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Weight Loss Anybody here done a zero-carb diet? Nov 27 2009
22:22 (UTC)
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Original Post by nanny317:

Original Post by binge_eater:

Hey my friend. I think that there is a real bad propaganda in USA against low-carbohydrate and zero-carbohydrate diets.

In fact, i have read that many of the celebrities we see in the movies are thin not because of plastic surgeries. Many celebrities get into zero-carbohydrate diets for months so that they can look real good, real muscular in the screen.  That is their secret to look great !! .

*(My bold above)  

Yes only instead of propeganda its called the truth because it is dangerous and irresponsible to advocate a zero carb diet..  You have posted many times about movie star diets and Low-no carb eating..  Carbs are not the enemy.. I am on SB and have lost 90lbs.. I know what I say when I say carbs are good.  You want to restrict carbs?  give up white bread and other not as healthy carbs.. but whole grains, veggies are GOOD for you and your body NEEDS them..  You can't seem to wrap you head around the whole BALANCE is the key to health way of thinking and I just wish you would stop posting the same trash in a different wrapper each and every time.  I eat a lot of carbs and I am on what is considered a low carb diet..SB advises low fat meats and a huge variety of healthy carbs.

You always talk about movie stars as if they are the end all.  I hate to break it to you but anyone will look good with a team of people to make sure your hair, tan and clothing is perfect.   You are not a movie star and please for the love of pete don't think those missmatched people have all the answers.

You are going to cause harm to someone who is uneducated in nutrition with these posts. 

 Why are you saying that i am uneducated? Who gives you the authority to know if i am uneducated or not? Didn't you know that eating a lot of carbohydrates is counterproductive to weight-loss because whenever people eat a diet high in carbohydrates, there will be a high produciton of insulin in the body, and elevated insulin automatically leads to fat-storage, and weight-gain.  Well i guess you are the uneducated one, maybe you dont know what insulin is and what it does when it is in high levels.

So, read nutrition and physiology journals and articles in the internet, they will teach you about the negative impact of a diet high in carbohydrates like you advocate.

Perhaps you are the one who is doing harm in this forum, preaching high-carb diets. Get over it, diets high in carbohydrates are flawed, debunked and don't work.  The real deal for weight-loss is low and zero-carb diets

So again, read nutrition and physiology articles, because reading doesn't bite.  But you don't have to take my word for it. You can continue with your diet high in pancakes, magos, grapes, pasta and muffins.  And keep eating high-carb foods to see how well you will look in the mirror !!

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Weight Loss Anybody here done a zero-carb diet? Nov 27 2009
20:38 (UTC)
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Original Post by mtxenoel:

I have lost steadily over nearly 2 years 107 pounds. Out of those, 45 pounds were lost on a cyclical ketogenic diet, which is basically a low carbs high training intensity 6 days out of 7, with one day being a Carbs load up day to replenish the glycogen stores so you can do it all over again the next week. It worked very well and when I stopped doing that diet, I did not have the kind of problems usually associated with atkins-like diets, for example reduced brain functions, weakness or regaining the weight I've lost. Bodybuilders have been using this kind of diet for the last 30 years to get shredded without belief (or good taste).

 

Hey my friend. I think that there is a real bad propaganda in USA against low-carbohydrate and zero-carbohydrate diets. In fact, i have read that many of the celebrities we see in the movies are thin not because of plastic surgeries. Many celebrities get into zero-carbohydrate diets for months so that they can look real good, real muscular in the screen.  That is their secret to look great !! When you go into zero or real low carb diets, your body has a scientific-system of turning protein into carbohydrates and energies. So it is a big lie that zero and real-low carb diets make people feel weak and bad.  You can run, lift weights, jump, play basketball just fine on zero carb diets. in fact I think that you can even get stronger on zero-carb diets because you can do a zero-carb diet high on lean proteins, and moderate in fats.  And your body will find a way to get the blood-sugar it needs from carbohydrates and frrom fats.

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Weight Loss Thanksgiving weight gain anyone? Nov 27 2009
20:28 (UTC)
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Original Post by mvpotler:

I lost weight yesterday, but only because I spent 1 hour working out before going to my parent's house and 1 hour working out after going to my parent's house, plus I filled up on raw veggies and water before dinner yesterday.  I'm down to my first goal of 130 now, and I've cleared one holiday hurdle safely!

