| Forum | Topic | Date | Replies |
| New Members | wanting to eat healthy | Jul 16 2008 19:32 (UTC) |
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Yup. For years that was my issue. It was just easier to grab fast food or something else pre-made than to eat healthy. Honestly, it is a life change you have to have the willpower to make the life long commitment. I eat mostly vegetables now (not a fruit fan). Egg whites and beans for protein (not a meat fan either). I eat breakfast every morning and bought a microwave veggie steamer to bring to the office. They make 'steam in the bag' frozen veggies now too. They're super convenient and quite tasty if you find a brand you like. My turning point was a 'biggest loser' contest we had in my office. I was determined to win it. We started in January and it ended in Mid March. Initial weigh in I was 145 w/ a bmi of 26.5 (Im 5'4") I was very disheartened seeing that number on the scale. It made me more determined than ever to get healthy. I added weight training 2 days a week and cardio 2 -3 days a week. I am happy to say the plan has worked. I look and feel better than I ever have. I am 41 years old and I weigh 125. Less than I did in high school. I am determined to stay healthy and fit. I hope you're able to make the change and stick with it. |
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