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ellenrose750
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So I work out pretty good eat pretty clean but white bread I can't seem to let it go. I don't eat it often 2x a week but will this really stop me from losing weight and toning?
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No. There is nothing wrong with white bread.. you could eat it every day at every meal, as long as you are within your calories you will lose the same amount of weight as you would without it.10
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No. Stop buying into media hype and diet scams. White bread is food, just like all the rest of it.
If you ate it so often or in such a quantity that it prevented you from staying within your calorie goal and/or maintaining a reasonably healthy/balanced diet, then I might say you should cut back. But otherwise... eat and enjoy.11 -
Specific foods do not cause you to gain weight, only a calorie surplus does11
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ellenrose750 wrote: »So I work out pretty good eat pretty clean but white bread I can't seem to let it go. I don't eat it often 2x a week but will this really stop me from losing weight and toning?
nope. not if it fits your calories and macros4 -
No. Stop buying into media hype and diet scams. White bread is food, just like all the rest of it.
If you ate it so often or in such a quantity that it prevented you from staying within your calorie goal and/or maintaining a reasonably healthy/balanced diet, then I might say you should cut back. But otherwise... eat and enjoy.
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Excess calories stop you losing weight and fat (which will stop you achieving a toned look). A single food can not be responsible for that... White bread is the only bread suitable for some situations (PB&J sandwiches, and chip butties for example...)3
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HellYeahItsKriss wrote: »No. There is nothing wrong with white bread.. you could eat it every day at every meal, as long as you are within your calories you will lose the same amount of weight as you would without it.
Thank you for the reply x0 -
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Excess calories stop you losing weight and fat (which will stop you achieving a toned look). A single food can not be responsible for that... White bread is the only bread suitable for some situations (PB&J sandwiches, and chip butties for example...)
I like you more and more with every post of yours that I read!3 -
ellenrose750 wrote: »So I work out pretty good eat pretty clean but white bread I can't seem to let it go. I don't eat it often 2x a week but will this really stop me from losing weight and toning?
How could it?
What is so special about one food, let alone the colour of one food, that it breaks fundamental rules of physics and biology?
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Interesting article in case you have time to read:
Carbs are not evil: The poison is in the dose https://www.onnit.com/academy/carbohydrate-foods-are-not-evil/ In other words, try not to eat 10,000 calories of french bread daily.
unless maintenance is 10,000 and then you're good to go.4 -
... 10,000 calorie maintenance... good lord... on one hand.. you could eat so many things... on the other hand.. you'd never make it lol0
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HellYeahItsKriss wrote: »... 10,000 calorie maintenance... good lord... on one hand.. you could eat so many things... on the other hand.. you'd never make it lol
i think fresh bread that was still warm, with butter... i could get close to 10,000 cals....9 -
Nothing wrong with white bread....make it fit into your calorie allowance, simple0
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I eat all kinds of bread, including white bread. It never stopped me from losing weight.0
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I love the Crosta white Italian bread. It is quite filling so I don’t have too much. I am losing weight.0
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Ugh my mother drilled it into my head that white bread is bad all through my childhood. I can't help but buy whole wheat now and whole wheat has more calories
A 10,000 calorie maintenance.. that sounds beautiful lol0 -
losing weight has nothing to do with whether you eat white bread or not...weight management is about energy (calorie) balance...it's not about any one particular food item.0
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