There is no magic diet….
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9000 posts doesn't make you any more knowledgeable, just means you have way more time on your hands than everybody else.Well, I'm glad everyone agrees, but I don't know if this is being "broken" to me. I mean, since I was new here, I've had people cram that sentiment down my throat and tell me what an idiot I am for not knowing it. I''m sure I'm not the only one and I doubt there are lots of folks on here who feel this way. If they do, they usually leave a forum post saying, "Magic diet? What do you think?"
As for the eat whatever you want, you tell me how you're feeling twenty years down the road. I understand it works for weight loss, but not cancer, heart disease, the vast majority of what's killing westerners.
That said: CICO, yes.
just spreading a little 9000 post knowledge …
As far as my health, I am a seven year cancer survivor and at last physical my health is almost perfect based on blood work and other health markers..
So you are saying that some ice cream, cookies, pizza, etc could lead to cancer, heart disease, etc?0 -
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Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!0 -
9000 posts doesn't make you any more knowledgeable, just means you have way more time on your hands than everybody else.Well, I'm glad everyone agrees, but I don't know if this is being "broken" to me. I mean, since I was new here, I've had people cram that sentiment down my throat and tell me what an idiot I am for not knowing it. I''m sure I'm not the only one and I doubt there are lots of folks on here who feel this way. If they do, they usually leave a forum post saying, "Magic diet? What do you think?"
As for the eat whatever you want, you tell me how you're feeling twenty years down the road. I understand it works for weight loss, but not cancer, heart disease, the vast majority of what's killing westerners.
That said: CICO, yes.
just spreading a little 9000 post knowledge …
As far as my health, I am a seven year cancer survivor and at last physical my health is almost perfect based on blood work and other health markers..
So you are saying that some ice cream, cookies, pizza, etc could lead to cancer, heart disease, etc?
What? Your post has no relevance to the topic at hand.
There is no magic diet.
It's hard work, dedication, lifestyle changes, pizza, cookies and ice cream are just the icing on the cakes! Mmmmm...cupcakes....0 -
This makes me hawt. Js.0 -
9000 posts doesn't make you any more knowledgeable, just means you have way more time on your hands than everybody else.Well, I'm glad everyone agrees, but I don't know if this is being "broken" to me. I mean, since I was new here, I've had people cram that sentiment down my throat and tell me what an idiot I am for not knowing it. I''m sure I'm not the only one and I doubt there are lots of folks on here who feel this way. If they do, they usually leave a forum post saying, "Magic diet? What do you think?"
As for the eat whatever you want, you tell me how you're feeling twenty years down the road. I understand it works for weight loss, but not cancer, heart disease, the vast majority of what's killing westerners.
That said: CICO, yes.
just spreading a little 9000 post knowledge …
As far as my health, I am a seven year cancer survivor and at last physical my health is almost perfect based on blood work and other health markers..
So you are saying that some ice cream, cookies, pizza, etc could lead to cancer, heart disease, etc?
and this has what to do with the topic?
but I will play ..it just means I am passing on what I have learned from being here for others to take from it what they will…
Are you disagreeing with the OP?0 -
Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
if you have a carb/gluten sensitivity then yes, i get cauliflower crust….everyone else..no, just no
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I actually think calorie counting sounds easier than cutting out carbs or doing a cleanse. Of course, I'm just starting out....But I love the idea of being able to eat anything I'd like! (But still healthy, veggies and fruits and all that. ;p)0
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Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
Unfortunately that recipe went from a gluten free option to the holy grail of diet foods.