 Hey do u love walking? coz i find fast-walking so easy to lose weight. All u need is a good comfortable clothes, comfortable pair of walking or running shoes, a good head-set radio and a watch.  And 1 hour of walking can burn 500 calories. I think walking burns more than bicycles.

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Weight Loss Thanksgiving weight gain anyone? Nov 27 2009
20:24 (UTC)
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Original Post by jetlee1222:

I was 127 yesterday, got on the scale this AM and BAM-129.8. I certainly didn't stick to my diet yesterday, but I honestly didn't eat too badly (except I split a piece of Coldstone Creamery ice cream cake with my best friend...eek!) and I pretty much had a small portion of a few things and only had one plate. Also, I was running around cleaning the house and helping my boyfriend cook ALL day. I am crossing my fingers that this is just my body adjusting itself after an unusually high caloric day. But no leftovers for me!! I am sticking to the lean turkey and beef tenderloin, but thats about it. Anyone else experience a similar increase post-Thanksgiving?

Hope you all had a great turkey day!

Hey u know what i did last night after my parents went to bed? I threw away half a butter cake, a whole pecan pie, a whole pumpkin pie, 2 big cans of danish butter cookies (The european butter cookies that are packaged in cans), and some chocolates.  Today in the morning my parents asked me where is the cake, the pecan pie, the danish cookies and the pumpkin pie.  I told my parents that i ate all those desserts last night, because they would get real mad at me if i told them that i threw all that food away !!

I just had to throw away all that fattening food.  And i think i will keep throwing away fattening foods here.  coz i am in this war and revolution against fattening foods.  i don't wanna be tempted by those foods again haha

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Weight Loss Anybody here binged on thanksgiving dinner today? Nov 27 2009
18:49 (UTC)
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Original Post by xaetherx:

Wow, maybe I didn't do so bad, after all!  I finally got the courage to enter in my calories, and I was just under 3,000.

I think that's because besides for my nutra grain waffles, that meal was the only thing I ate!  

I'm about to step into the madness of shopping today.  I get the feeling the stress from being out will burn more calories than the actual walking.

 Hey u know what i did last night after my parents went to bed? I threw away half a cake, a whole pecan pie, a whole pumpkin pie, 2 big cans of danish butter cookies, and some chocolates.  Today i told my parents that i ate it last night.  I just had to throw away all that fattening food.  And i think i will keep throwing away fattening foods here.  coz i am in this war and revolution against fattening foods.  i don't wanna be tempted by those foods again haha

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Weight Loss Anybody here binged on thanksgiving dinner today? Nov 27 2009
18:47 (UTC)
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Original Post by staps065:

Like many it seems, had two Thanksgiving dinners; one with family and the second with friends since some family had to work Thursday.

CC estimated I had over 5K of calories Wednesday (211 Grams of Fat!) and around 4300 calories Thursday with 167 Grams of fat.

I did try to pre-burn my meals; Wednesday did just under 900 calaories on the elliptical and just over 950 yesterday between elliptical, abs workout and some mall walking early this AM.

Back on the wagon as best I can today! Still lots of goodies I have to resist. But, "No Gin son, not a drop". "Oh, Dad!". :-)

 

 Wow, 10,000 calories in 2 days is about 3 extra pounds gained.  I ate about 6000 calories last night in my thanksgiving dinner.  And i felt so bad today that i already walked 65 minutes today in the morning to start burning those 6000 extra calories i had last night in the thanksgiving gluttony.  Today in the afternoon, i will go for another 25 or 30 minutes of walking, and then do 20 minutes on my stationary bike.  I know tomorrow i will wake up in pain around my legs and back and real, real tired and hurt (But that's the price u gotta pay when u binge-eat and want to lose the weight u gained, in the big binge)

To tell you the truth, i despise so much the thanksgiving holidays all the way to the christmas holidays, because i have a slow metabolism, and around this time of the year there are just too many strong temptations.  and i am human not a superman, which means that its real uncomfortable for me to stay away from all the cakes, pies, chocolates and goodies of this time of the year. Another problem for me is the weather, the cold weather which is even more evil for people who depend on walking outdoors and exercising.

I think i won't celebrate christmas day with my family, i will stay alone and away from food

I just want this December month to pass real fast, i hate christmas so much because of the fattening holiday foods.

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Weight Loss Anybody here binged on thanksgiving dinner today? Nov 27 2009
17:05 (UTC)
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Original Post by ohyum:

I estimated that I ate about 4,600 calories yesterday (Thanksgiving) - Ha! (See details at: http://caloriecount.about.com/little-thanksgi ving-piggy-ft157715).

