Alton Brown Weight Loss
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »Lost me when the never list is my daily list. 🤷♀️
Me too. I'm apparently doing the Anti Alton Brown diet.2 -
Well, he's not doing it anymore either, so maybe it's just the New Alton Brown diet! 😆
He's a celebrity cook, doesn't mean he knows any more about nutrition and weight loss than the rest of us...2 -
Yes, I was agreeing with the previous posters, haha. Thanks!!! That does look weird read out of order...SuzySunshine99 wrote: »lynn_glenmont wrote: »I completely agree on the NEVER categories, for myself, at least. I eat mostly Amy's soups and the lower sodium varieties. For fast food, I usually get a kid's meal or the sandwich or burger with a small drink. I do try to limit soda, but would hate to completely cut it out!
I generally stick to a weekly meal plan, so it'd easy for me to incorporate the rest of this into it, and maybe do red meat, pasta, alcohol, and desserts on weekends only.
How can you say you agree on the NEVER categories, which includes canned soup, and then say that you eat canned soup, eat fast food, and don't completely cut out soda? Never means not at all, ever.
ETA: And I see this repeated several times in this thread by others saying things like "this is completely doable but I couldn't give up X."
I think the OP was saying they agree with the previous posters...not agreeing about the items in the "never" category.
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spiriteagle99 wrote: »It seems like it would be very low in protein.
Any diet that is really restrictive can work -- for a while. Most people get bored eating the same food over and over and start having cheat days which turn into cheat weeks which end up with ther person stopping the diet entirely.
I'm interpreting a lot of this to be things he makes sure he's eating regularly, but not exclusive of other things like chicken or whatever. At least the things in the everyday category and 3x per week category...I would assume that would be at least 3x per week as many of those are what is recommended at least 3x per week by many health bodies.
I would interpret the 1x per week and "never foods" as restricted to that many times per week or never...so first 2 categories are "at least" and the last two are "at most". I have my own list like this personalized for myself, though I don't have any "never foods" but it isn't inclusive of everything I eat...basically minimums and maximums kind of like RDA for various nutrients.1 -
Meh - I just eat things whenever I want to, without needing some list to go by
As long as your overall diet is reasonably nutritiously balanced and within your appropriate calories
But I suppose some people like more structure and this sort of plan works for them.0 -
What’s wrong with yogurt and sweet potatoes that they’re only allowed 3 times a week?0
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What’s wrong with yogurt and sweet potatoes that they’re only allowed 3 times a week?
I interpreted it as more that he felt he wasn't routinely eating enough of those things, given their benefits, so wanted to eat them at least 3 times a week.
It does say "at least" in the quote, not "at most".
I eat yogurt every day, and sweet potatoes maybe once a month . . . but I think I'll live. If I'm routinely over on fats and protein, over on every micro MFP bothers to track (and some others I've spot checked), I don't see why I need a list to know what veggies/fruits to eat (when I'm already making it a point to vary types/colors, easy since there are so many yummy ones).0
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