What counts as clean eating?
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Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
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Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
Do you often walk into a room and insult a lot of people in it or do you just reserve that behavior for your online life?22 -
It's different things to different people who follow different dieting approaches. I think the only truly clean ingredients that all of these diets share is water, and even that some people take to an extreme. It needs to be spring water or you're putting toxinz into your body.1
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Wait, is it Friday? I thought it was Monday.7
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Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
Who exactly was smugly looking down...please provide details. All I saw were people joking around about a subject that comes up about as often as anything else. Nothing was even directed specifically at the OP.
Usually when I go somewhere new, I try to get a feel for the room...
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I was smugly looking sideways.4
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janejellyroll wrote: »diannethegeek wrote: »eleonora1809 wrote: »Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
Exactly. I’m a newbie and most of these people talk like a psycho nutritionist (not being helpful, questioning but when answered, they become defensive and condescending). I might as well stop being on a discussion from now on.
Just to be clear, since I'm on the way out the door for therapy, you're calling those of us who've answered the OP in this thread psychotic for the way we phrased our answers? There is some condescension happening in this thread, but I think you and I disagree on the source of it.
Gonna start a band and call it the Psycho Nutritionists. In between blistering rock songs, we'll provide advice on meeting macronutrient goals.
Rocking out to "McDonald's and Cake." I like it. Ooop... wrong thread. Feels like a Friday round here.7 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »janejellyroll wrote: »diannethegeek wrote: »eleonora1809 wrote: »Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
Exactly. I’m a newbie and most of these people talk like a psycho nutritionist (not being helpful, questioning but when answered, they become defensive and condescending). I might as well stop being on a discussion from now on.
Just to be clear, since I'm on the way out the door for therapy, you're calling those of us who've answered the OP in this thread psychotic for the way we phrased our answers? There is some condescension happening in this thread, but I think you and I disagree on the source of it.
Gonna start a band and call it the Psycho Nutritionists. In between blistering rock songs, we'll provide advice on meeting macronutrient goals.
Rocking out to "McDonald's and Cake." I like it. Ooop... wrong thread. Feels like a Friday round here.
IKR!?3 -
I have already written the first song "Why do you have to b complex?"16
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WinoGelato wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »janejellyroll wrote: »diannethegeek wrote: »eleonora1809 wrote: »Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
Exactly. I’m a newbie and most of these people talk like a psycho nutritionist (not being helpful, questioning but when answered, they become defensive and condescending). I might as well stop being on a discussion from now on.
Just to be clear, since I'm on the way out the door for therapy, you're calling those of us who've answered the OP in this thread psychotic for the way we phrased our answers? There is some condescension happening in this thread, but I think you and I disagree on the source of it.
Gonna start a band and call it the Psycho Nutritionists. In between blistering rock songs, we'll provide advice on meeting macronutrient goals.
Rocking out to "McDonald's and Cake." I like it. Ooop... wrong thread. Feels like a Friday round here.
IKR!?
:laugh:
"Don't go stealing my carbs"4 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »janejellyroll wrote: »diannethegeek wrote: »eleonora1809 wrote: »Jayfeather15 wrote: »I'd like to take a moment and apologize to everyone on this thread. I know you all were just trying to help and I misread your reactions.
Meh, you weren't necessarily wrong with some of these posters. A lot of people on this forum like to smugly look down on others for making the mistakes that they themselves only recently learned to stop making.
Exactly. I’m a newbie and most of these people talk like a psycho nutritionist (not being helpful, questioning but when answered, they become defensive and condescending). I might as well stop being on a discussion from now on.
Just to be clear, since I'm on the way out the door for therapy, you're calling those of us who've answered the OP in this thread psychotic for the way we phrased our answers? There is some condescension happening in this thread, but I think you and I disagree on the source of it.
Gonna start a band and call it the Psycho Nutritionists. In between blistering rock songs, we'll provide advice on meeting macronutrient goals.
Rocking out to "McDonald's and Cake." I like it. Ooop... wrong thread. Feels like a Friday round here.
http://www.officialmacsabbath.com/
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"Who Put the Salt in the in the Blue Cheese salad dressing; Who Put the Sugar in the Chunky Marinara" (Tune to "Who Put the Bomp in the Bomp Ba Bomp Ba Bomp")10
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For me clean eating is eating as little processed food as possible and very little added sugar. It looks like it means different things to different people though.
It might depend on where your starting from. For me, I had a very high processed, high sugar diet, so reducing these significantly is clean eating for me.
Good luck
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For me clean eating is eating as little processed food as possible and very little added sugar. It looks like it means different things to different people though.
It might depend on where your starting from. For me, I had a very high processed, high sugar diet, so reducing these significantly is clean eating for me.
Good luck
I am not even sure what you mean by processed. Have you cut dairy and meat?2 -
mutantspicy wrote: »LifeWithPie wrote: »I don't know....washing your food before eating it?
Not if you're in Flint
Stop. Just stop. Not accurate, not funny.
Signed,
Living near Flint8 -
concordancia wrote: »For me clean eating is eating as little processed food as possible and very little added sugar. It looks like it means different things to different people though.
It might depend on where your starting from. For me, I had a very high processed, high sugar diet, so reducing these significantly is clean eating for me.
Good luck
I am not even sure what you mean by processed. Have you cut dairy and meat?
As I understand it processed means the food was preserved or cooked. Preserved by canning, freezing, chemicals, drying, salt-curing, etc. Cooked is kind of self-explanatory. Cheese falls in there somewhere. I think there are some things allowed and others are not but I am no psycho processed food expert.
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using soap?0
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I don't understand clean eating. My idea of clean eating would be perhaps no junk food, salty or fattening foods. Just healthy lean meats, fruits and veggies.
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SoleTrainer60 wrote: »I don't understand clean eating. My idea of clean eating would be perhaps no junk food, salty or fattening foods. Just healthy lean meats, fruits and veggies.
Since you can gain fat with them healthy lean meats, fruits, and veggies are all fattening foods.
I think you might be trying to say to cut out high sodium, high saturated fat, and high sugar foods.
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