 Hello, i had the original goal yesterday of just eating about 1200 calories (30 ounces of cooked turkey).  And that was it, i washed my hands, drank some coffee and went to the computer to surf the internet and just kill time.  But after a while i got bored and i just served myself in a big plate some cake, some pumpkin-pie, and some Royal Dansks danish butter cookies (one of those european butter cookies that are packaged in cans)

Damn, i blew it, i think i must have eaten like 6000 calories in total.   But today i re-start my diet. i think i won't celebrate this christmas with food this year.  To hell with the excess of food which is dumb, it only destroys the body and kills all the efforts of working out.

Take care

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Weight Loss Did you go a little overboard on your Turkey Day feast? Feeling a little guilty? Click here!!! Nov 27 2009
05:52 (UTC)
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yeah but look !! We got another evil day coming up which is christmas eve and christmas holiday dinners.  That means being really, really, really strong in order not to binge.  I think i will pray to God and concentrate a lot on having a strong will power in order not to binge on that day.  But i will increase the amount of exercise i do, and lower my calories for this month.  It is good that i have cooked diet foods in my refrigerator for 10 days. I even bought 3 bottles of egg-beaters today for my low-carb, low-fat, low calorie diet.

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Weight Loss Anybody here binged on thanksgiving dinner today? Nov 27 2009
04:09 (UTC)
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Original Post by xaetherx:

Yeah, I had two Thanksgivings in a row, and didn't do so well!

The only thing I did hold back on was the alcohol.  Which in some way was a win?

Also, did anyone find your stomachs just aren't big enough to binge on the dinner, then dessert??  That surprised me!

 wow, 2 thanksgiving in a row? What do u mean? u mean that u went to one house and ate a thanksgiving dinner and then, went to another place and ate a second thanksgiving meal?   Well i was trying at first not to binge, not to break my diet.  I was planning really to have about some turkey and nothing else.  But then i got tempted to grab some cake, danish cookies and pumpkin pie and thats what really blew it (The desserts)

So i am planning to over-exercise for about 1 month in order to burn the 6,000 calories extras i had today.  I think i had about between 5 000 to 6500 extra calories. (I had half a Duncan Hines cake 1500 calories, some danish butter cookies, and some pumpkin-pie)

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Weight Loss Any remedies for bloating? Nov 27 2009
04:02 (UTC)
Original Post by dereno:

Hey does anybody have some real good remedies for PMS bloating? I usually take midol menstrual complete, but my mom got me the wrong kind..just regular midol (it does help with cramps though). I already had 2 cups of green tea today and some coffee but that hasn't helped at all...just made it worse :(   now I'm holding in SO much water I just feel like a big puff ball! (I was 146 now I'm 150+)    not to mention the 2 days before my period (which I just got today) I PACKED on the sodium (and went over on my calories..but thats okay)... so shame on me :(  

 

so anybody got any good secrets to help me? Sealed

The best remedy for puffyness, bloating, facial-swelling, and a bloated look specially around your nose and face of water and liquid retention is to try a low-carb, diet,  a diet based on lean proteins, moderate in fats, and with about 20 to 30 grams of carbohydrates from green-vegetables such as brocoli and green cabbage.  And also fast-walking is great to lower bloating.  Because you see sitting in the computer the whole day, or watching TV leads many people to bloating.

But remember try to follow a diet without starchy carbohydrates such as potatoes, breads (all breads white and brown), all grains, all sugars.  Don't listen to people who say that you need grains and a lot of carbohydrates.  The high-carbohydrate diet has been debunked, it cannot work, it doesn't work.

Besides your body can get all the energie it needs from fats and proteins if it doesn't have enough carbohydrates.  So like i said, eat a breakfast of protein, like a couple of eggs, or 5 egg whites with 4ounces of turkey ham.  For lunch have some chicken, turkey or red-meat, with some green vegetables.  And for dinner have a whey protein shake, or a piece of chicken, tuna, turkey or fish with salad.

Take care

 

 

 

Weight Loss Do you think low carb diets work? Oct 27 2009
21:50 (UTC)
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Original Post by alexandragr1987:

Hi!

