I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
#18
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Re: I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
Yay......
I have totally cut out junk, bread, rice and potatoes, been eating lean grilled meats and fish with salads or steamed veg religiously and been down the gym 4 times a week. No coke, booze or sugary fruit jiuce, just water and the odd cup of tea.
I feel motivated and like I wanna carry on...
I have totally cut out junk, bread, rice and potatoes, been eating lean grilled meats and fish with salads or steamed veg religiously and been down the gym 4 times a week. No coke, booze or sugary fruit jiuce, just water and the odd cup of tea.
I feel motivated and like I wanna carry on...
I have been doing weight watchers and gym 4 times a week and lost a stone in 6 weeks, wouldnt mind speeding it up a bit got another couple to go, so maybe do yours for 2 weeks then see how we get on, how about showing us your diet sheet for a week?
#19
Re: I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
So what's that in kg? Sounds like a lot to lose in two weeks. Do you reckon it would work for me if i only ate chocolate for two weeks?
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You know I recollect someone actually doing that in moderation and they lost weight believe it or not, also I read about someone who makes cakes for the stars, she made Madonnas last wedding cake and a cake for Beckhams, and she reckons 80% of her diet is cake and she was a size 8, my problem is beer but not had a drop since Jan 12 but problem coming up as on holiday from 6th March till 14th, no diet that week or so, and its all inclusive
#21
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You know I recollect someone actually doing that in moderation and they lost weight believe it or not, also I read about someone who makes cakes for the stars, she made Madonnas last wedding cake and a cake for Beckhams, and she reckons 80% of her diet is cake and she was a size 8, my problem is beer but not had a drop since Jan 12 but problem coming up as on holiday from 6th March till 14th, no diet that week or so, and its all inclusive
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Not so much of a chocky lover myself but yes know what you mean, I am so jealous of these people who can eat what they want and never put any weight on
#23
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Re: I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
Never known anybody eating what they want and not put on weight, believe me all slim people are very careful what they eat, they just pretend not to be. Trust me on that one!
#24
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Re: I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
Sorry Bison, rude of me. Well done! Keep it up!
#25
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Well done.
Just 1 question. Did you ever feel tired of lack of energy when you did this?
I feel slightly tired and bit dizzy when I cut my carbs totally. Especially when comming home from work.
Just 1 question. Did you ever feel tired of lack of energy when you did this?
I feel slightly tired and bit dizzy when I cut my carbs totally. Especially when comming home from work.
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Re: I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
Bison has basically designed his own version of the Atkins Diet - which works brilliantly, as long as you gradually reintroduce good carbs as you reach your ideal weight.
He's right about feeling energy - that's the biggest positive side effect of that programme............. along with lower blood pressure (assuming it was too high before).
#27
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It's a good diet for weight loss....tried it at the end of last year and it worked. I think it's called the South Beach diet. Needless to say Christmas put paid to that but weight has stabalised 8kgs below what I was when I came out to Dubai.
Bloody tough though, especially cutting out the booze.
Bloody tough though, especially cutting out the booze.
#28
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"Good" carbohydrates?
For most people the key to a healthy diet seems to be eating complex carbohydrates (starch) and protein rather than eating sugars directly.
In many ways it's not that we consume a great quantity more food now than we did in the past but since the advent of cheap chemically derived sweetners like HFCS (fantastic stuff ) foods and drinks tend to contain sugars that can be metabolised at a very high rate.
All right, I'm not as dramatic and shocking as Jamie Oliver but there has to be something said for being factual right?
For most people the key to a healthy diet seems to be eating complex carbohydrates (starch) and protein rather than eating sugars directly.
In many ways it's not that we consume a great quantity more food now than we did in the past but since the advent of cheap chemically derived sweetners like HFCS (fantastic stuff ) foods and drinks tend to contain sugars that can be metabolised at a very high rate.
All right, I'm not as dramatic and shocking as Jamie Oliver but there has to be something said for being factual right?
#29
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I was a very skinny girl and ate everything. I was so thin my mum even took me to the doctor's once to see if she could fatten me up. One of my nicknames at school was Bones.
The doctor told her to leave me alone, that I was as fit as a fiddle and that I'd gradually gain some weight in my thirties when metabolism starts to slow down.
He was right. I'm now 38 and I've had 2 kids and although I have put on some weight I still only weigh 8 stone. I eat pretty much what I like and I probably consume loads of extra calories in white wine as well.
#30
Re: I have lost a stone in 2 weeks...
Yay......
I have totally cut out junk, bread, rice and potatoes, been eating lean grilled meats and fish with salads or steamed veg religiously and been down the gym 4 times a week. No coke, booze or sugary fruit jiuce, just water and the odd cup of tea.
I feel motivated and like I wanna carry on...
I have totally cut out junk, bread, rice and potatoes, been eating lean grilled meats and fish with salads or steamed veg religiously and been down the gym 4 times a week. No coke, booze or sugary fruit jiuce, just water and the odd cup of tea.
I feel motivated and like I wanna carry on...