The Children of The Cauliflower were spreading the word to people they could stuff in 5 whole pizzas for the same calories as one regular one....eat 2 calorie cauliflower cookies until they exploded (at both ends)...eat cauliflower oatmeal for breakfast by the drumload...
and learn jack ****e about portion control or real world eating in the process.0 -
9000 posts doesn't make you any more knowledgeable, just means you have way more time on your hands than everybody else.Well, I'm glad everyone agrees, but I don't know if this is being "broken" to me. I mean, since I was new here, I've had people cram that sentiment down my throat and tell me what an idiot I am for not knowing it. I''m sure I'm not the only one and I doubt there are lots of folks on here who feel this way. If they do, they usually leave a forum post saying, "Magic diet? What do you think?"
As for the eat whatever you want, you tell me how you're feeling twenty years down the road. I understand it works for weight loss, but not cancer, heart disease, the vast majority of what's killing westerners.
That said: CICO, yes.
just spreading a little 9000 post knowledge …
As far as my health, I am a seven year cancer survivor and at last physical my health is almost perfect based on blood work and other health markers..
So you are saying that some ice cream, cookies, pizza, etc could lead to cancer, heart disease, etc?
and this has what to do with the topic?
but I will play ..it just means I am passing on what I have learned from being here for others to take from it what they will…
Are you disagreeing with the OP?
But...but...but...there HAS to be a magic diet!!!0 -
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I have yet to see proof that cookies, ice cream or chocolate in moderation cause cancer or heart disease.Well, I'm glad everyone agrees, but I don't know if this is being "broken" to me. I mean, since I was new here, I've had people cram that sentiment down my throat and tell me what an idiot I am for not knowing it. I''m sure I'm not the only one and I doubt there are lots of folks on here who feel this way. If they do, they usually leave a forum post saying, "Magic diet? What do you think?"
As for the eat whatever you want, you tell me how you're feeling twenty years down the road. I understand it works for weight loss, but not cancer, heart disease, the vast majority of what's killing westerners.
That said: CICO, yes.
If you do have that proof, tell me where it is so i can avoid that page because I love ice cream.
I think I'd rather die early than never have a cookie or ice cream again... or to make them from cauliflower, blerch!0 -
Dude, incredibly well put. And definitely in for the delusional comments that are coming and bound to snowball, e'hm "snowflake" out of control . . .0
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Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
Unfortunately that recipe went from a gluten free option to the holy grail of diet foods.
The Children of The Cauliflower were spreading the word to people they could stuff in 5 whole pizzas for the same calories as one regular one....eat 2 calorie cauliflower cookies until they exploded (at both ends)...eat cauliflower oatmeal for breakfast by the drumload...
and learn jack ****e about portion control or real world eating in the process.
CHILDREN OF THE CAULIFLOWER?!?!? :laugh:
The forums are damn amusing tonight!!0 -
Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
Unfortunately that recipe went from a gluten free option to the holy grail of diet foods.
The Children of The Cauliflower were spreading the word to people they could stuff in 5 whole pizzas for the same calories as one regular one....eat 2 calorie cauliflower cookies until they exploded (at both ends)...eat cauliflower oatmeal for breakfast by the drumload...
and learn jack ****e about portion control or real world eating in the process.
CHILDREN OF THE CAULIFLOWER?!?!? :laugh:
The forums are damn amusing tonight!!
The one that made me saddest was cauliflower sushi - using ground up cooked cauli to replace the rice. No. Just... no.0 -
Also, over/under on how many pages before this turns into a diabetes or hypothyroidism thread.
Also, also, to bad it appears Rocbola is gone.
Gone? Vaca or banned from forums?0 -
Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
Unfortunately that recipe went from a gluten free option to the holy grail of diet foods.
The Children of The Cauliflower were spreading the word to people they could stuff in 5 whole pizzas for the same calories as one regular one....eat 2 calorie cauliflower cookies until they exploded (at both ends)...eat cauliflower oatmeal for breakfast by the drumload...
and learn jack ****e about portion control or real world eating in the process.
CHILDREN OF THE CAULIFLOWER?!?!? :laugh:
The forums are damn amusing tonight!!
