10 Commandments of Weight Loss
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:indifferent: none of these are necessary conditions for successful weight loss.0
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Who are you to say what is and is not right to weight loss? 99% of are a bunch of crap. It may work for you, but not for others.
She replied in the thread and said that these are HER rules for herself.0 -
Anybody else hearing "two legs good, four legs bad" in their head?
This is funny.0 -
Who are you to say what is and is not right to weight loss? 99% of are a bunch of crap. It may work for you, but not for others.
She replied in the thread and said that these are HER rules for herself.0 -
I think the OP is taking a lot of unnecessary heat in this thread. While none of the items posted are required in order to lose weight, I think there are a lot of good ideas in there. Also, some of the responses reflect an inability to read what OP actually wrote. For example, she didn't say that you wouldn't lose weight if you ate after 7:30. Instead, she explained why eating after 7:30 might not be in your best interests....because for a lot of people (although not the super disciplined MFP folk who kindly responded to this thread), they tend to be a little more lax while eating later at night while watching TV. I also think that while its not necessary to get fit of clothes that are now too big on you, I think its a good idea. Keeping them around can be a crutch/excuse for not staying strict.
The one thing I disagree with on the list is the 4 legged animal comment. Obviously, if it works within your calories, eat the red meat whenever you like.
Anyway, I offer a chill pill to those of you who overreact to input from others when said input isn't exactly what needs to be done...even though it may be helpful to some. Really, some of you probably should get your own website so that you can repeat the same message over and over and over and over...and then outlaw folks who would say anything different. <rolls eyes and walks away>0 -
10. Thou Shalt Not Eat While Standing Up
Eating sitting down enables you to be aware of what you're eating and eat it slowly so that your body can tell you your full before it's too late.
I'm the exact opposite with this one. When I go on a fatty binge I'm usually sitting or laying down and when I stand up, I have an "oh *kitten*, what have I done" feeling in my belly0 -
Definately do not agree with #3 or #7. Work until 6:30pm at night and try to rush home and cook a meal and eat it by 7:30 :noway:
The others I can see how they make sense:bigsmile:0 -
I think the OP is taking a lot of unnecessary heat in this thread. While none of the items posted are required in order to lose weight, I think there are a lot of good ideas in there. Also, some of the responses reflect an inability to read what OP actually wrote. For example, she didn't say that you wouldn't lose weight if you ate after 7:30. Instead, she explained why eating after 7:30 might not be in your best interests....because for a lot of people (although not the super disciplined MFP folk who kindly responded to this thread), they tend to be a little more lax while eating later at night while watching TV. I also think that while its not necessary to get fit of clothes that are now too big on you, I think its a good idea. Keeping them around can be a crutch/excuse for not staying strict.
The one thing I disagree with on the list is the 4 legged animal comment. Obviously, if it works within your calories, eat the red meat whenever you like.
Anyway, I offer a chill pill to those of you who overreact to input from others when said input isn't exactly what needs to be done...even though it may be helpful to some. Really, some of you probably should get your own website so that you can repeat the same message over and over and over and over...and then outlaw folks who would say anything different. <rolls eyes and walks away>
Thank you! Someone that actually read the OP!0 -
I do agree in spirit with many of these. But the 7:30 cutoff time is silly. I normally eat around 600-1200 calories after 7:30pm every day. Often I eat minutes from bedtime. I have a real pet peeve about this rumor getting propagated.
A doctor ( who did uncharacteristically have some training in nutrition) suggested that I try eating at least a small snack BEFORE I sleep - like a piece of cheese or small amt of meat with a small amt of carb. It has never caused a problem. I still wake up the next day weighing the same or less than the day before. I think it's the binging aspect of eating at night that is destructive - not the consumption of something sensible for a late meal or a small snack - we do burn calories in our sleep.0 -
If I chew my food 20 times, I turn my food to nasty mush. I don't like that. I'm a gulper. My stomach has a job to do, and I run a tight ship.
LMFAO this is sooo me0 -
:indifferent: none of these are necessary conditions for successful weight loss.
Okay, fine - perhaps she meant to say MY 10 Commandments and it works for her. I disagree with most of them, but I defend her right to share without being slapped around by the self righteous.....0 -
I am seeing a lot fo this doesnt work this does work etc.... Some of these DO work for me, and some dont... the magic of weight loss is finding out what your body likes and doesnt like. You must experiment... I have been on a goal of being 155 for over a year... with some things failing some working. You need to learn how your body operates and you will be golden.
My 10 commandments are:
No fast Food
Drink water before every meal
Dont eat till i feel like im gonna puke
Dont touch the vending machine.
Swap out unhealthy foods with like healthy snakcs
Elliptical eliptical elliptical
Water water water
B12
Vitamins
Protein shakes0 -
If I chew my food 20 times, I turn my food to nasty mush. I don't like that. I'm a gulper. My stomach has a job to do, and I run a tight ship.
This made me lol0 -
I am seeing a lot fo this doesnt work this does work etc.... Some of these DO work for me, and some dont... the magic of weight loss is finding out what your body likes and doesnt like. You must experiment... I have been on a goal of being 155 for over a year... with some things failing some working. You need to learn how your body operates and you will be golden.
My 10 commandments are:
No fast Food
Drink water before every meal
Dont eat till i feel like im gonna puke
Dont touch the vending machine.
Swap out unhealthy foods with like healthy snakcs
Elliptical eliptical elliptical
Water water water
B12
Vitamins
Protein shakes
Oh this is nice. I'll share MY 10 too:
-MUCHO water (like 100 ounces a day or more)
-Severly limit fried foods
-Exercising at least four times a week (I do both cardio and resistance)
-Do not obsess over every single calorie or workout
-Wear cute workout gear. It gives me confidence, which makes me work harder
-Vitamins!
-Do not get to the point where you are STARVING.
-While doing all this, make sure to always have time for your loved ones
OK....I didn't make it to 10. Oops!0 -
this is cute :drinker:0
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Wow, all 89 lbs. I've lost completely disagree with just about ever single one of those. I often don't work out until 9pm at night... I eat before that (from 7:30 until 8 so there's time to digest and I won't barf on the floor) and then I have a recovery drink & snack.
Good Lawd!0 -
So true!0
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:indifferent: none of these are necessary conditions for successful weight loss.
Okay, fine - perhaps she meant to say MY 10 Commandments and it works for her. I disagree with most of them, but I defend her right to share without being slapped around by the self righteous.....0 -
Here's what I learned:
I don't like the words: Ample rules and negative side effects.
Pegasus and Puppy Parade!0 -
try 2 commandments:
1. eat less
2. move more0
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