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Originally posted by chase
Morning Tala!
What kind of plan are you following? I just started "Eating for Life" by Bill Philips...I did the whole "Body for Life" program before, and it was great...very nutritionally sound. The one I'm on now is almost the same, but it's a tad bit less strict, and I can cook things for dinner that the whole family will eat rather than cooking two different meals. Lord knows I don't have time for that shit, lolol.
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You know, I"m not on a "plan".
I'm on the "use your fucking head and get off your ass" diet. Eat what you want, (though I've cut out a great majority of my sugar), just eat it in moderation. Listen to your body. Eat a spoonful (or forkful), and SET THE UTENSIL DOWN. Talk or study or write or something, then come back for another bite. Your body will eventually say, "Okay, we're done", and you'll be shocked to see how much food you didn't eat!! I almost fainted! The body's "off-switch" for food consumption takes about 20 minutes to kick in, and by eating slowly, you're giving your body time to adjust to the amount of food before you completely stuff yourself. That's what makes you feel bloated and sick.
EAT BREAKFAST!!! I cannot stress this one enough. Your body NEEDS the enegry first thing in the morning. If you skip it, you're only going to make yourself ravenous, which will make your body think it's starving. If that happens, your "off-switch" is going to take longer to kick in at the next meal, so that you can eat enough to "prevent starvation. In the end, it only ruins any hope of weight loss if you're not careful. I usually have a package of oatmeal with raisins, (lots of fiber keeps you running longer before you get hungry again), or a couple of pieces of Health Nut bread, toasted, with peanut butter and honey (fiber and natural sugars and proteins.)
No more sugar in the coffee, cola, or tea. Use splenda. And I like the caffiene. Gimme.
Hope this helps. We can chat about it on Q later if you want. Gotta head to class in about 10 minutes or so.
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