Ive stared a low carb diet because i want to loose 5 kg by march and ive heard you do loose a lot of weight with these types of diets...i have 3 friends who are fitness instructors and athletes and they swear by these types of diets and have been eating low carbs for years now!!!they are always energetic,healthy and never bloated but ive heard that once you stop obiding by a low carb diet then you pile the weight on back again very fast....Is this true?Has anyone experienced this after a low carb diet? I usually eat healthy anyway, never drink soda or eat ready made meals and always use unrefined sugars and salts but im a sucker for potatoes and im scarred that after ive shed the weight that i will put it back on by adding potatoes into my diet again!

 

 Yes they do !! Low carb diets are the real deal. In fact most celebrities like Jessica Alba, Jennifer Lopez, Scarlett Johansen, etc follow strict low-carb diets, even zero carb diets.  The less carbohydrates you eat, the better you will look. Because carbohydrate intake increases insulin-levels and the more insulin your body produces, the fatter you get. Because insulin in the body leads to water-retention and fat-storage, it is also labeled as the monster-hormone.

By the same token, the more protein you eat the more glucagon-levels your body produces. And glucagon has the opposite effect of insulin.  Glucagon is a fat burning hormone.  So high protein, low-carb diets make you: burn fat, look better and lose weight.

That's why body-builders who are trying to lose fat and weight follow low-carb diets !

So yes get out of the regular high-carb, low calorie diets, and get into the low-carb lifestyle, because it is the real deal for weight loss !!

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Weight Loss Skip workout - eat less Oct 26 2009
20:12 (UTC)
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Original Post by healthisinplease:

Is it ok to skip a workout if you just eat a lot less than normal? PMS has caused me to not feel like leaving the house. If i go only 3 times a week, but eat considerably less on those days i skip, wont it just even itself out?

Hello, what kind of exercise do you do? Do you work out at a gym or outside like walking, jogging or riding a bicycle?  Because i own a home gym in my house, because to me it's a lot easier to work out at home than in a commercial gym.  Another thing is that if you walk, or jog around your house i agree with the way you feel. 

Some days we just hate to exercise outdoors where everybody can bother us, you know how much we hate that social interaction thing some days.

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Weight Loss Can't stop eating Oct 26 2009
00:20 (UTC)
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Original Post by beerslinger:

It feels like I can't stop eating .

I started off the day eating healthy, but felt like I was hungry all day until I started making stupid choices... Here's how my day went so far

5:15 am - breakfast

3 eggs scrambled with 2 pieces 60% w/w toast with 2 tblspns cream cheese

1 cup coffee with 1/2 tsp. sugar and 1 tsp coffeemate

7:00 Coffee, 1/2 tsp sugar, 2 tblspn canned milk.  Feeling hungry but know I just ate a little while ago.

8:00 Coffee 1/2 tsp sugar, 2 tblspn canned milk.  Very hungry, can't stop thinking about eating.

9:30 snack/brunch.  3 cups spinach salad which had green/yellow/red peppers baby tomatoes, and sliced mushrooms, topped with some smoked herring for fats and protien.

10:30 small gala apple  still hungry

11:30  3/4 cup brown rice 1 1/4 cup homemade vegetable chili

2:00 2 little packages of kraft peanut butter about a tablespoon each I think.

4:00 hungry again, have 8 saltine crackers with 2 tablespoons peanut butter again.

 

All this and it's only 5:30 and time for dinner because I'm hungry again.  I'm constantly feeling like I have to stuff my face, and feeling ashamed because of it.  When I'm not eating I feel like I'm constantly thinking about what I can eat for the next meal.  All this morning my brain was going hmmm... salad and fish, or salad and almonds, or salad and apple, or apple and fish, or apple and almonds... over and over it feels like I'm in a constant spiral.  I've been doing really good so far, dropping 10 pounds in a month, but for some reason I can't stop thinking about eatting. 

I've been making sure to keep up with the water as well, knowing that sometimes you confuse thirst with hunger. 

Has anyone else gone through this, and how did you handle it/distract yourself?

 

 Hello my friend: how are you? It seems like you have a diet high in carbohydrates and too low in proteins.  I think that the best diet to lose weight, to control hunger and to feel full all day is the high-protein, low-carb diet.

This is what i eat and i feel full all day:

BREAKFAST:

A protein-pancake made with: 1/2 cup of egg-beaters, 4 egg-whites, 1 scoop of whey protein powder.

LUNCH: 10 oz of baked-chicken, or baked-turkey. cooked green vegetables (green-cabbage, brocoli)

DINNER: A protein-pancake made with: 1/2 cup of egg-beaters, 4 egg-whites, 2 to 3 scoops of whey protein powder.

