19 14:29:17
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Kether.of.the.North :
Oh how cuuuuute
2025-10-17 22:40:11
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Kate Bakes :
He was happy to stay there!
2025-10-18 06:35:38
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Sunshine&Lemonade🥨🍓🫶🏼 :
If I order the exact same machine will he come with mine? 🤭
2025-10-18 03:45:14
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Neurodivergent Nate :
Little Houdini 🤣
2025-10-19 03:37:29
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heidi.rachel.brown :
Haha adorable!
2025-10-18 01:45:37
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Shelby | Mind Magic 🔮 :
Terrifying 🤣
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Here’s what finally worked👇 1️⃣ I Tracked EVERYTHING, not just food I logged macros daily, but I also tracked my sleep, stress, and steps. When progress stalled, I knew exactly why. Most people don’t lose fat because they’re guessing. 2️⃣ Strength training 4–5x/week, cardio was secondary Lifting kept my metabolism high and muscle intact. I kept cardio low-intensity and strategic (mostly walking) so I didn’t burn out. The worst thing you could do when trying to get lean is rely on cardio to compensate for your poor discipline when it comes to adhering to your calorie deficit. Getting lean is so easy once you control how much you’re eating and only do cardio as a supplementary component of your journey.  3️⃣ I ate 4 high-protein meals/day and didn’t skip meals. Each meal had at least 30–40g of protein. I wasn’t starving, I was fueling. Protein kept me full and lean. Most people make the mistake of not eating enough protein dense foods whilst cutting, so they both lose muscle and end up hungrier than usual.  4️⃣ I slept 7–8 hours every night, even if it meant less Netflix Recovery is underrated. I didn’t push through exhaustion. Sleep helped keep hunger hormones in check and workouts effective. 5️⃣ I stayed consistent, not perfect I wasn’t perfect with macros every single day. But I showed up every week. I didn’t “start over” after off days. I just got back to it. — 📩 DM me “LEAN” (on Instagram @Chaddkingstonfit) and I’ll send you the exact plan I followed.
Here’s what finally worked👇 1️⃣ I Tracked EVERYTHING, not just food I logged macros daily, but I also tracked my sleep, stress, and steps. When progress stalled, I knew exactly why. Most people don’t lose fat because they’re guessing. 2️⃣ Strength training 4–5x/week, cardio was secondary Lifting kept my metabolism high and muscle intact. I kept cardio low-intensity and strategic (mostly walking) so I didn’t burn out. The worst thing you could do when trying to get lean is rely on cardio to compensate for your poor discipline when it comes to adhering to your calorie deficit. Getting lean is so easy once you control how much you’re eating and only do cardio as a supplementary component of your journey. 3️⃣ I ate 4 high-protein meals/day and didn’t skip meals. Each meal had at least 30–40g of protein. I wasn’t starving, I was fueling. Protein kept me full and lean. Most people make the mistake of not eating enough protein dense foods whilst cutting, so they both lose muscle and end up hungrier than usual. 4️⃣ I slept 7–8 hours every night, even if it meant less Netflix Recovery is underrated. I didn’t push through exhaustion. Sleep helped keep hunger hormones in check and workouts effective. 5️⃣ I stayed consistent, not perfect I wasn’t perfect with macros every single day. But I showed up every week. I didn’t “start over” after off days. I just got back to it. — 📩 DM me “LEAN” (on Instagram @Chaddkingstonfit) and I’ll send you the exact plan I followed.

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