New On Here - Starting Liquid/Raw Diet Tomorrow
Fiza007
Posts: 7
Hey All,
I came across this site looking for like minded peeps to share weight loss struggles with. I have done water fasts in the past and have lasted 9 days max. The weight loss was great but once again I put the weight back on. Looking to start a liquid/raw diet tomorrow and would love some support from all you great peeps out there. Looking to lose about 85 pounds, WISH ME LUCK!
Thank You
Love & Light
I came across this site looking for like minded peeps to share weight loss struggles with. I have done water fasts in the past and have lasted 9 days max. The weight loss was great but once again I put the weight back on. Looking to start a liquid/raw diet tomorrow and would love some support from all you great peeps out there. Looking to lose about 85 pounds, WISH ME LUCK!
Thank You
Love & Light
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WISH ME LUCK!
Good luck with your micronutrient deficiency goals :flowerforyou:0 -
WISH ME LUCK!
Good luck with your micronutrient deficiency goals :flowerforyou:0 -
Man those are rough... are you doing a juice type diet?0
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Good luck!
But what is your current body fat %? I've done Lyle McDonald style PSMF liquid diets but only to go from like 12% down to 9-10%.0 -
Why?0
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I have done water fasts in the past and have lasted 9 days max. The weight loss was great but once again I put the weight back on.
do you know the definition of insanity?0 -
Good luck.................................
Um, why a liquid/raw diet? You will find all kinds of diets here on MFP, but many users eat regular food in moderation.... here's why.
Lifestyle changes .............these are permanent changes you make that help you keep weight loss off PERMANENTLY.
Eating regular food and logging your portions (seems tedious) ..... but you LEARN. You learn that some foods are shockingly high in calories (tiny portions) .... you learn that some foods are low in nutrition. You learn what foods keep you full. Learning a new lifestyle will take time, but it gives you the tools you need to keep any weight you lose OFF.0 -
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Why?
^THIS
It seems like you're looking for a quick fix when you should be looking for an all-over lifestyle change. Quick fixes cannot be maintained and you will always end up failing.
Try harder.0 -
No. I will not wish you luck. I wish you failure so that you can start learning from your mistakes and stop seeking starvation/miracle diets and start seeking a healthy lifestyle.
Cheers.0 -
Why?0
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Are you doing this as a cleanse? Honestly, I just recommend sticking to the method of "EATING HEALTHY" If you are doing it for cleansing purposes, just eat more fruits and vegetables and drink plenty of water. Losing weight is a lifestyle change, not a "diet" I always used to say stuff like that like "I'm starting the Lemonade Detox tomorrow" or "I'm water fasting for two days" I would always fail. You just need to eat healthy, you'll feel happier too.0
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for insanity0 -
If you always gain the weight back, why do you keep doing it?0
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I like the booze liquid diet,
works wonders0 -
I have tried Juice Diet and it wasn't for me. So I have decided to try this. All new to me so hopefully it will go well.0
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No. I will not wish you luck. I wish you failure so that you can start learning from your mistakes and stop seeking starvation/miracle diets and start seeking a healthy lifestyle.
Cheers.
I am with you on this. I wish you luck with a lifestyle change but quick fixes don't work - I've tried them all. The only thing that has ever worked is if I am religious about keeping my food diary so I can see where I'm going wrong.0 -
You shouldn't bother with fad diets that are gonna leave you miserable and hungry. Eat under your calorie goal and you'll lose weight just fine, and it will be more healthy for you.
And this may sound really rude....but you'll usually notice those that go on these extreme diets are the ones who are over weight and/or not at their goals. Take a look at all the fit and in shape people on this site....they actually eat a good amount of food.0 -
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do you know the definition of insanity?
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This.
Liquid fasts/diets are worthless...you don't learn anything and the weight comes right back on once you start eating real food again. Are you prepared to fast everyday for the rest of your life as opposed to eating real food to keep the weight off? My advise is don't even bother, count calories and move. That's all you have to do.0 -
WISH ME LUCK!
Good luck with your micronutrient deficiency goals :flowerforyou:
Although i totally agree with this statement i have to admit. It was an experience (not a good one i might add) going on a liquid diet for 2 weeks. My wife was originally going to get Vertical Gastric Bypass surgery done. They told her she had to go out a liquid diet for 2 weeks and then another low carb, low calorie food diet for 2 months after and drop at least 20lbs. After talking about the idea... which i might add she was in a waiting list for almost 8 years. We decided it wasn't the best idea. You need to take multi vitamins and very strict with diet choices. We really didn't have the budget for. The liquid dropped her weight by about 12lbs in the 2 weeks but i can tell you she was *****y as all get out and yes i did the diet with her.0 -
Thanks peeps for all your comments, very much appreciated. I found in water fasts that my meditation was much better and I had a chance to clear my mind a lot than when I am eating. However it was very difficult for me with a demanding job and business. I will keep everyone posted, either I will be loving it or will let you know of my pitfalls. Love & Light to all0
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*Shaking my head at the storm this thread is going to cause.*
OP - I disagree with a lot of the information some people provide here, but in this case, everyone is right. This is not sustainable or healthy. In order for a diet or lifestyle change to be successful, you have to learn about food, what it does to your body, how much is appropriate, what you should do for your health and wellbeing. Liquid diets are not the way to go. Raw food is better than liquids only, but you are not a rabbit, must have appropriate protein, carbs and fats.
There is no way around this...it takes hard work, dedication and perservance. There is no quick fix. Make small changes, educate yourself, exercise, buy healthy food and eat it.0 -
I have a feeling ~John~ will be your new best friend for a bit. :noway:
LUCK! :flowerforyou:0 -
Good luck!
But what is your current body fat %? I've done Lyle McDonald style PSMF liquid diets but only to go from like 12% down to 9-10%.
I don't know I am afraid.0 -
I like the booze liquid diet,
works wonders
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Peeps I am new on this and trying to answer all your questions. It seems I am not getting through them quick enough. Apologies for that but I will reply to everyone eventually. By the way I don't mind any comments or suggestions. If you peeps have taken time out to reply that is very much appreciated.
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Thanks peeps for all your comments, very much appreciated. I found in water fasts that my meditation was much better and I had a chance to clear my mind a lot than when I am eating. However it was very difficult for me with a demanding job and business. I will keep everyone posted, either I will be loving it or will let you know of my pitfalls. Love & Light to all
Thats because you were hallucinating...Ya know, from the diet.
Something tells me are something else entirely.0
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