dollydaydream
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pigeon toe said:
I never had this effect from my tablets! Complete opposite for me!!
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Care to join my no eating after 7 p.m. (EDIT) or 3 hours before bed thread?
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I never had this effect from my tablets! Complete opposite for me!!
anabolina
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dollydaydream said:
Not to be argumentative, but I hate misinformation, I think he died from hitting his head on the ground and not something preventable. It could happen to anyone. Different things work for different people after all. My Mom can't do Atkins, hates it, but my Grandma loves it and has stayed really healthy with it for 5 years. The best meal plan/diet after all is one that you can stick with.
Anyway, hmm, I like this no eating 3 hours before bed. It is so hard to resist snacking sometimes. Yum, but horrible for the waistline, lol.
Miss Neecerie
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Lets all remember that with a topic like this....
What works for one person, may not work for another, and may not be what another person can live with in their life long term.
So no more bashing other peoples eating plans....
Let's remember that nice 'vintage' adage, 'If you can't say anything nice, then don't say anything at all' and apply to this discussion.
What works for one person, may not work for another, and may not be what another person can live with in their life long term.
So no more bashing other peoples eating plans....
Let's remember that nice 'vintage' adage, 'If you can't say anything nice, then don't say anything at all' and apply to this discussion.
I have cut down on eating too much wheat and found that it gives me the impression of having lost weight just because I'm not so bloated - is this true for anyone else? It's not carbs in general - I'm fine with oat muesli for example, just wheaty stuff - especially dense bready things like bagels.
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Ada Veen said:
I have problems with whole wheat- it upsets my stomach. And I am lactose intolerant but did not know this 'til recently. Since I stopped eating dairy my clothes fit me the way they should due to less bloating!
olive bleu
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i need to do something drastic..i started a new job three years ago and suddenly went from working on my feet all day to being chained to a desk all day.This was supposed to be a step up as i am making double what i did 3 years ago and have great benefits..which i will need soon as i have never felt so unhealthy in my life! I now have 40 lbs to lose which i have put on over that time .
AmateisGal
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olive bleu said:i need to do something drastic..i started a new job three years ago and suddenly went from working on my feet all day to being chained to a desk all day.This was supposed to be a step up as i am making double what i did 3 years ago and have great benefits..which i will need soon as i have never felt so unhealthy in my life! I now have 40 lbs to lose which i have put on over that time .
Olive, oh boy, do I know what you mean! I have worked at a desk job for three years now. I have about 40 pounds to lose, too.
I used to go to Curves all the time - and loved it! Lost 30 pounds. Then we had a health crisis with my husband and I gained 10 lbs back, which I'm trying to get rid of again, plus the other 30 I'd like to get rid of. But now that I don't have a Curves close to me, I dropped my membership. I miss it - it was a great work-out in only 30 minutes.
I can't do the "no snacks after 7 p.m." because I'm a diabetic. And I don't want my blood sugar to be out of whack when I wake up in the morning.
Miss 1940's
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loved too
does this include candy and what not!
It seems like lately I have been doing the whole fast food late night runs!
macdonalds and jack in a box!
~my favorites~
does this include candy and what not!
It seems like lately I have been doing the whole fast food late night runs!
macdonalds and jack in a box!
~my favorites~
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wheat and dairy both make me bloated and phlegmy! i'm pretty good about not eating dairy too often (i'm vegetarian but keep a vegan apartment) but i'm horribly addicted to wheat, even though it makes me feel awful.
anyway... i've been trying not to eat late into the evening. being that i spend a lot of evenings studying in coffeehouses these days, this will be difficult (mmm, cookies) but essential if i don't want to gain a million pounds and be broke!
miss1940s... if you want to cut down on your nighttime fast-food runs, i suggest you read Fast Food Nation - it'll make you never want to touch the stuff again!
anyway... i've been trying not to eat late into the evening. being that i spend a lot of evenings studying in coffeehouses these days, this will be difficult (mmm, cookies) but essential if i don't want to gain a million pounds and be broke!
miss1940s... if you want to cut down on your nighttime fast-food runs, i suggest you read Fast Food Nation - it'll make you never want to touch the stuff again!
Miss 1940's
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I went to dairy queen
I have no will Power.........
I have no will Power.........
ShooShooBaby said:wheat and dairy both make me bloated and phlegmy! i'm pretty good about not eating dairy too often (i'm vegetarian but keep a vegan apartment) but i'm horribly addicted to wheat, even though it makes me feel awful.
anyway... i've been trying not to eat late into the evening. being that i spend a lot of evenings studying in coffeehouses these days, this will be difficult (mmm, cookies) but essential if i don't want to gain a million pounds and be broke!
miss1940s... if you want to cut down on your nighttime fast-food runs, i suggest you read Fast Food Nation - it'll make you never want to touch the stuff again!
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I'm trying
I've got to get into some sort of habit before I go off to college (I want and need to avoid the dreaded freshman 15)!!!
I've been trying to eat three meals a day (cut out some carbs here and there), a healthy snack, and some hot tea at night.
I just find myself eating whenever I'm in the kitchen too, which can't be good thing.
I've got to get into some sort of habit before I go off to college (I want and need to avoid the dreaded freshman 15)!!!
I've been trying to eat three meals a day (cut out some carbs here and there), a healthy snack, and some hot tea at night.
I just find myself eating whenever I'm in the kitchen too, which can't be good thing
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frijoli
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rachw182 said:I've got to get into some sort of habit before I go off to college (I want and need to avoid the dreaded freshman 15)!!!
I've been trying to eat three meals a day (cut out some carbs here and there), a healthy snack, and some hot tea at night.
I just find myself eating whenever I'm in the kitchen too, which can't be good thing
Habits are the things that make diets actually work.
Cutting out carbs here and there really does nothing for you. That's not the way "low carb" diets work. There is a system that goes along with it, and it is CRITICAL that it be done that way or it is really not beneficial, other that helping cut back on overall calorie intake.
Good luck to you!
Clay
