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I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 15:11:03
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I just went two whole weeks without a single slice of bacon. Just fish, rice, fresh fruit and vegetables. I gained 5 pounds. Coincidence?
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 15:47:22
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Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Beagle
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 16:05:20
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bitflipper I just went two whole weeks without a single slice of bacon. Just fish, rice, fresh fruit and vegetables. I gained 5 pounds. Coincidence?
I think so! you'd better get some back in your diet!
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 16:49:06
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More becan (cooked properly i.e. till most of the fat is cooked out and strained) and far less carbohydrates = weight loss. My wife and I have less carbs (example; white breads and rice) because they make us feel bloated, although whole wheat is much better. We've also greatly reduce oil based products and have pure butter instead. Too much oil in your diet can damage the eyes, fruit such as Mangoes and berries are great for eye health. Anyway, both my wife and I have lost a lot of weight. We both see a the same doctor who is also a natural therapist and dietitian. And if possible, its also a good idea to go for a walk about 30 minutes a day after meals, can't walk? You've probably eaten way, way too much Becan Seriously, due to a certain medications I need to take I was having too many frequent dizzy spells and this was clearly attributed to having too much carbohydrates and not enough protein, fruit and vegetables. So, the good ole Becan n Eggs for breakfast (or brunch) definitely resolved that issue although I don't have Becan n Eggs every day, I prefer variety such as, urrm Eggs and Becan
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 17:30:00
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Good for me: I can go jogging or start training 30 minutes after my meal. Efficient fuel. Bad for me: I can't. Inefficient fuel. After I stopped putting junk in my body for a while, it became quite easy to figure out what works best. Though I do allow myself to indulge, as time passes by, I find myself less and less inclined to indulge into certain things. It's a bit sad in a way - it was one of life's little pleasures to have dinner at Applebee's and eat one of those awesome burgers, but if I consider the idea, the prospect of eating one of those makes me feel as I was about to eat a big jar of Crisco... Your body learns to be disgusted.
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 17:39:26
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 17:47:10
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Rain Good for me: I can go jogging or start training 30 minutes after my meal. Efficient fuel. Bad for me: I can't. Inefficient fuel. After I stopped putting junk in my body for a while, it became quite easy to figure out what works best. Though I do allow myself to indulge, as time passes by, I find myself less and less inclined to indulge into certain things. It's a bit sad in a way - it was one of life's little pleasures to have dinner at Applebee's and eat one of those awesome burgers, but if I consider the idea, the prospect of eating one of those makes me feel as I was about to eat a big jar of Crisco... Your body learns to be disgusted.
Yes, definitely I agree that the body will react to what is best. My wife and I have pleasures that definitely tells us what our body loves most however, it ain't food
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/17 18:02:35
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I get that. :P Me, I don't know if it's because I passed 40, but burning fat really isn't easy. All my life, even though I ate junk, drank phenomenal quantities of beer and wine and smoked 2 packs a day, I barely got the balance to 160 lbs. Being almost 6'3", that made me slender, to say the least. When I quit smoking for a while in 2012, with the help of a rather unhealthy diet, I started putting on weight for the first time in my life, and passed 180 lbs. in 2013. That's when we got the house, and I could get back to preparing meals and training at home. Training 5 days a week, doing weight lifting, core training and cardio, I managed to build up muscle and reached 207 lbs last fall, but even though I lost most of the fat I had put on, as hard as I work out, getting rid of the last few pounds of fat does take forever and I'm definitely not as slim as I was 5 or 6 years ago. It's disappointing at times, because I work out really hard, I'm very disciplined, and I eat really well. But metabolism slows down with age and it's just harder to lose the fat. I try and see things positively - I may not be reaching all the goals I set myself and seeing the exact results I'd want, but I'm also not seeing what would happen if I simply sat back and let go. I can't imagine how it'd be if I weren't putting that much effort in my training - probably pretty bad.
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/18 13:39:08
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Ha! I didn't anticipate this turning into a serious thread, but OK! I have struggled with my weight all of my life. I was "chubby" as a kid. always picked on in school because of my size. in high school I lost weight and became pretty normal. stayed that way for several years (although I really just replaced eating with other vices) until I got married, then I packed the pounds back on and kept going. currently I weigh just a little under my heaviest weight. I'll not share that right now. I've dieted before and always have returned to my heavy self after a while, sometimes heavier than before I started dieting, as was the case this last time. in 1999 I got down to 185 pounds (I'm 5' 10"), in 2012 I was down to 235. and again, today I'm heavier than I've ever been (save 10 pounds). I've recently lost about 10 pounds, but I'm preparing for surgery. I'm currently on a 3 month qualification plan with a nutritionist and once I've passed that 3 month evaluation plus some other requirements (even a psych eval!), I'll schedule surgery for lap band.
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/18 14:45:53
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☄ Helpfulby Beagle 2015/03/18 15:54:29
Beagle Ha! I didn't anticipate this turning into a serious thread, but OK!
Now, try and post something serious and see what happens... :P
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/18 14:49:18
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My brother the programmer had gastric bypass last year. He's doing well and has lost over 150 pounds (and counting).
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/18 15:43:38
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My doctor clipped off a tiny sliver of one of my fingernails. He carefully lowered the clipping into a plastic bag and sealed it with a Bio-Hazard sticker. He held the tiny fingernail shard in front of me and said, "This is the part you can keep. Lose the rest." I think he and I may have different goals.
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Beagle
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/18 15:52:56
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57Gregy My brother the programmer had gastric bypass last year. He's doing well and has lost over 150 pounds (and counting).
that's great, Greg! I remember you said he was very overweight and had a lot of health issues.
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/18 18:03:21
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The becan diet is keeping me in shape! (Round is a shape, ya?)
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
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Re: I'm on a (not-so) new diet...
2015/03/19 08:24:04
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☄ Helpfulby Beagle 2015/03/19 09:42:09
I don't understand this obsession with food. I'm going to edit some MIDI notes in my DAW instead...
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