The one that made me saddest was cauliflower sushi - using ground up cooked cauli to replace the rice. No. Just... no.
the worst one I ever saw was zucchini ice cream …..really?????0 -
Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
Unfortunately that recipe went from a gluten free option to the holy grail of diet foods.
The Children of The Cauliflower were spreading the word to people they could stuff in 5 whole pizzas for the same calories as one regular one....eat 2 calorie cauliflower cookies until they exploded (at both ends)...eat cauliflower oatmeal for breakfast by the drumload...
and learn jack ****e about portion control or real world eating in the process.
CHILDREN OF THE CAULIFLOWER?!?!? :laugh:
The forums are damn amusing tonight!!
The one that made me saddest was cauliflower sushi - using ground up cooked cauli to replace the rice. No. Just... no.
I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. I bet next time I have sushi, I think about this.0 -
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Amen people!
I fight for the right of pizzas everywhere.
Pizza is pizza. Cauliflower is cauliflower. Cauliflower crust =/= pizza crust no matter what sauce you drown it in and it is not a holier than thou way to lose weight. It is a miserable way to do it.
I remember the original cauliflower crust/bread was due to the inventor having dietary needs (probably gluten-intolerant) and it's not a bad way to cut calories. It doesn't make you better or worse than anybody else.
In any case, agree with this thread. There is no "magic" diet since everybody has different needs, and should be working towards health rather than only weight loss!
Unfortunately that recipe went from a gluten free option to the holy grail of diet foods.
The Children of The Cauliflower were spreading the word to people they could stuff in 5 whole pizzas for the same calories as one regular one....eat 2 calorie cauliflower cookies until they exploded (at both ends)...eat cauliflower oatmeal for breakfast by the drumload...
and learn jack ****e about portion control or real world eating in the process.
lolz…
there was one where someone posted one and the calories per slice was like 200 and then I ran the numbers on my homemade pizza and it came to like 225 a slice or something ….0 -
Also, over/under on how many pages before this turns into a diabetes or hypothyroidism thread.
Also, also, to bad it appears Rocbola is gone.
if it makes it to page ten, it will turn into some kind of dumpster fire..
I am waiting for the "quality calorie" folks to show up ...0 -
Also, over/under on how many pages before this turns into a diabetes or hypothyroidism thread.
Also, also, to bad it appears Rocbola is gone.
if it makes it to page ten, it will turn into some kind of dumpster fire..
I am waiting for the "quality calorie" folks to show up ...
I got a gif for dumpster fire. Just let me know!
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Also, over/under on how many pages before this turns into a diabetes or hypothyroidism thread.
Also, also, to bad it appears Rocbola is gone.
if it makes it to page ten, it will turn into some kind of dumpster fire..
I am waiting for the "quality calorie" folks to show up ...
I got a gif for dumpster fire. Just let me know!
lol, why am I not surprised...0 -
I don't know what's worse, cauliflower pizza crust or zucchini ice cream :sick:0
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I don't know what's worse, cauliflower pizza crust or zucchini ice cream :sick:
hmmm...
dunno but the cauli-sushi made my intestines tremble a little...
...and don't get me started on cauli-faux mash potatoes...:sad:0 -
I don't know what's worse, cauliflower pizza crust or zucchini ice cream :sick:
i will go with zucchini ice cream ...0 -
I don't know what's worse, cauliflower pizza crust or zucchini ice cream :sick:
hmmm...
dunno but the cauli-sushi made my intestines tremble a little...
...and don't get me started on cauli-faux mash potatoes...:sad:
cauli-sushi sounds absolutely disgusting ...0 -
I actually like cauliflower - and the cauliflower-crust intrigues me but only cause I am allergic to bakers yeast. But the thought of cauliflower-sushi is gag worthy
Oh - the OP is dead-on -even for those of us with metabolic disorders. I do go reduced carb due to PCOS and ir but I can still lose weight with occasional treats if I eat at a caloric deficit I'm only a half-special snowflake :laugh: 0
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