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shocke
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found this on the internet.. how much of it do we agree with?
WHY AM I NOT LOSING WEIGHT?
Following are a few points that may help you understand why you may not have lost weight at your last weigh in
* Not drinking at least 2 litres of water
* Having bread, rice, pasta, crackers, breakfast cereals
* Having fruit juice
* Having alcohol
* Mixing shakes with milk rather than water
* Having dairy products eg. milk, etc
* Having more than 2 fruits per day, fruits not on the allowed list or larger servings
* Certain medications
* Having mainly or too many carrots as your veggie requirement
* Having potatoes, or more than the aloowed serves of peas, pumpkin and sweet potato
* Eating to many nuts or seeds (refer to your good fats guide)
* Havings honey or sugar in tea/decaffeinated coffee/shakes
* Having chickpeas, kidney or cannelloni beans
* Consuming too much dressing, sauces, mayo, gravies etc or those with greater than 5g carbs per serve
* Having baked beans
* Too many treat options or having them too often
* Having more than one coffee per day or having more than 3 cups of normal tea per day
* Having lots of tea/decaff coffee with milk so that total milk intake is high
* Having normal soft drinks rather than having diet and caffeine free versions
* Having powdered soups available from supermarket
* Having regular jelly instead of diet jelly
* Skipping meals
* Exercising? - If you exercise a lot, this can increase muscle mass. Muscle weighs more than fat - so you may have lost fat but built muscle, which makes you appear heavier on the scales but you should find that your clothes will feel loser as you go along!!! ( you will need to follow our exercise guidelines)
WHY AM I NOT LOSING WEIGHT?
Following are a few points that may help you understand why you may not have lost weight at your last weigh in
* Not drinking at least 2 litres of water
* Having bread, rice, pasta, crackers, breakfast cereals
* Having fruit juice
* Having alcohol
* Mixing shakes with milk rather than water
* Having dairy products eg. milk, etc
* Having more than 2 fruits per day, fruits not on the allowed list or larger servings
* Certain medications
* Having mainly or too many carrots as your veggie requirement
* Having potatoes, or more than the aloowed serves of peas, pumpkin and sweet potato
* Eating to many nuts or seeds (refer to your good fats guide)
* Havings honey or sugar in tea/decaffeinated coffee/shakes
* Having chickpeas, kidney or cannelloni beans
* Consuming too much dressing, sauces, mayo, gravies etc or those with greater than 5g carbs per serve
* Having baked beans
* Too many treat options or having them too often
* Having more than one coffee per day or having more than 3 cups of normal tea per day
* Having lots of tea/decaff coffee with milk so that total milk intake is high
* Having normal soft drinks rather than having diet and caffeine free versions
* Having powdered soups available from supermarket
* Having regular jelly instead of diet jelly
* Skipping meals
* Exercising? - If you exercise a lot, this can increase muscle mass. Muscle weighs more than fat - so you may have lost fat but built muscle, which makes you appear heavier on the scales but you should find that your clothes will feel loser as you go along!!! ( you will need to follow our exercise guidelines)
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apart from the clear nonsense that "Muscle weighs more than fat" I suspect they can all be demonstrated to be false one at a time by someone.0
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