SNACK IF HUNGRY BEFORE DINNER: some cold chicken, a couple of teaspoons of parmessan kraft cheese.

 

HOPE YOU CAN DO THIS DIET, ITS PRETTY GOOD, YOU GOTTA BUY WHEY PROTEIN POWDER. BUY THE BODY FORTRESS WHEY PROTEIN POWDER AT WAL-MART WHICH IS PRETTY LOW IN PRICE. BUY EGG-BEATERS AND A LOT OF EGGS AND AN EGG-SEPARATOR.

 

Health & Support Dealing with Complusive Eating...Any tips? Oct 21 2009
03:16 (UTC)
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Original Post by nardz4:

I have to admit that I am a compulsive eater or a food addict. I go through stages of bingeing until I am over full and I constantly think about food. Sometimes I can hold off the craving to eat and it disappears but it always comes back and bites me in the butt and I have a binge sometimes when I'm not even hungry, afterwards I feel guilty. Somehow I have managed to maintain my weight because I exercise a lot to make up for these times, usually happens once or twice a week. I have a "day off" each week hoping it would help, sometimes it does, other times it doesn't.

I really want to work through this and get rid of it for good. I can't really afford to see a psychiatrist which people say I should do (I do want to), but has anyone else had this problem? Have you worked through it? Any tips on things I could do? I have tried to distract myself with other things, I've tried exercising instead. I have affirmations stuck up around my place to try help but I keep doing it (mind you a little less than I used to, so I know I am going something right!)

Any ideas welcome :)

 

Hi, i think you need a high protein, low-carb diet, these are the best diets to keep you full all day.  They are based on proteins like whey protein powder, egg-whites, egg-beaters, tuna-fish, chicken, turkey, turkey-ham, etc. and very little carbs from green vegetables like green cabbage, brocoli, spinach.

 

 

Weight Loss help, i'm binging all day long... Oct 20 2009
16:14 (UTC)
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Original Post by geisha209:

everytime i binge in the morning, i end up binging throughou the day. does anyone have this problem?

Hello, i am a former binge-eater, but i haven't binged in a long time.  By the way be a bit more specific, on the amount of food you have in the day, and on what kind of foods do you binge on? i mean do you eat a whole box of cookies and then a whole cake?

Binge-eating on the whole day can make you ingest a lot of calories, even 20,000 calories.  That is a mental-disorder and you must correct it as soon as possible by yourself, and if you can't by yourself try to see a psychiatrist or psychologist.

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Weight Loss Am I Eating Right? Oct 19 2009
05:41 (UTC)
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Original Post by missrawr18:

my name is nadia and i'm fourteen years old, female,5 foot 4, medium (leaning toward large) frame, and 137 pounds. my goal weight is 130 pounds. I'm trying to figure out how my body works. people keep on telling me that the burn meter on calorie count doesn't work for people under 21, and i've gone on other websites and am still not sure how much i should eat everyday. I go to school everyday and go up and down stairs a couple times a day and often i end up walking outside after lunch for about 5-10 minutes. At home I am pretty sedentary except when I am making my dinner or going to the bathroom. My average daily calorie intake is 1400. Can someone help me figure how much I burn everyday. By the way does "activity" or being "active" count as the regular events in a day or extra stuff, and does walking count? Please help!! Also what do you think of my current eating habits based on the following;

This is what I ate today:

Breakfast- oatmeal and coffee= 161

Lunch- tomato sandwhich and apple= 169 

Dinner- stuffed peppers and pita bread with hummus= 725

Snacks Throughout The Day- 1 plum, 1 whole red pepper, 5 baby carrots,1 nectarine, 2 strawberries= 141

Dessert- banana,apple, and a peach=158

TOTAL= 1353

You are not gonna get a hard low-fat body with that diet, you need more protein, and less carbohydrates.  Increase your protein intake like chicken, egg-whites, egg-beaters, tuna, turkey, whey-protein. these are good sources of protein.  You eat too much fruit at night. fruits increase insulin levels and elevated insulin levels will increase fat storage.  Have a piece of chicken at night with green salad or something like that, and some ham or egg-whites for snacks

 

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Weight Loss Bloating---any tips? Oct 19 2009
05:34 (UTC)
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Original Post by risza:

Original Post by binge_eater:

The best solution for you is to follow a diet high in protein and real low in carbohydrates.

 How exactlylow-carb ? and to what percentage of protein?

