What is the hardest part of dieting?
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I can be fine and not a bother, then one of the kids or the wife will have chocolate in the fridge and i just can't stop thinking about it... whereas if it was not in the house it wouldn't bother me in the slightest0
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It use to be the overeating for me but now that I have about 20lbs left to lose it changed to the working out. I should be motivated only having 20lbs left but it not coming off as easy as it was so it's a downer.0
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For me the hardest part is most definitely exercising. Its very easy to think i'll skip today....but then you end up skipping more and more until you stop altogether.
I have to force myself to wake up at 6am and go for my interval running before work. Sometimes feels like torture0 -
The hardest thing for me to overcome has been the emotional eating. Changing my eating habits (eating healthier/smaller portions) and starting an exercise routine were tough, but not as difficult as dealing with all the stuff that got me to be morbidly obese to start with....0
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Out of the two, exercise.
BUT my biggest problem is impatience.0 -
Hardest part is staying on track with food. Temptation; donuts, candy, big fattening meals.0
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easy--- that time between 8pm and 10pm where I want to eat everything in the house including the dog!0
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Eating to me is the hardest part of all. I am getting better at working out and also enjoying it now but eating is so hard.0
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Everything about it. I hate exercising and I love food.0
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Constantly thinking about what to eat or not eat! It takes over, hopefully it can become an easy routine. :flowerforyou: let's stay positive!0
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I would say 85% of it for me is getting the motivation to workout and pushing through the pain (whenever it`s not dance, cheerleading or swimming since I get bored otherwise) and 15% staying away from bad foods. I usually undereat as opposed to overeat so it is difficult for me to keep up with calories. I`ve read online it takes 21 days to break a habit and I`m on my 24th day of no junk food and I feel amazing, I can look at a piece of cake without any cravings.0
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hardest part is snacking... especially if there's always fresh homemade chocolate chip cookies in the house. =(
Yup. I live with my Grandma who almost always has some kind of cookies and pie in the house. It's really hard to diet when she bakes. >.<0 -
The hardest part for me is nutrition - I'd been gymming quite a lot before joining MFP, so the exercise thing is coming pretty natural to me. I'm finding it difficult to eat the "right" types of food; I reckon I need to be a little bit more disciplined about the type of foods I eat to make it easier to stay under my calorie limit. That being said, I've been managing to come under the limit by making sure I get in a bit of exercise if I know I haven't been eating as well as I should have; this site makes everything so much easier0
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Them: "Why don't you eat grains? Surely you need the .... Health whole grains ... Fibre ... Bible ... Staff of life ..."
Me: "But if I were diagnosed intolerant then it wouldn't be an issue"
Them: "Surely everything in moderation?"
Ad infi****ingnitum.0 -
For me, its portion control. I just love to eat, and have a hard time, even when its healthy food...to just STOP eating. And patience, or lack of it. I want to be at my goal weight now, not later. :explode:0
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I would say chaning my habbits from bad snacks to good snacks.
Like I can't go around eating dountus because they are sitting out. I can't go to the snack machine and get something out of there.
I can't eat my calories and then some!
...Let's face it. I can't go out and eat my calories in one sitting.
That's the hardest part for me. Chaning the way I eat so I won't be eating to..eat but to eat so I can live.
Eat to live. Don't live to eat.
That's my biggest challange there.0 -
The hardest if finding a balance that well... stays balanced! :bigsmile:0
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The hardest part is being patient with the weight loss.0
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For me it's the nutrition. I don't mind working up a sweat but I hate passing up tasty food.0
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Bump!0
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for me it's eating out.
or eating anywhere near my mother who loves to ask " don't you want a salad"
* insert evil eye*0
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