Doing it wrong??

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  • SueInAz
    SueInAz Posts: 6,592 Member
    Headache is also a known side effect of Hydroxycut. It is questionable to use and even since its re formulation has been linked to serious side effects.

    I didn't know that. Well I drank my last one today. So maybe I will find a safer alternative.
    Save your money. Focus on a calorie deficit and you shouldn't have to spend money on weight loss products that either aren't safe or don't really work. :smile:
  • tiffnkailey
    tiffnkailey Posts: 150 Member
    Is it ok to eat alot of protein? I'm over like 11 grams.

    Well I went to the store, I bought Celery, dozen eggs, Naked "Green machine" smoothie drink, 2 little snack packs one is carrots/celery/hummus, and the other is cheese/apples/caramel. and carrots, two smart ones meals.
    The rest was for my daughter milk, juice boxes, colby jack cheese, and one little can of vienna sausages.

    That was $30 bucks. I eyed some of the other things, berries (my daughter said no), spinach (I thought it was to expensive), rotisserie chicken (my daughter said yuk). lol.

    Luckily we have a lot of can food left, so I will try to incorporate those into some of the new foods I got. Hopefully I can go shopping again in four or five days.

    So for dinner tonight I plan to eat 2 eggs with colby jack cheese, and celery with a little peanut butter on it. I know that's a random dinner. But it sounds kinda yummy to me. lol.
  • Sumiblue
    Sumiblue Posts: 1,597 Member
    Sounds fine to me. I eat eggs a lot. Poached eggs are great and have no extra calories from cooking fat, can be served over toast, lentils, beans, etc. put a little cheese on top, delicious. Frittatas are also good and you can put any veggies you like. I use frozen spinach a lot because it's cheap and cooks quickly. I used to make a soup with canned broth, tomatoes and frozen spinach. Throw some cheese tortellini in to make it a meal, serve with parmesan cheese.
  • tiffnkailey
    tiffnkailey Posts: 150 Member
    The eggs worked out great. I even made one for my daughter. 2 eggs, and some cheese. She liked it too. She snubbed her nose at the celery and peanut butter. lol.
  • SueInAz
    SueInAz Posts: 6,592 Member
    MFP's protein goal is pretty low, so it's certainly fine to go over it. I actually changed my goals to allow for more protein and less carbs.

    I think your dinner sounds just fine. :) My mom used to make us "Ants on a Log" when I was a kid. Celery filled with peanut butter and a line of raisins on top of the peanut butter. We all loved it.

    I'm on a mission to use everything in my pantry and freezer right now. I cleaned them out and organized them while I was on break from work and school between Christmas and New Year's Day. Using what you already have is a very good idea.