What foods have you cut out?
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Honestly, the one thing I really cut out was regular soda's. I drink diet maybe once every other day or if I go out because I still love the fizzy part of the drink. lol.
Other than that, I think I'm just more mindful in general, and I'm just logging. I eat pizza time to time, I just limit it to 1-2 slices vs. half a pie. I avoid fast food as best I can. And cheese, I give you credit, I can't quit that haha. But I HAVE reduced it from everything to things that should have it.0 -
I have not cut out anything either. I have however make sure my yummy coffee drinks are made lighter. I know some times this is done using artificial sugars but sometimes a girls gotta do what a girls gotta do.0
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I didn't cut anything out of my diet. Rather I changed portion sizes. I started counting/weighing everything and got more active. I now eat 5-6 meals a day, 300-500 calories (depending on if I worked out or not) per meal. Never hungry, never crave any particular food.0
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I rarely eat the following, keeping for occasional treats:
full fat cheese
chocolate
sweets
desserts
biscuits
I swapped to
low fat milk
unsweetened almond milk
low fat cheese eg feta
i eat freely :(AMONGST OTHER THINGS1)
vegetables
fruit
homemade low cal soup
lean meat
porrige0 -
For weight loss and health, I think the best thing I cut was added sugar (candy, desserts, sugary drinks, etc.) and overly processed (white) grain products (white bread, white rice, baked goods made with white flour, etc.) I still eat these occasionally but they are not dietary staples.0
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EVERYTHING... except skinless, boneless chicken breast0
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I haven't cut out anything. I just eat less of what I was eating before. I try to spend my calories wisely on foods that will keep me full, but I still eat cheese, bread, drink an occassional drink, etc. I would be setting myself up for failure if I just cut out foods that I love! Where's the fun in that?0
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Cut beer 100%
Starting drinking almond milk because I just like it better
Never really drank soda
I rarely drink coffee, but started drinking it black and I really like it like that0 -
I cut out all processed foods (I only eat natural and what can be "grown"), besides oats. I also cut out all soda - diet and regular.0
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I've cut out soda/fizzy drinks because I was just drinking way too much.
I've also cut down on the amount of bread I eat, but that's just because I've found other things I like more.0 -
I personally cut out any Starbucks (or other similar brands) of lattes, frappachinos, and sugar-drinks. My girlfriends and I go out and instead I get a Very Berry Hibiscus refresher, which is delightfully tart and only 80 calories.
Everything else is all in moderation, of course. But good gravy, if I had a chocolate frappachino... There goes half of my entire day! :O0 -
EVERYTHING... except skinless, boneless chicken breast
hahahahaha!0 -
NOTHING!!! I just eat the "bad" stuff in severe moderation!
Once you feel neglected, you will quickly fall back into bad habbits.0 -
Nothing...time & place for everything...in moderation0
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nothing..cause i need to make sure i can maintain. i eat things in moderation..try not to go overboard..and if I do..oh well...the worst thing you can do is deprive yourself..0
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I have been an athlete for about 25 years now and always eaten well. It seems I am always working on refining my diet while also allowing myself to indulge from time to time. The past 6 months I have reduce my meat and animal protein intake while replacing it with whole plant foods: vegetables, beans, nuts, etc. I recommend almost everyone can reduce their meat consumption by half which would result in health, environmental, and social positive outcomes.0
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I know you're not supposed to cut things out completely, but for me, I did have to cut out mac and cheese. It's just so high in calories (400cals per serving) that I just can not find a way to fit it into my day. And Oh how I LOVE mac and cheese. So that is my highly missed cut out food.0
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Chewing Tobacco had the biggest impact on how I felt, oh and soda, it really messes with your body.0
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Keep in mind that I've been at it for 2 years and due to health issues, I have no choice but to cut out some of these things. Unfortunately, it is extremely hard for me to lose weight.
all sodas were cut out first followed by:
potatoes
rice
wheat flour (if it's made of flour, I don't eat it)
processsed foods
sugar
very limited dairy
So what do I eat?
