Anything that you have cut out, thats helped with weightloss

xSophia19

Just curious to see if you have cut out on anything whether its food or drink, that has helped you to loose weight?

I have cut out bread, i have not eaten bread, naan bread, pitta bread, pizza (all types of bread!) since 31st december 2010! That was my last sandwich. It feels weird to say to people that I havent touched bread since december 2010! They look at me daft! But because I gained soo much weight in a few years from eating sandwiches like there going out of fashion, I wanted to try and cut it out completey too see if it would have an effect of my weightloss. And guess what... IT HAS! :bigsmile:

Bread stays in your system for 3 months, there for I have no bread in my tummy what soo ever!! :happy: It was hard at first! But im used to it now, I love it when my friends scoff pizzza from the Kebab house in town, yet i can stand next to them, smell the pizza and NOT crave it anymore! I used to eat 12inch pizzas from the Kebab all to myself! Now i think i would be sick at the thought of that!

Im planning of keeping bread out of my diet untill I have reached my goal weight (another 3stone to go) And from there I will take it easy, Thats if my body can cope with bread when im 10 stone! and not the old 16 n half stone that i was!!

Soo what have you completley cut out?

Caitlinhappymeal

food :laugh:

xSophia19

food :laugh:

Im suprised your still alive then if youve cut out food!:drinker:

chrishgt4

Dominos, KFC, McDonalds, Burger King, Takeaways of any variety

Huffdogg

Soda, calorie bomb fast food. I only eat pasta on lifting days. If you want to find a good way to be able to eat anything you like from time to time, look into carb cycling.

pazzoo

I don't think there is a particular food group I've eliminated, but one thing that has made a difference is virtually eliminating eating after 7pm. Evening snacking accounted for a lot superfluous calories. Instead I have unlimited mugs of herbal tea, and occasionally a hard candy.

I still eat bread, pasta, rice, etc. but those are the foods I weigh/measure most carefully to limit quantities.
I drink far less pop now as well. Probably just a diet coke a couple of times a month.

thebigbige

pop

emmalecras

Since January 3, I have not had:

Soft Drink - I could have easily drunk a 2 litre bottle of Coke in an evening. Bought a bottle of Coke Zero, had 2 mouthfuls and threw the rest away. Now I love water and if I want the bubbles I have sparkling mineral water or soda water with a hint of lemon.

Hot Chips - Used to have a few on the side every lunchtime

Chocolate - I work at Cadbury so am surrounded by it and could easily have 2 bars a day without even thinking about it. Who would not want to eat free chocolate??

mrsrice86

I've cut out NOTHING! lol

I stopped fizzy drinks for a while but it didn't really make a difference, so i started drinking them again. Although i don't drink as much as i used to.

I'm tempted to try stopping bread, but i think i'll fail big time. Toast, sandwiches, pizza, buns, don't think i could do it lol.
I think you have done amazing to go without it for so long!

I just stick to eating in moderation. If i want something i'll have it, as long as it fits in my calories. That way i don't crave it, then end up binge eating lol.

The food i eat isn't the best, but it's a lot better than i used to eat


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emeraldowl

I tend to stay away from 'white' food; bread, pasta, rice, etc and stick to wholemeal or brown versions. I have also cut back from having fizzy drinks everyday to only have the odd one when I am in the pub. I feel a lot less bloated because of this.

Angela_Freeborn

I have cut out POP, and junk food just recently. And my alcohol intake is next to none now.

annafonte

I havent eliminated anything from my diet and I'm losing. It's just a matter of having things in moderation.

Why would you want to cut out something that you like? Just reduce the amount, I think. I cut out a lot of things last year, and it resulted in a huge amount of weightloss until my cravings started to increase and I ended up binging out. We all need carbs, protein, fats and sugar but its just how you go about it, is the important part.

7 pounds of weight crept back on and now I''ve nearly rid of that thank God . Used to have crisps and chocolate every day, now it's about 1 a week. We all deserve a treat now and again...:laugh:

Small changes make a big change. If you like pasta, have brown instead, if you like crisps, try snack a jacks or ryvita minis

silkandsugar

I have watched my sugar intake a lot lately and it has helped. I wasn't exactly mindlessly eating fruit but I have definitely cut back! 1 cup of grapes is like my daily limit of sugar =(
It is sad because I sure love fruit but oh well haha... its on the list of other things I have cut back on.

xSophia19

Since January 3, I have not had:

Soft Drink - I could have easily drunk a 2 litre bottle of Coke in an evening. Bought a bottle of Coke Zero, had 2 mouthfuls and threw the rest away. Now I love water and if I want the bubbles I have sparkling mineral water or soda water with a hint of lemon.

