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dogg wrote:This is unsustainable. Someone trying to do that will be miserable. There's no reason to completely cut off these types of food. One needs to enjoy life's simple pleasures.
Don't cut off these carb-rich foods, simply reduce the servings. Instead of 3 or 4 doubles have one or two or a cup of channa instead on occasion. Have water or diet soda with it. Have more veges or meat with your roti, instead of a whole sada, have a 1/4 and more veges.
You don't need to exercise to lose weight, it helps a little, but reducing calories is all that's necessary.
An easy first step in limiting calories is by reducing or removing excess sugar intake.MonsterPower wrote:Lifestyle change is the key. No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese.basically cut out all rice and roti and replace it with veggies and salads.
I dropped 27lbs in 4 months.light exercise included.
desifemlove wrote:dogg wrote:This is unsustainable. Someone trying to do that will be miserable. There's no reason to completely cut off these types of food. One needs to enjoy life's simple pleasures.
Don't cut off these carb-rich foods, simply reduce the servings. Instead of 3 or 4 doubles have one or two or a cup of channa instead on occasion. Have water or diet soda with it. Have more veges or meat with your roti, instead of a whole sada, have a 1/4 and more veges.
You don't need to exercise to lose weight, it helps a little, but reducing calories is all that's necessary.
An easy first step in limiting calories is by reducing or removing excess sugar intake.MonsterPower wrote:Lifestyle change is the key. No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese.basically cut out all rice and roti and replace it with veggies and salads.
I dropped 27lbs in 4 months.light exercise included.
exercise help reduce calories and improves metabolism. as for good taste, eh, who says fried food better tasting?
dogg wrote:desifemlove wrote:dogg wrote:This is unsustainable. Someone trying to do that will be miserable. There's no reason to completely cut off these types of food. One needs to enjoy life's simple pleasures.
Don't cut off these carb-rich foods, simply reduce the servings. Instead of 3 or 4 doubles have one or two or a cup of channa instead on occasion. Have water or diet soda with it. Have more veges or meat with your roti, instead of a whole sada, have a 1/4 and more veges.
You don't need to exercise to lose weight, it helps a little, but reducing calories is all that's necessary.
An easy first step in limiting calories is by reducing or removing excess sugar intake.MonsterPower wrote:Lifestyle change is the key. No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese.basically cut out all rice and roti and replace it with veggies and salads.
I dropped 27lbs in 4 months.light exercise included.
exercise help reduce calories and improves metabolism. as for good taste, eh, who says fried food better tasting?
Exercise is beneficial in many ways, and should always be done whether you're trying to lose weight or not. Exercise in itself is NOT a requirement for weight loss. A caloric deficit is all that's necessary.
Fried foods taste great to me. Everyone has different tastes when it comes to food. You can't force people to like or dislike according to individual taste.
I find caviar looks and smells like goat crap, but others think its the most exquisite food.
desifemlove wrote:AllTrac wrote:MonsterPower wrote:Lifestyle change is the key. No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese.basically cut out all rice and roti and replace it with veggies and salads.
I dropped 27lbs in 4 months.light exercise included.
cut out all No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese, rice and roti? why? LAWL![]()
er...so you saying doubles, bake and shark and chinese food and roti healthy?
What universe you living in, the one where fried food good for yuh?![]()
Doesn't matter if dat's we standard fare, everyting comes with a cost dude..
AllTrac wrote:sorry, i dont agree, its all about calories in vs calories out.I too was a fat fcuk, 260lbs.
The reason why you would still feel hungry or binge if eating processed food is because processed food are caloric dense, meaning you get less food with a high amount of calories, making you hungry cause you are not full. A 4" pancake is 85cals. Its pretty small and you almost racked up 100 cals. Try eating 85 cals in broccoliyou will have for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
So cutting out the pancake and switching for rice or broc means you get more food for less cals and feel fuller faster hence reducing your total caloric intake which when add exercise your energy expended would be more than maintenance making your body dip into fat stores.
Weight loss is simply calories in vs calories out. How you choose to consume those calories would make the difference of you going to sleep hungry or you going to sleep full.
Me? i partition my calories during the day to eat high fiber foods which is more fulling and last longer in my system. When im about to go to bed i have myself a nice sugary snack that doesnt exceed my caloric allotment for the day, just to keep me sane. That way I wont binge and wont crave.
When it comes to body composition thats a different story as i go tot he macro specific side of things by hitting protein requirements etc.
You cant argue with science.
http://www.today.com/health/man-loses-5 ... 2D79329158
http://healthland.time.com/2012/04/24/h ... e/nothing/
AllTrac wrote:desifemlove wrote:AllTrac wrote:MonsterPower wrote:Lifestyle change is the key. No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese.basically cut out all rice and roti and replace it with veggies and salads.
I dropped 27lbs in 4 months.light exercise included.
cut out all No doubles,bake and shark and Chinese, rice and roti? why? LAWL![]()
er...so you saying doubles, bake and shark and chinese food and roti healthy?
What universe you living in, the one where fried food good for yuh?![]()
Doesn't matter if dat's we standard fare, everyting comes with a cost dude..
I indulge in these things weekly, i recently did my medical inclusive of blood work for my job and everything came back fine including cholesterol. Let me tell you, moderation is the key. I eat 80% whole foods and 20% lovely fatty sugary sheit. I also exercise alot and stay hydrated. Stop underestimating your body it has a digestion system and toxin management system that has millions of years of evolution behind it, it could more than handle some processed sheit ever so often. i never said eat it every day, feed your body right most of the times and it will handle you right when you cant. Once again, nothing is wrong with those stuff, just eat in moderation.
Anyone who believes that they need to eat "clean" foods to stay healthy and lose weight needs to stop being a bro
pete wrote:Where's the best place to buy broccoli?
I said prior in moderation like once a week OK.
But then most in dis country can't handle once a week, hence hypertension, type 1/2 diabetes, stroke, heart, etc. all high. As for evolution, it cos of that we have these issues, we're not built for diets of 200g of fat a day. I bet many eat dat regularly in this country.
VexXx Dogg wrote:I aint that guy nah.
If I eat crap one day - I'll damn well make up for it.
You didnt get fat overnight, so one cheat day or session won't break you. If you cheat everyday, well this is why you're a fat fvck
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