 Hello, sorry for the delay in answering. Well like i said in my last post.  You can have a breakfast high in protein like scrambled egg-whites, with turkey ham and fat-free cheese.  For lunch some green vegetables and Tuna or chicken and for dinner a whey protein shake and a fruit later as snack or a couple of nuts or a couple of slices of low-fat ham. or nuts

I hope this helps

Weight Loss Bloating---any tips? Oct 18 2009
17:00 (UTC)
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Original Post by fluffymonkeyem:

Last Night I became very very bloated. It was probably because I had a ton of salt in my soup(it was salty to begin with!). So, I look and feel like I've gained five pounds. I my tummy feels distended, and I don't feel good. I took two pamprin, and I hope that will help.

 

does anyone have any tips? advice? how do I make it go away? I try not to add extra salt, but this time I did, and look what happened.

Hello, the excess of bloating, water-retention and puffy appearance after a meal, or after some foods that you might have eaten, is not really caused by high salt intake.  But you might be carbohydrate-sentitive.  I mean sensitive to eating large amounts of carbohydrates, specially starchy-carbohydrates.  So from my personal own experience about water-retention, puffy appearance and bloatingness.  The best solution for you is to follow a diet high in protein and real low in carbohydrates.

You can eat a breakfast high in protein like egg-beaters scrambled with turkey-ham andcheese.  For lunch you might have some green-vegetables like brocoli, cabbage, spinach and most vegetables that are green in color.  And for dinner you might have a protein shake, and a couple of fruits as snacks.

Hope this tip well help you

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Foods Who here loves egg-whites and has an egg-separator at home? Oct 17 2009
21:03 (UTC)
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Hello: I don't understand why most supermarkets sell so many kitchen gadgets and kitchen tools but don't have the egg-separator.  Which is a small gadget that bakers and chefs use often. I had to buy it from the online Sears website. I called Sears and Target stores and they didn't sell them in the store. I had to go to their website to buy it.  And if you think about it the egg-seperator is such a good tool.  Specially because egg are not so expensive, and with 5 dollars u can buy a lot of eggs.  People can also make omelets with 3 egg-whites and 2 yolks or 4 egg-whites and 1 yolk.

Egg whites are also good for sweet low calorie desserts

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Foods Too much fruit? Oct 14 2009
19:00 (UTC)
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Original Post by floggingsully:

Original Post by yvonneoc:

I just finished eating eight kiwis.....is that healthy? As soon as I put one down i just had to pick up another! How is that going to affect my diet and calories now?

 Nobody is going to be able to give you a good answer about whether or not eating a bunch of a single fruit is 'healthy'.  Do kiwis have lots of healthy vitamins and nutrients? yup, would you be healthy if you ate nothing but kiwis? nope.

You need to look at your entire diet, everything you ate today, yesterday, this week, this month, etc instead of worrying about single food items.

Nobody here can tell you how it's goint to affect your diet because we don't know what your diet consists of.  It's going to affect your calories by increasing your calorie total for today by however many calories are in 8 kiwis. 

Original Post by binge_eater:

The key to weight loss is controlling the amount of carbohydrates we eat in the whole day.

It doesn't matter how many times you keep repeating the same BS, it's just as wrong now as it was the last time, or the time before that.

The key to weightloss is consuming fewer calories than you burn.  Simple physics.

Nobody has ever gotten fat from eating fruit. 

 Low-carb dieting sounds like BS to you because you are ignorant about the physiological process and how our hormones work in order to lose weight efficiently.  But i don't care about you, you can get fat if you want.   But if you were well-read like me, maybe you would take my advice.  But go ahead keep induling yourself in rice, pancakes, bread and white potatoes.  You will look like Jessica Alba indeed !!

Read a couple of books on insulin and carbohydrates. Book-reading won't bite you :-)

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Foods Too much fruit? Oct 14 2009
18:13 (UTC)
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Original Post by yvonneoc:

I just finished eating eight kiwis.....is that healthy? As soon as I put one down i just had to pick up another! How is that going to affect my diet and calories now?

Too much fruit is bad !! Fruits have carbohydrates and the more carbohydrates you eat the higher your insulin-levels will be, and the higher your insulin levels the more fat-storage and the more water-retention.  So control your cravings for fruit.  The key to weight loss is controlling the amount of carbohydrates we eat in the whole day.

Yes you can eat kiwis and apples but only a couple of them a day, try to get most of your calories from protein

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Weight Loss Do you people hate walking or jogging outside around your house? Or do you prefer a treadmill? Oct 13 2009
19:39 (UTC)
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Original Post by amethystgirl:

This is getting quite repetitive.