LOTS of veggies
protein (eggs, fish, meat, nut butters, etc.)
almond milk (This is the only thing I drink in addition to water)
berries (in very limited portions)
raw nuts/seeds
other fruits (in very limited portions)
avocados
organic butter, evoo, & ev coconut oil
Lots of other things too, but that is my "go to" list at the grocery store0 -
Chewing Tobacco had the biggest impact on how I felt, oh and soda, it really messes with your body.
Ughhh... you have my condolences, I can not imagine trying to get off nicotine while dieting0 -
There are a couple of things that I had to completely stop eating/drinking because there was no ability to moderate myself, and it was a lot saner for me to just quit cold turkey.
-Drinks with calories (soda, juice, flavored beverages)... Replaced with sparkling water or seltzer
-Fast food. And 3-4 years later I now feel NO temptation to eat at McDonald's again. You may say "everything in moderation" but it feels damned good to not even want a Wendy's burger anymore.
-Pasta. Sorry but one serving of pasta is just not going to work for me. I didn't eat pasta at all while I was losing weight, now I'll eat it only rarely if I'm out to dinner with parents once every couple of months
Worked for me and I've maintained a good weight for years now.0 -
I don't cut anything out. I eat it in moderation.0
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I have cut out as much artificial sugars, pastas, breads and alcohol as possiable, I found out for myself doing this helps a great amount. I have added as much fruit , veggies and lean protein as possiable. Also stay away from box dinners and read your lables not just the nutritonal values but the actual ingredients, the less stuff in there the better for you there are alot of crappy sweetners and extras that make you feel hungry when your really not. I also do cheat once a week with something that I do like that is not particularly the best for me like cookies or frozen yogert. Mabey a drink or 3 but just be mindful and strong and you can do it. I've dropped 35 lbs so far you can reach your goal as well..........0
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I avoid overly processed food but I haven't cut out anything I really like. I still eat pizza, ice cream, and occasionally fried chicken, and I drink some beer. I just make sure it fits within my calories and macros plan. I don't eat twinkies or drink sodas as I don't like them but to each his own.0
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I've haven't really cut anything out. It's all about moderation and portion control. I did switch from regular mayo to low fat mayo. Doesn't taste any different to me. I don't drink soda, but when I'm in the mode for a sip or 2 I'll drink coke Zero. Again I don't taste the difference from regular coke.
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I cut out soda, Crystal Light, and juice entirely.
I've cut back considerably on breads and when I do eat them, I reach for whole wheat.
I've given up chips and French fries, but I eat sweet potato chips on occasion.
I cut way back on butters and oils.
I refuse to give up chocolate, sugary coffee lattes and ice cream. :P0 -
I have cut out soda and I don't miss it at all. If I go out for a burger, I get it without cheese and mayo. I've also cut out frying my pork chops or chicken breast with flour. I will fry them on my griddle in a tiny bit of oil without flour and I just use different spices to make them taste good.0
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totally agree, this is a lifestyle change, no reason to give up anything completely (except for health reasons). It is all about balance, moderation and portion control.Nothing. There's a time and a place for everything. Yes, even chicken wings.
This!
Why not enjoy the things you like? Doesn't make sense IMO.0 -
Nothing. I can generally fit in anything I want into my calorie goal and I don't mind if I go over once in a while.0
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There are a couple of things that I had to completely stop eating/drinking because there was no ability to moderate myself, and it was a lot saner for me to just quit cold turkey.
-Drinks with calories (soda, juice, flavored beverages)... Replaced with sparkling water or seltzer
-Fast food. And 3-4 years later I now feel NO temptation to eat at McDonald's again. You may say "everything in moderation" but it feels damned good to not even want a Wendy's burger anymore.
-Pasta. Sorry but one serving of pasta is just not going to work for me. I didn't eat pasta at all while I was losing weight, now I'll eat it only rarely if I'm out to dinner with parents once every couple of months
Worked for me and I've maintained a good weight for years now.
I was going to write this exact same thing. Cool...and weird....lol.0
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