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Anyone have any advice for dieting? Anyone tried a particular diet that has worked for them? And does anyone have any books to recommend? I have started doing a little research and the number of diets, strategies, books, etc is pretty overwhelming. Thanks, Beth
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RE: Looking for Dieting Advice
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Post By (Guest Post)
(01/13/2008)
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I LOVE WEIGHT WATCHERS!Points plan. I've lost 14lbs in 1 1/2 months, doing great. Also get a treadmill, it's easy especially if you are just starting. Also I love Womens Health Magazine. Good luck! Just saying you want to is a great start!
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Post By guest (Guest Post)
(01/08/2005)
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Well i recently started to cut down on sugar and white flour. it has only been a week but i feel healthier. another diet i tried was this
Morning: 1/2 grapefruit or 1 cup of grapefruit juice, 2 eggs 2 slices of bacon
Lunch: 1/2 grapefruit or 1 cup grapefruit juice, choice of meat (no flour on it), veggies (could be salad)
Dinner: 1/2 grapefruit or 1 cup grapefruit juice. choice of meat and salad or veggies
late night-1 cup skim milk or tomato juice
Do not eat potatoes or starchy vegetables, no sweets, caffeine will slow your weight loss, you will lose weight extrememly fast. the first four days you wont lose weight but on the fourth day you will lose four lbs. the problem is, like most low-carb diets, it is really hard to keep the weight off. you can eat as much as you want all day long as long as you only eat what you are allowed to. The more you eat the more you lose. the reason you lose weight is because you are eating nothing but fats and when you have two things colliding with eachother they cancel eachother out. fat against fat equals no fat.remember to only eat green veggies and no onions or fruit
RE: Looking for Dieting Advice
HI. When my husband left in March I vowed to lose the baby weight I was still carrying. I weighed 170 pounds and was a size 14, it's now AUgust and I weigh 109 pounds and am a size 0. I started easy by cutting out fast food and eating out. Then I switch from cokes to water. Coffee to green tea. I began walking first then built up to an exercise program and started a low-carb diet working gradually toward my ideal and here I am. I feel great, look great and have no complaints. Good luck
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Post By Terri (Guest Post)
(05/26/2004)
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I've talked to a dietician about what foods and how much to eat. If you can stick to changing your serving portions, that with exercise will do it. She also said with me living in the desert, I can't drink enough water. But said if I lived anywhere else and drank too much water, it could kill a person. Check with a health official where you live to see how much water you should consume daily when and while exercising. Better to be safe than sorry. Best of Luck towards your goals!
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Post By Hache (Guest Post)
(05/24/2004)
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I've recently spoken with my doctor about dieting. She said to join Weight Watchers and exercise. I just started and you'd be surprised how much just keeping a journal of what you eat helps. I'm still trying to get motivated on the exercise part though. Good luck!
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Post By Lisa Anderson (Guest Post)
(05/20/2004)
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I have found the weight watchers diet to be the easiest to follow. No special foods to buy, although I have started buying the reduced fat and /or sugar free items. I have lost 22# since March, and I feel great.
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Something I recently read and want to start for myself is to start with your water intake and exercise first, worry about the food as you go, but don't kill yourself trying to be faithful to a diet. When you are mentally ready you can then crack down on harsher standards for yourself if you chooose to do so.
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Post By Nancy Wall (Guest Post)
(05/20/2004)
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Beth, I have lost 50 pounds in 6 months with the following strategy. I have learned that "diets" do not work. Lifestyle changes do. Stop eating white flour and sugar. Cut your portion size by 1/3 and drink water every chance you get. Start moving more. Get a pedometer and aim for 10,000 steps daily. You can do this by taking one or two walks daily, walking in place while you talk on the phone or watch the news, for instance. You can do this. It has worked for me very well and it's a habit now. I don't even have to think about it. Good luck.
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