 How controlling and dictatorial you sound.  Asking the same question many times is not a crime.

Weight Loss What are some non-tv related things you do at night? Oct 12 2009
21:13 (UTC)
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Original Post by 5togo:

Growing up, my parents always watched tv at night and considered it what you do after dinner to spend time together.  My husband and I have fallen into the same pattern.  A little tv is fine, but I've been feeling like it's getting excessive and I'd like to do more active things.  Not to mention the fact that sitting on the couch all night watching tv also leads to indiscriminate snacking.  So, any suggestions? 

Hey i forgot, why don't you get into political forums.  The financial-oligarchies of this country are destroying it and the country needs more worried people, into political activism in order to save it. 

Another thing you can do is to watch soap operas at night, you can record soap-operas in the day and watch them at night.  The good thing about soap-operas is that they follow a sequence and take you into another world, so that can kill boredom at night. Another benefit about soap-operas is that most of their stars are in pretty good shape which can be like a role motivation model for your exercising and diet program

I hope these tips help, take care ;-)

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Foods Gross Halloween Candy Oct 12 2009
21:00 (UTC)
Original Post by hotrebeccainmesa:

Anybody remember those disgusting black and orange wrapped peanut butter candy thingies?

When my sister and I were younger we'd get so grossed out when we got those trick-or-treating...

What Halloween candy do you think is yucky?

I love all candies, sweets and desserts. The problem is not their taste, because i think that most candies like kisses, fig-bars, snicker bars and chocolate malted-balls taste real good,  the big problem is that they are too addictive, like a drug and of course their calories

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Weight Loss Hey people: Halloween, thanksgiving and christmas are a threat for us !! Oct 12 2009
20:55 (UTC)
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Original Post by mperic81:

Original Post by binge_eater:

I'm not telling people to stay away from celebrations, what i am saying is that we should control the amount of food we put on our plates in the holidays coming up.  I mean we could still eat some cheesecake and pecanpies but a short piece.

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 Actually in other posts you did mention that you think holidays are conspiracies to make us fat and ugly...something like that. Nice blog,  btw...not.

go to my blogger, there are lots of tips on weight-loss, but i can't post my bloger here coz they dont let u post internet URLs in this forum

 

take care

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Foods are potatoes good to eat? Oct 12 2009
20:43 (UTC)
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Original Post by pavlovcat:

Original Post by binge_eater:

Original Post by fluffymonkeyem:

I don't eat potatoes very often, but we picked up a bag at the store recently. I don't know why, but I feel guilty having one. I had one last week. heated it up in the microwave, mashed it a little bit with skin and all on the plate, added a little bit of light salt and pepper and  half a table spoon of butter. I ate it with other veggies for dinner.

I don't know why i'm looking for reassurance, but potatoes are healthy right? Very carb loaded, but okay if I eat once a week?

 

 No !! they are not good !! stay away from potatoes !! Potatoes and most starchy-carbohydrates increase insulin-levels, and elevated insulin-levels increase fat-storage, water-retention and weight gain.  So if you wanna lose weight fast, high protein diet, along with green vegetables like brocoli, and green cabbage and maybe 1 apple a day is the way to go if you want to lose weight efficiently.

So again if you want to lose weight get your protein from these sources: Chicken, egg-beaters, whey-protein, fish, egg-whites, 1% milk, turkey, turkey ham

And your carbohydrates from these sources: green-cabbage, broccoli, brussel sprouts, green-salads and 1 or 2 apples a day.  But stay away from starchy-carbohydrates like white and brown breads, potatoes, pasta, rice, cakes, cookies, plaintains, and all foods made with flour

Hope this tip helps u in your quest for weight loss

 *stares*

*blinks*

*blinks again*

Huh.

Anywho, potatoes with the skin left on are very nutritious.  As long as you're within your calorie allotment for the day, you're fine.

 Listen to my advice please: I am an expert on fat-loss, i am a member of Protein Power bloggers, and bodybuilding forums. And the way to go lose fat, lose weight fast and look like a celebrity model, is low-carb or even no-carb at all.  In fact most of the celebrities like Jessica Alba, Scarlett Johansen, Enrique Iglesias and Shakira is following a strict low-carb diet, and even zero carbs on some days.  They do eat carbohydrates of course, but the sources of carbohydates of thin celebrities are brocoli, green-cabbage, green-salads and a couple of fruits a day low in glycemic index (G.I) such as maybe 1 apple a day, a couple of oranges, or 1 peach.

