Clean Eating DOES make a difference

musicmint

after clean eating AND working out ...13lb loss

Prismapencils

Nice. You look completely different. How clean are we talking? I'm kind've feeling badly for eating 1/4 of a donut. Also, what kind've workouts do you do?

trickyfoxster710

wow nice results! processed foods make you body hold on to far too many toxins!

leroyizzy

I had very similar results! I stopped eating almost all processed foods in January and 12lbs came off without even incorporating exercise. I am now down about 15 with counting calories and exercise.
The weight loss is a really great benefit the nothing compares to the energy I have gained, lack of tummy problems, no more acid-reflux and my skin looks amaze-balls!
You look great BTW!
Nice work

musicmint

To those who are wondering:

My typical day will look like this:

Breakfast:
Luna Protein bar
Apple

snack: avacado/ some other random veggies like cauliflower or broccoli steamed

Lunch: Spinach 2 cups with chicken breast hard boiled eggs (2) and olives

snack: pop chips all natural (my little cheat snack so I dont binge)

willpower

Dinner:
I cup of kale 1 cup of frozen blueberries 1 banana

snack: watermelon is good to much on because it is low low cal

Barbellerella

after clean eating AND working out ...13lb loss

And how do you know eating in a caloric deficit with "non clean" foods AND working out wouldn't produce the same results?

Great job on your progress either way.

lizzzylou

I'm sorry, i dont understand....how is this clean?

KissMeImShtFaced

I'm sorry, i dont understand....how is this clean?

It's been dipped in bleach.

escloflowneCHANGED

Good work but I could post my results and say " After dirty eating AND working out...91lb loss"

Mario_Az

Clean Eating don't you dare say that word LOL no you will love all that junk food but in all seriousness great job that is awesome do what works for you and what is getting you results.

PepperWorm

after clean eating AND working out ...13lb loss

And how do you know eating in a caloric deficit with "non clean" foods AND working out wouldn't produce the same results?

Great job on your progress either way.

QFT.

_AllieCat_

Eating clean doesn't always equal weight loss. You consumed fewer calories than you burned so you lost weight. That's what worked.

Eating healthy, whole foods is good for your health and body composition to a certain point. Attributing all you success to a clean diet isn't correct.

lizzzylou

after clean eating AND working out ...13lb loss

And how do you know eating in a caloric deficit with "non clean" foods AND working out wouldn't produce the same results?

Great job on your progress either way.

aaaaand this correlation doesnt mean causation....

EatClean_WashUrNuts

makes me want to ensure I wash my nuts now.

lizzzylou

Also, congrats! you body look fabulous!!! :flowerforyou:

TyTy76

after clean eating AND working out ...13lb loss

And how do you know eating in a caloric deficit with "non clean" foods AND working out wouldn't produce the same results?

Great job on your progress either way.

JillianLH

great job on the loss!
but how are protein bars and pop chips eating clean???
Also are you hitting you calories goal with eating this little?

Alex_is_Hawks

Dirty dog eating + exercise = 156 pound loss.

BOOM

CyberEd312

after clean eating AND working out ...13lb loss

And how do you know eating in a caloric deficit with "non clean" foods AND working out wouldn't produce the same results?

Great job on your progress either way.

QFT wondering the same thing........ and Great job on your progress OP but your results can be obtained with a calorie deficit but I don't categorize food as clean or dirty...... Best of Luck

darkguardian419

I wash all of the food that I can...

I still haven't figured out how to clean my macaroni and cheese though... that always ends badly.

Does this mean that I'm eating "mostly" clean?

lizsmith1976

Yeah, I don't know many people who eat clean and would agree that Luna is clean... The chips certainly aren't.

I don't eat "clean" so I don't care.

Looking at your typical day and what you eat, I would say that you lost weight because you massively restricted calories. That's a whole day of food?! That can't be more than 1,000 calories. Your dinner is IMHO not dinner. It's barely a snack. You can't be getting more than 40-50 grams of protein either. I'd not be able to continue training if I only ate that.