PLANT STRONG - ANYONE?
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Why don't we all eat like our ancient ancestors of 65,000,000 years ago? We've evolved to eat nothing but processed junk and overwhelm our organs with animal products.
First rule in getting you back: don't become a food snob.
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Whole foods plant based right here. You are will be a welcome change of pace to the "gotta get your protein bro" crowd on MFP.
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Whats this "Clean Soup" you got goin on in your diary? Is that like a bowl of bleach or something?
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TALONS!0 -
I am on a whole foods diet. When I eat, I eat the whole thing!
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plan to read later...0
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This sounds like a bunch of new age, hippie mumbo jumbo to me.
Here, have some bacon cake, you'll feel better.
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OP...I have a question...how long have you been on your Plant Strong way of eating?0
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OP...I have a question...how long have you been on your Plant Strong way of eating?
Sorry I just read that you are 3 months into this plan.0 -
Tomorrow's Plant Strong lunch will be Spaghetti Marinara!!!
My awesome plant-strong sauce:
1 large can, diced tomatoes
1 small can tomato paste
1/2 head minced garlic or to taste
fresh basil - to taste
oregano - to taste
pepper
Himalayan salt
thyme
2 tbsp agave
1/2 yellow onion
Simmer for a little bit, then serve 1 cup of sauce over 3 cups of spaghetti squash : 200 calories on the nose...and you'll be stuffed to the gills.
Sauce can also be served over whole wheat pasta. Shoot, serve it on whatever!!! 1 Cup = 107 calories.
I'm confused about how you think canned vegetables are not processed? I cannot have any added sugar (processed white sugar makes me very ill) and I have the hardest time finding canned tomatoes that are not loaded with added sugar. Please share the brand if you have, indeed, found canned tomatoes and tomato paste that has no added sugar.0 -
I can't believe how many people here are being disrespectful to OP. They simply asked if anyone else eats the same way so they are able to support and motivate each other, and shared their PERSONAL experience.
If you don't like the way this person chooses to eat or don't agree with it, then don't reply. It doesn't make fun of anyone else's way of eating, yet I'm seeing a lot of mocking. It'd be nice if people could at least try to be a little more mature and civil on a site full of adults.0 -
I can't believe how many people here are being disrespectful to OP. They simply asked if anyone else eats the same way so they are able to support and motivate each other, and shared their PERSONAL experience.
If you don't like the way this person chooses to eat or don't agree with it, then don't reply. It doesn't make fun of anyone else's way of eating, yet I'm seeing a lock of mocking. It'd be nice if people could at least try to be a little more mature and civil on a site full of adults.You are will be a welcome change of pace to the "gotta get your protein bro" crowd on MFP.
You were saying?0 -
I can't believe how many people here are being disrespectful to OP. They simply asked if anyone else eats the same way so they are able to support and motivate each other, and shared their PERSONAL experience.
If you don't like the way this person chooses to eat or don't agree with it, then don't reply. It doesn't make fun of anyone else's way of eating, yet I'm seeing a lock of mocking. It'd be nice if people could at least try to be a little more mature and civil on a site full of adults.
That's not actually how the Internet (or real life) works. When you go into any public forum and solicit input, you are very likely to get input from people who don't agree with you. You're even likely to get "disrespectful" input. You don't get to pick and choose who responds or the manner in which they respond. If that's what you want, an echo chamber is probably a better place to have the conversation.0 -
I can't believe how many people here are being disrespectful to OP. They simply asked if anyone else eats the same way so they are able to support and motivate each other, and shared their PERSONAL experience.
If you don't like the way this person chooses to eat or don't agree with it, then don't reply. It doesn't make fun of anyone else's way of eating, yet I'm seeing a lock of mocking. It'd be nice if people could at least try to be a little more mature and civil on a site full of adults.
See, here's the thing: for everyone answering in this thread there are X number of people lurking trying to figure out what to do with their diets. There are plenty of successful posters in this thread just offering advice based on experience to maybe, I don't know, help someone out.
Disagreeing =/= rude.0 -
Op you need more fat in your diet0
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I can't believe how many people here are being disrespectful to OP. They simply asked if anyone else eats the same way so they are able to support and motivate each other, and shared their PERSONAL experience.
If you don't like the way this person chooses to eat or don't agree with it, then don't reply. It doesn't make fun of anyone else's way of eating, yet I'm seeing a lock of mocking. It'd be nice if people could at least try to be a little more mature and civil on a site full of adults.You are will be a welcome change of pace to the "gotta get your protein bro" crowd on MFP.
You were saying?
That was not person who started the thread who said that. I don't believe that comment is a good reason for people to be disrespectful towards OP. I've seen it many times, a lot of bashing goes towards those who eat differently from the majority on MFP, whatever food choices those happen to be. Perhaps that is why the person made that comment.0 -
in for strong talons
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I can't believe how many people here are being disrespectful to OP. They simply asked if anyone else eats the same way so they are able to support and motivate each other, and shared their PERSONAL experience.
If you don't like the way this person chooses to eat or don't agree with it, then don't reply. It doesn't make fun of anyone else's way of eating, yet I'm seeing a lock of mocking. It'd be nice if people could at least try to be a little more mature and civil on a site full of adults.You are will be a welcome change of pace to the "gotta get your protein bro" crowd on MFP.
You were saying?
That was not person who started the thread who said that. I don't believe that comment is a good reason for people to be disrespectful towards OP. I've seen it many times, a lot of bashing goes towards those who eat differently from the majority on MFP, whatever food choices those happen to be. Perhaps that is why the person made that comment.
So, basically if one agrees with the OP they can call out other groups of people, but people who don't agree with the OP are just plain rude and have no business commenting at all?0 -
OP, you're losing weight rapidly because you're eating around 1000 calories a day. That is not healthy or sustainable for the long-term.
I don't care if you eat a plant-based diet -- that can be done healthily, so more power to you. But you need to eat more if you want to continue feeling healthy and strong.0
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