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Congrats on your weight loss. Having someone start proselytizing their cause is almost as annoying as watching strangers make grand sweeping generalities about someone they don't know. At least you didn't have to deal with that.0
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Fainted after the *91 pounds in 3 month*:noway: AWESOME!!!!
It sounds like alot but I started with over 250 pounds to lose. When you have that much weight, any activity has some pretty serious calorie burns. Include taking in a resonable amount of calories and I was dropping pretty fast. I know the next three months I probably wont lose at the same rate, although I would like to drop at least another 70.0 -
I have increased my walking so that now I am walking up to 2 hours a day 5-6 days per week. I also do some strength training, hitting all the major muscle groups at least once a week, and keep my protein intake high to make sure as little of the weight loss as possible is coming from lean muscle tissue.
This is what is working for me. I am not saying I would recommend someone with only 30 pounds to lose to do it in one month.
Aside from helping to maintain the lean muscle tissue you're building, the other advantage of the higher protein intake is that protein helps to ward off hunger. The dietitian told me to avoid hunger by scheduling healthy snacks regularly. I never used to snack and typically ate two big meals a day. Now... three meals, three snacks and I'm not supposed to skip. It's been working for me.0 -
Do you want to know another way to drop the weight off REALLY fast?
Eat NOTHING AT ALL.
Thats right. Eating absolutly nothing will gaurentee the fat will just MELT away.
Imagine how jelous your friends will be when you look like a concentration camp survivor.
Granted, there are a few unplesent side effecs but, those are unimportant right now.
LMFAOOOOO!!!! This just made my day, thankyou0 -
I have a guy friend who is like this about Paleo. Always trying to convert me with a hard sell. I think Paleo is a great option, but not the be all and end all. He has even gone so far as to suggest that my grandmother developed Alzheimer's because of her evil grain-filled diet and that I have bad menstrual cramps because I eat the wheat devil.
It just comes off as silly (and sort of cultish) a lot of the time.0 -
I have a guy friend who is like this about Paleo. Always trying to convert me with a hard sell. I think Paleo is a great option, but not the be all and end all. He has even gone so far as to suggest that my grandmother developed Alzheimer's because of her evil grain-filled diet and that I have bad menstrual cramps because I eat the wheat devil.
It just comes off as silly (and sort of cultish) a lot of the time.0
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