I am not trolling lying or decieving anybody. From my own personal evidence on fat-loss, i look a lot better i lose a lot weight faster and my muscles look better and more in shape, on the days i eat really low in carbs, and higher in low-fat proteins lik chicken-breasts, egg-whites, egg-beaters, whey-protein powder, etc.

Hope you guys take my adivice, take care

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Weight Loss Hey people: Halloween, thanksgiving and christmas are a threat for us !! Oct 12 2009
20:30 (UTC)
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Original Post by mperic81:

Original Post by binge_eater:

I'm not telling people to stay away from celebrations, what i am saying is that we should control the amount of food we put on our plates in the holidays coming up.  I mean we could still eat some cheesecake and pecanpies but a short piece.

.

 Actually in other posts you did mention that you think holidays are conspiracies to make us fat and ugly...something like that. Nice blog,  btw...not.

 haha, i was only joking, but last christmas i ate a whole tres leches cake, damn it was so good, haha. 

Well, i think that we can when the thanksgiving and christmas holiday dinners arrive, i think that we can still have some of the same food that other people will be eating like potatoe salad, ham, stuffed-turkey, bread, and pie, in small or moderate amount, without stuffing ourselves.

Take care

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Weight Loss Hey people: Halloween, thanksgiving and christmas are a threat for us !! Oct 12 2009
19:39 (UTC)
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Original Post by jamers23:

Halloween won't be a threat to me, we always have a tupperware thing full of candy from the kiddies that I have no problem resisting. My weakness is gourmet chocolate. Nor will Thanksgiving or Xmas be a big deal I think since I have to deal with similar temptations regularly anyway (fiancee cooking or bringing home junk since he's not on a diet plan like me) and am kind of used to handling it. If I have something "non-ideal" it's usually in moderation like other ppl have mentioned.

 Hello, well, any big binge of around 3000 to 10,000 calories extras in a night of crazy eating like an all you can buffet, or the christmas holiday dinner with our families can have a total of between 3000 to 10,000 extra calories, and that's why i warn people to be strong, and resist the temptations to over-eat and forget about their weight loss program.

I'm not telling people to stay away from celebrations, what i am saying is that we should control the amount of food we put on our plates in the holidays coming up.  I mean we could still eat some cheesecake and pecanpies but a short piece.

So the real problem is not the kind of food we eat, but the amount of it.  So we should still control food portions even if we are in a party or cheating.

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Foods are potatoes good to eat? Oct 12 2009
19:28 (UTC)
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Original Post by fluffymonkeyem:

I don't eat potatoes very often, but we picked up a bag at the store recently. I don't know why, but I feel guilty having one. I had one last week. heated it up in the microwave, mashed it a little bit with skin and all on the plate, added a little bit of light salt and pepper and  half a table spoon of butter. I ate it with other veggies for dinner.

I don't know why i'm looking for reassurance, but potatoes are healthy right? Very carb loaded, but okay if I eat once a week?

 

 No !! they are not good !! stay away from potatoes !! Potatoes and most starchy-carbohydrates increase insulin-levels, and elevated insulin-levels increase fat-storage, water-retention and weight gain.  So if you wanna lose weight fast, high protein diet, along with green vegetables like brocoli, and green cabbage and maybe 1 apple a day is the way to go if you want to lose weight efficiently.

So again if you want to lose weight get your protein from these sources: Chicken, egg-beaters, whey-protein, fish, egg-whites, 1% milk, turkey, turkey ham

And your carbohydrates from these sources: green-cabbage, broccoli, brussel sprouts, green-salads and 1 or 2 apples a day.  But stay away from starchy-carbohydrates like white and brown breads, potatoes, pasta, rice, cakes, cookies, plaintains, and all foods made with flour

Hope this tip helps u in your quest for weight loss

Weight Loss What are some non-tv related things you do at night? Oct 12 2009
19:03 (UTC)
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Original Post by 5togo:

Growing up, my parents always watched tv at night and considered it what you do after dinner to spend time together.  My husband and I have fallen into the same pattern.  A little tv is fine, but I've been feeling like it's getting excessive and I'd like to do more active things.  Not to mention the fact that sitting on the couch all night watching tv also leads to indiscriminate snacking.  So, any suggestions? 

Reading books, book-reading is one of the best pastimes.  Another thing you could do is read alternative news bloggers and websites.  Hope this tip helps :-)

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