Hot Chips - Used to have a few on the side every lunchtime

Chocolate - I work at Cadbury so am surrounded by it and could easily have 2 bars a day without even thinking about it. Who would not want to eat free chocolate??

im the same! I used to drink gallons and gallons of Dr.pepper, coke, fanta etc! And ever since i swapped it all for water I can hardl drink fizzy pop anymore! I can just about drink a can of coke let alone big litre bottles like i used to!!

OMG you work at cadbury!!! Id LOVE to work there!! Seriously!! any jobs going there?

LesliePierceRN

I cut out fast food, I switched my carbs from white to brown, I don't drink pop of any kind, I avoid artificial sweetners altogether. As I've gotten further along in this muscle building phase, I don't even want sweets anymore, I crave high protein foods. I drink more milk (skim) than I used to. I load up on fruits and veggies.

Amy911Gray

Bread, rice, twinkies, fried everything...

Rodgers2008

I stopped drinking 5 cans of soda a day...startign drinking more water and then started lifting weights again!

keiraev

Crisps (aka potato chips to you US peeps!)

I used to eat crisps nearly every day at one point and they are literally the worst things you can possibly eat- laded with sat fat & no nutritious value at all. Once I start eating them I cannot put them away, even if it's a massive bag of Doritos or Pringles.

I just don't buy them any more at all. Chocolate I can just about manage to restrain myself with but crisps are like crack to me, I think it's all that MSG salt crap they put in them, it's addictive.:sad:

surfagirl1

I have heard that anything processed should be limited so our livers aren't working overtime to filter out the stuff thats in it... and I heard sugar is the main baddy and its interesting to watch where it is and what foods apparently basically turn to sugar when they get into our system. Something I was watching said to avoid bread and pasta (both white and brown) but rice and sweet potatos were all good (as carb options). I agree though everything in moderation is a pretty good philosophy

taunto

Been cutting out excuses. helped me alot. Like a boss!

But seriously, cutting out on eating out has helped me alot. I literally have to struggle to fill my calories alotted because when I eat home cooked meals (and delicious ones mind you!) I can stuff myself and still have low calorie food

Chaseyk

I am considering cutting out mayonnaise and cheese, they are so my weakness, love tuna and chicken mayo
Have cut out bread and baked goods and sugar, only have them on cheat days.

lacewitch

I have cut out bread. not for any dietary reason or any feeling that' its necessarily bad but because i eat it
mostly toasted and slathered in butter + honey / nutella/ peanut butter
and the calories add up very quickly for a snack so I have stopped eating it ( 90%) and as a byproduct I have stopped eating nutella
I am trying to cut out ice cream ( another major weakness) but so far I'm just cutting down on it.

Reading the posts made me think I need to cut out crisps (that are not a single serving) as I can quite easily consume vast quantities with no thought I am going to forbid myself from buying any packet (inc multi packets) that are designed for more than one serving.
I am not going to cut them out completely because this is not meant to be about deprivation just developing a healthier attitude a Balanced diet and control (no bingeing)

lambertj

Got rid of diary and my tummy has thanked me

prism6

alcohol and fastfood

jenae2

I have cut out all processed carbs.. eat nice and clean. No bread, pasta, rice. No Cool Drink, no SUGAR or processed carbs. Natural all the way and I can't believe how good I feel. Good luck with your journeys everyone!

monkeypantz

I've cut out bread and pasta, but still have rice and potatoes, so not cut out carbs all together.

I've also cute out cakes / biscuits / chocolate etc and will limit them to very special occasions, family members birthday / Easter / Christmas etc.

Sweet things, bread and pasta are my biggest weaknesses!

angbrown626

I have been doing the belly smart "diet" from Jorge Cruise, it is a low sugar plan and I love it! The biggest thing I had to cut out was milk, milk is a great source of Calcium but is also full of sugar....just a thought for any of you that are interested

Crimson_

i got rid of food containers that were too big, portion control is key for me, eating the right amount at the right time.

l_oudman

I no longer drink coke (or other soft drinks) and have switched to water. I tried some coke the other day and it tasted absolutely awful, soooo sweet. I have also cut down on my chocolate intake as well as I could not previously comprehend the term 'moderation' when it came to chocolate (2-3 bars a day) and I am now down to a bar every 3 or 4 days.

tami101

I have cut out sodas. Not sure if it's helped with my weight loss, but it certainly hasn't hurt. I haven't had one in about a month and I really don't miss them. I mostly drink water and green tea now.

vim_n_vigor

I have cut out eating everything in sight and now stick to a moderate calorie deficit. I don't eat liver and onions, but that is because they are nasty, not because I think it will help me lose weight.