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| Can you post your menu? |
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| One of my typical days goes as follows 2 eggs, fried in butter 3 pickles (snack) 1 g carb string cheese or 1 celery stalk w/ cream cheese lunch: burger, no bunn, ceasar salad w/ bacon bits, no dressing dinner: pan fried meat, or chicken w/ a salad, no dressing or steamed veggies like brocolli or cauliflower I will also have my 3 allowances of splenda in form of a diet soda, or in tea or coffee. Sometimes I have an evening hot tea, with the splenda and 1-2 tbs whipping cream on top , but that is not every night. I also drink about 6 glasses of water or more a day |
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| Its just two lbs.. i know it hurts to see it on the scale .. but remember your weight fluctuates all the time! Just keep moving forward ... looking at your menu it seems like you could use a little more fat in your diet.. Maybe im wrong though? but Keep up the good work .. |
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| You might also consider adding more veg. I only see a scant 2-3 cups on there. Maybe add some to your bfast. I do my eggs with sauteed peppers and onion, sometimes squash and mushrooms, occasional tomato, and sometimes all of the above, and of course the pan is liberally doused with olive oil. Ask yourself where are you in relation to your monthly cycle? That could mean a pound or five, in my case. Re exercise: A couple weekends ago I heard a Dr. Perricone lecturing on his weight loss program. It looks to be another step forward, or a refinement somehow, of the Atkins plan, I haven't had time to look into it. Of course with Dr. Perricone's spin. The interesting point to me was his interpretation of the now-known for about the last 10 years medical fact that chronic low grade inflammation causes obesity and chronic disease. It seems that inflammation causes an insulin spike. Or is it the other way around? I shouldn't quote him without being sure of my facts. But the upshot for me was, in Dr. Perricone's plan he recommends only 30 minutes per day of moderate exercise, not vigorous exercise, for those trying to lose weight. Because of the idea that more exercise than that can cause increased inflammation... I've also noticed that heavy exercise makes me retain water for a couple of days. Can't remember enough biology to say why that is, but it seems to me to have something to do with this inflammation thing...something worth looking into, maybe.
__________________ redfoxglove F/52/5'4" Start date 03/07 Re-start date 09/08 HW 238/SW 208/R-SW 196.2/GW 140-150 Goal 1: Successful 14-day Induction, started 9-8-08, met on 9-21-08: -6.3 lb, -7.75 inches WOO HOO! ![]() Goal 2: Lose 10% bodyweight, 19.6 pounds Goal 3: Walk, exercise bike, golf, or yoga 15-30 min, 3x/wk. Consistency counts more than anything. DON'T START OVER, GO FORWARD! |
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| Wow, good to know- thanks for sharing Abbey |
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