Anything that you have cut out, thats helped with weightloss
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I have cut on soft drinks and diet fizzy drinks too...somehow diet cola made me really hungry after drinking it so lots of water and coffee in the morning and one before work in the evening I can not cut on bread or pasta,but i try to have smaller portions0
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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.
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I've also cut out "estimating" my food weights. It turns out that I've improved my estimating abilities, but I know I tend to under-estimate. I now weigh my food at home.
My husband started bringing a little digital scale out with us. At first I was embarrassed, but now I use it too. We take it if we have lunch at the local bakery and weigh our focaccia! (We don't take a scale to fancy restaurants.)0 -
No bread, potatoes, rice, corn, pasta....
I can tell if someone has prepared their foods with any of these items because of the physical flare ups my body feels.. Im going through that right now and it hurts like hell.0 -
Milk!
Drink almond milk for a week!
Its awesome!
Oh!
And breakfast!
Cut breakfast and sleep in!
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Diet soda, meat, crystal light, junk foods (ice cream, chips etc), most dairy0
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I don't think that cutting something out of your diet is really that difficult or laudable - it just isn't there anymore. The difficult trick is to incorporate all foods into your diet and have self-control and discpline enough that you don't allow them to master you and your body any longer.0
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Cut out completely:
Refined sugar
Soda (diet)
fried food (sautee in a little olive oil is OK)
Mostly cut out but still do/eat occasionally:
eating out on weekends (whenever possible)
bread (Nature's Own whole grain occasionally. 50 cal/slice)
pasta (still have maybe once per week, but in small portion)
booze (had none for the first month. Now, maybe 1 drink every 7-10 days)0 -
alochol. Of course. Although I have lapses.0
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I've made the following changes:
1) Cut out chocolate (I gave it up for Lent, but I'm considering making it a permanant change!)
2) I no longer eat bread (I initially switched white for whole grain or granary wraps, but have since stopped eating it all together and have wholewheat crackers of oatcakes instead.)
3) I try to make sure I get at least 5 portions of fruit and veg every day.
4) I drink at least 8 glasses of water every day (usually 12 to be honest!)
5) I have switched to wholemeal pasta and only eat half the portion size I used to.
6) I move with purpose. I no longer saunter or mosey along, I now stride out everywhere and walk a lot faster than I did before. I've also started taking part in mini daily challenges to get me moving more.
Doing all this I'm 14 lbs lighter than I was 2 weeks ago when I joined this site!
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I have cut out soda (regular and diet) and fast-food take out! It seems to be working.0
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Diet. I cut it out. It didn't work for me.0
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I try to stay away from heavily processed foods (pre-packaged snack cakes, soda, fast foods, etc.)
I need to cut out more sugar, but its a struggle.
Other than that, I eat almost everything (bread, cheese, meat, and lots of veggies) because I believe that balance is key. Also, I've learned that if I tell myself "You can't have ______!" it just raises the probability that I will fall off the wagon and binge.0 -
IMO, moderation is the key. I haven't totally cut out anything, as long as it fits into my calories for that day...! Granted I am more consious of sodium, sugars, fat grams, etc......but I don't feel deprived and am still losing. I exercise 6 out of 7 days too.0
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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
This! This whole week I've been cooking and stuffing myself with fruits and veggies and I'm struggling to hit 1200 let alone my 1500 alotment.0 -
I cut out condiments like tomato sauce and mayonnaise and lost about half a stone in 2 weeks0
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fast food, peanut butter, chips0
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I haven't neccesarily cut anything out per se, but it's more what I've added: way, way more veggies, fruits, smarter carbs (whole grains; no bread WITH pasta: choose one; etc), leaner protein (still eat beef and pork, but will choose fish and chicken several times a week). Everything in moderation!!0
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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!
I think this is the way to go too - going to start clean eating from now on, trying to read as much as possible on this subject.0 -
I only drink water, I gave up all soda in October and was drinking sugar free drinks (crystal light, diet green tea, etc) then I researched what sweetners do to your body and I gave it all up to. Anything with splenda, sweet n low, equal, truvia etc in it I gave up. It made a huge difference in how I feel, my skin, my daily BM, everything. Now I crave water and have to have it all the time with me.0
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all fast food0
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FAST FOOD & SODA!
I do have an occasional soda but My Goodness i feel so much better without that trash in my body!!!!0 -
I have cut out soda drinks and juice. Every once in a while I'll have a diet soda, but I can't even tell you the last time I had a regular soda. They make me feel like crap and my digestive system totally backfires.0
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french fries, greasy fried foods, i try to stay away from the carbs even though i eat a little bit every day. i try to eat a lot of protein and i try to only eat food that will make me full, and/or give me fuel and energy.0
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Just recently I have stopped mixing fats and carbs (other than veg/salad) at the same meal, stopped snacking, stopped eating processed foods. I feel miles better.0
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Take aways (Dominos was on speed dial) and alcohol!0
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I cut out Pepsi for a while, and it helped tremendously. I struggle with it, but I will also go days without it. Usually on my cheat day I will have a little.
Other than that, I haven't cut out too many things. I am trying to substitute some things that I love with healthier choices. But before I decided to lose the weight, I didn't eat enough or frequently enough. I could go all day without eating and not be hungry. Also, I have a "sit all day" joy, and that I will do. lol I know that in order to lose weight, you also have to eat and in moderation. So, with the help of mfp and my friends here, I am eating, exercising, and losing weight.0 -
Fast food, soda and bread. Took me a long time to cut out soda because I am not a diet soda fan, so now I just drink water and if I do have a soda craving I usually stick with diet dr. pepper, Dr Pepper Ten or Coke Zero, they do no have the after taste that alot of diet soda's do0
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I have cut out Pop. Went from drinking a 2 liter a day to none...So proud of myself. The biggest change I have noticed is the swelling in my legs has receded. If I had known a year ago what I know now I would have cut it out a whole lot sooner!
I still have a 20 oz diet occasionally but no where near what I used to drink!0 -
I haven't neccesarily cut anything out per se, but it's more what I've added: way, way more veggies, fruits, smarter carbs (whole grains; no bread WITH pasta: choose one; etc), leaner protein (still eat beef and pork, but will choose fish and chicken several times a week). Everything in moderation!!
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