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My boyfriend has a hairy big toe.0
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well I'm a work in progress so no pics for you but I have lost about 25 pounds and I will down a protein shake once in a while just to get my numbers up when I'm not hungry. It's just protein its not going to make you big or bulky like everything else your going to have to put in the work.0
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I would like to see the responses to this. I am very interested to see the people that lost weight WITHOUT any protein.
My thoughts exactly. Eating air these days, are we?
I use whey protein shakes in supplement to my meals. My meals consist of 4oz protein in the form of chicken, fish or lean grass fed beef or wild game, and 2 oz of cooked complex carbs with about 2 cups of raw or quick blanched organic veggies. I make my own sauces and dressings with coconut or macadamia nut oils.
I also supplement with krill oil, multi-vitamin, probiotics, and vitamin D3.
When I got serious about getting healthy, I did the research and took several months to transition to something that I feel works for me - no diet pills or crazy diets. My diary is open, you can check out what I do and how much I eat.0 -
I consume protein mainly from meat, eggs, dairy products, soy, etc. I use protein powders to add to this amount when I lift. The vast majority of my weight loss as been from a calorie deficit and cardio.0
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banned for having a stellar *kitten*0
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why does protein matter? Protein powders such as whey isn't bad for you.. I wouldn't lump it in with taking medicines and what not. weird...
All of my success has been achieved through healthy food choices...including protein powder, and diligence with a consistent workout schedule.0 -
Wow. What a wretched post. "Real" weight loss? All weight loss is real - no matter how you attain it.0
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crap. Not supposed to eat fat, then carbs, now protein! I am going to be seriously hungry.0
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can you please rephase the potato?
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I haven't used any weight loss pills or protein pills. Then again I haven't lost much weight anyways.0
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Honestly?
I have used ephedrine and still use it on occasion. I have used fat burners. I use protein powders, creatine monohydrate, glutamine, caffeine pills and green tea extract... I am a druggy if you can call me with what I have tried above LOL. But hey they all worked because I was consistent with my diet, training and supplementation.
I am seriously confused here LOL. If I don't drink my whey people say not enough protein, drink it and its not natural... Using the above supplements can also mean I am cheating. Is excess body fat natural? I will do what it takes to help me stay lean, strong and muscular even if that means taking my powders.0 -
I guess I don't qualify- I use a treadmill, hand weights and yes I drink protein shakes. So I guess my 10lbs lost wasn't "real". Damn-and I thought I was doing soooooooo good!0
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Can i now unparticipate in this post?0
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<~~I do a daily protein shake to get me started. Lost over 21 lbs in 90 days. I gained a couple due ot some emotional eating inthe last week. I started taking two servings a day this week to loose the new and unwanted weight to get back on track...I am not going to recommend what I use due to the last time I did it some dude fromnorth of the border slammed me and another MFP'er..0
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can you please rephase the potato?
I read this while in class and had to try real hard not to laugh out loud.0 -
WTF is wrong with a protein supplement?0
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I don't take any weight loss aids at all.... I do have a protein shake after I workout because it's easier with my schedule than eating.. well.. meat... but aside from that... hard work and eating right... you can feel free to check my photo album for pictures.0
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Well, there goes my 51 lbs lost because I have one or more protein shakes a day to get my protein levels up. And...I eat meat (gasp...red meat included)...and eggs...etc.0
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I've worked 27 weeks diligently to lose what weight I have lost. I dont use any supplements, but I do eat a lot of protein. It seems your protein percentage is low. But then again I dont want to weigh 88 pounds. I eat real food, dont do protein shekes because I prefer to eat my calories instead of drinking them since my nutritionist has me on 1300 calories a day. So in 27 weeks I've lost pounds eating real food and no supplements or surgeries. Each to their own, but that is my journey.0
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I drink protein shakes and I like them. I might continue drinking them until I die, after I finish my weight loss. I'm pretty sure that my weight loss is real. At least it looks like it's gone. It might be behind me, I'm afraid to look!0
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I drink protein shakes and I like them. I might continue drinking them until I die, after I finish my weight loss. I'm pretty sure that my weight loss is real. At least it looks like it's gone. It might be behind me, I'm afraid to look!
LOL I just looked around my house for the 40 lbs I lost, but thankfully, they remain lost.0 -
I'm going to go cry myself to sleep now.
I'm not a real woman because I"m not curvy enough, and I didn't really lose weight because I sometimes eat protein shakes and bars.
I'm just a sham. :sad:0 -
I'm going to go cry myself to sleep now.
I'm not a real woman because I"m not curvy enough, and I didn't really lose weight because I sometimes eat protein shakes and bars.
I'm just a sham. :sad:
I'd hit it.... oh yeah.... I'd hit it...
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Protein???? ummmm, usually try my hardest to get as much protein as i can.....that's the one think i always try to have over my goal....0
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I think the original poster just doesn't understand that protein can be used as a healthy supplement instead of replacing three meals a day with it. And I think her primary language may not be English. And I think that she's just looking for success stories and confirmation that she can indeed, lose weight with diet and exercise alone.
This is what I'm hoping anyway
So heres my answer: while I'm not a "success" yet lol.
Yes, you can completely do this without pills or fad diets. Eating right and exercise will get you where you want to be. Many people have had success doing just that Good luck.0 -
Lol...strangest post ever?? :frown: I drink protein shakes, so I'm a sham too! :sad:0
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I also get the feeling that maybe the OP's first language is not English.
And maybe for some reason she can't use protein supplements. Cost, availability. I think people are kind of freaking out about nothing.0 -
I also get the feeling that maybe the OP's first language is not English.
And maybe for some reason she can't use protein supplements. Cost, availability. I think people are kind of freaking out about nothing.
This is what I hope...0 -
Hello, I am a full time student studying Sports and Exercise Physiology along with a few classes on nutrition science. If you are trying to lose weight you really shouldn't focus on your protein intake. The Western Diet in general already has an overabundance of protein in it. I personlly take protein supplements after lifting to bulk up, It is a key source to help build and repair muscle. However, I was obese as a teen and had great success losing weight. The best way to lose weight is to stick to a low fat diet. Protein sources such as steak and eggs may sound appealing but are actually high in fat. Whenever I want to cut weight I always eat as many fruits and vegetables as possible. The only things that will truly never harm you. Some vegetables even have adequate amounts of protein with out the fat. Especially if you are working out on the daily to lose weight. Protein is still needed, however assuming you have a balanced diet I guarentee you are already getting enough protein in your diet. When you are looking for a good source of protein choose lean meats like Chicken. Also tuna and salmon are fantastic for you in many different ways. Above all protein is mainly used to build muscle. Thats why all the meat heads in the gym love the stuff. (I admit I do too) But have you ever seen anyone on the treadmill pull out a protein shake? no. While protein is essential in any diet. I would not stress about protein if you are trying to cut weight. Focus more on exercising more often and eating many natural foods low in fat.0
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