Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Diet. Exercise for health diet for fat loss.
This is the truth!!!
I have always been a great exerciser. But when it was time for me to lose weight, I had to completely change my diet. What worked for me was weight watchers. Really paying attention to what I put in my body and that's when I realized where I could cut things out. First week of weight watchers. I ate normally but entered everything into the app so I could track points for each meal. Then the second week I've made slight modifications to my diet to reduce the number of points eaten. And what a difference it made! For example, before weight watchers, I would add milk to my scrambled eggs and put butter in the pan. After weight watchers, I scrambled plain eggs with a little bit of nonstick spray instead of butter. Changed my bread from white bread to 15 grain bread. Just changes like that. So I continue to eat but just changed what I ate. I lost 20 pounds. But the key was I changed my diet.
Do adults still eat white bread, outside of a piece of sourdough at a restaurant once in a while?
Yes.
I LOVE bread and very lean.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Diet. Exercise for health diet for fat loss.
This is the truth!!!
I have always been a great exerciser. But when it was time for me to lose weight, I had to completely change my diet. What worked for me was weight watchers. Really paying attention to what I put in my body and that's when I realized where I could cut things out. First week of weight watchers. I ate normally but entered everything into the app so I could track points for each meal. Then the second week I've made slight modifications to my diet to reduce the number of points eaten. And what a difference it made! For example, before weight watchers, I would add milk to my scrambled eggs and put butter in the pan. After weight watchers, I scrambled plain eggs with a little bit of nonstick spray instead of butter. Changed my bread from white bread to 15 grain bread. Just changes like that. So I continue to eat but just changed what I ate. I lost 20 pounds. But the key was I changed my diet.
Do adults still eat white bread, outside of a piece of sourdough at a restaurant once in a while?
Yes.
I LOVE bread and very lean.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Diet. Exercise for health diet for fat loss.
This is the truth!!!
I have always been a great exerciser. But when it was time for me to lose weight, I had to completely change my diet. What worked for me was weight watchers. Really paying attention to what I put in my body and that's when I realized where I could cut things out. First week of weight watchers. I ate normally but entered everything into the app so I could track points for each meal. Then the second week I've made slight modifications to my diet to reduce the number of points eaten. And what a difference it made! For example, before weight watchers, I would add milk to my scrambled eggs and put butter in the pan. After weight watchers, I scrambled plain eggs with a little bit of nonstick spray instead of butter. Changed my bread from white bread to 15 grain bread. Just changes like that. So I continue to eat but just changed what I ate. I lost 20 pounds. But the key was I changed my diet.
Do adults still eat white bread, outside of a piece of sourdough at a restaurant once in a while?
Yes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go carnivore plus walking for 1 month. You will be amazed at how easy the weight comes off. No cheating though, you have to be strict
+1. I lost too much weight doing this. All your cravings disappear after about 2 weeks and somedays you forget to eat
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your expectation to be 138 is unreasonable and almost underweight.
If a healthy person wants to lose weight you have to literally starve yourself.
138 at 5'7 is mid range of normal. Sure, 148 is technically healthy, but 138 *looks* better.
Not to men.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your expectation to be 138 is unreasonable and almost underweight.
If a healthy person wants to lose weight you have to literally starve yourself.
138 at 5'7 is mid range of normal. Sure, 148 is technically healthy, but 138 *looks* better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Diet. Exercise for health diet for fat loss.
This is the truth!!!
I have always been a great exerciser. But when it was time for me to lose weight, I had to completely change my diet. What worked for me was weight watchers. Really paying attention to what I put in my body and that's when I realized where I could cut things out. First week of weight watchers. I ate normally but entered everything into the app so I could track points for each meal. Then the second week I've made slight modifications to my diet to reduce the number of points eaten. And what a difference it made! For example, before weight watchers, I would add milk to my scrambled eggs and put butter in the pan. After weight watchers, I scrambled plain eggs with a little bit of nonstick spray instead of butter. Changed my bread from white bread to 15 grain bread. Just changes like that. So I continue to eat but just changed what I ate. I lost 20 pounds. But the key was I changed my diet.
Do adults still eat white bread, outside of a piece of sourdough at a restaurant once in a while?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Diet. Exercise for health diet for fat loss.
This is the truth!!!
I have always been a great exerciser. But when it was time for me to lose weight, I had to completely change my diet. What worked for me was weight watchers. Really paying attention to what I put in my body and that's when I realized where I could cut things out. First week of weight watchers. I ate normally but entered everything into the app so I could track points for each meal. Then the second week I've made slight modifications to my diet to reduce the number of points eaten. And what a difference it made! For example, before weight watchers, I would add milk to my scrambled eggs and put butter in the pan. After weight watchers, I scrambled plain eggs with a little bit of nonstick spray instead of butter. Changed my bread from white bread to 15 grain bread. Just changes like that. So I continue to eat but just changed what I ate. I lost 20 pounds. But the key was I changed my diet.
Anonymous wrote:Go carnivore plus walking for 1 month. You will be amazed at how easy the weight comes off. No cheating though, you have to be strict
Anonymous wrote:Diet. Exercise for health diet for fat loss.
Anonymous wrote:FYI it will age you. Losing the vanity weight (going from heathy weight to a lower heathy weight) really ages your face. Your body will look great but you will look more gaunt in the face and everyone will ask if you lost weight.