7lbs in 7 days .. ?
babychris1
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Thinking of doing the super juice "diet" on Monday..
I'm on top of my calories and exercise now but read some good (and bad) reviews.
Just wondering as I'll only be doing it for 7 days and won't be eating excessively after this as I don't anyway.
Cheers
I'm on top of my calories and exercise now but read some good (and bad) reviews.
Just wondering as I'll only be doing it for 7 days and won't be eating excessively after this as I don't anyway.
Cheers
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6 of the 7lbs will be water and 1 probably muscle...Why??????:sad:0
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6 of the 7lbs will be water and 1 probably muscle...Why??????:sad:
haha fair point.. did make me giggle!0 -
6 of the 7lbs will be water and 1 probably muscle...Why??????:sad:
Only saying because I'm watching "Hungry for change"0 -
Thinking of doing the super juice "diet" on Monday..
I'm on top of my calories and exercise now but read some good (and bad) reviews.
Just wondering as I'll only be doing it for 7 days and won't be eating excessively after this as I don't anyway.
Cheers
Pretty pointless. Stay on top of your calories and exercise and avoid the "diet".0 -
loved it ! (3x) lost 9 lbs every time and NO did not put it back on ♥0
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Mixed views as always. I think I'll start Monday..after I get the ingredients...a little worried about putting back on buts I reckon that's only if I eat unhealthily which I don't /never will do..0
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It's pointless to do. You will be lacking needed nutrients in your diet due to solely juicing.
And for weight loss, any weight you do lose will not be permanent weight loss. You will gain it back. The weight loss you do see will be water and not actually fat.0 -
I've read in his book where he explained how this is not the case. A quick example is gradually introducing foods to the system rather than binging, which is not a good thing anyway regardless. I love fruit and veg and seems very appealing.
Plan to start tomorrow0 -
So you just wanted people to reaffirm your plan to juice? Ok then. Have fun regaining it back.0
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No, earlier when I posted I was unsure, a few hours have past and have decided to give it a go. I very much doubt with the amount of exercise I do and my eating habits, I will be gaining weight, plus potentially more.
Didn't need comments telling me why I should do it.0 -
I've read in his book ....
You can read books on the grapefruit diet and on the cabbage soup diet or the colon cleanse diet or the nextfaddiet all day long and they'll all tell you that THEY are the way to go and that THEY have figured out this secret to nutrition that no other person who's studied biology or nutrition has figured out..... They all want to sell a book, so they're going to say "give us $20 and we'll tell you the 'secret' way to to 'easily' lose weight." Just because it's in a book doesn't mean its a good idea.0 -
Seems pointless... I would feel miserable, hungry and weak if I just had liquids for a week. Then I'd most likely binge on junk food when it's all said and done.
You'd be losing mostly water weight anyway. A pound is approx. 3500 calories... to lose 7lbs you'd have to have a deficit of 24,500 calories! That cannot be done in a week, period. A month or two is normal.
Why not just continue eating healthy, not feel like crap, and lose weight at a healthy pace?0 -
You don't have to justify yourself to her, Chris. She's being a ***** for no reason. Do what you like. She's lost 9lb and you've lost 3 stone... You clearly are doing well with what you've been doing. Don't let her patronize you.
What's so wrong with mixing it up a bit and keeping it interesting. It's not as if you're never going to eat solid food again. There's nothing wrong with incorporating these smoothies into your diet.
All those leaving negative comments are just jumping on the *****y bandwagon and riding high on their horses. Screw them Chris! You deserve better than negativity from keyboard warriors.0 -
You don't have to justify yourself to her, Chris. She's being a ***** for no reason. Do what you like. She's lost 9lb and you've lost 3 stone... You clearly are doing well with what you've been doing. Don't let her patronize you.
You do realize that just because one person has been around longer or has lost more weight than someone else doesn't mean they know more about diet and exercise right?
Someone who has lost 9lb according to MFP may of lost 100lbs before joining. You don't know people so don't assume they know nothing because of a ticker on here.
Juicing for a week will cause the OP to lack vital nutrients. Consuming just juice for a week won't result in much, if any fat loss. People just see a loss on the scale and get all excited without thinking what that loss actually includes. Any weight loss while consuming nothing but juice will return when solid food is eaten again.
For those who like to juice, that's great. But don't rely on juices for your meals all day everyday for any period of time. Add a juice as a snack while still getting the nutrients your body and organs require. Juice alone will not do that.0 -
I did a juice diet once, and I don't think it is an awful thing, but I do think you should probably expect it to be more water than fat loss. Although I don't remember what I lost, I remember it wasn't much because I didn't have much water to lose. However, I have since read that when you don't get a balanced diet, you lose muscle.
If you are going to juice, I recommend the book "Get back into Your Skinny Jeans" because they do have nut milks as well that will help provide you with protein as you do the diet, and they also ease you into it.
The one thing I value about juicing is that it reduces your cravings, and I truly believe it cleans you out. However, you can do the same thing on a high protein, low carb, sugarless diet.
Good luck whatever you choose to do!
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You have mentioned a 7 Day plan - is this by Jason Vale by any chance? If so I did it a couple of years ago (I know, I know, it goes against everything I stand for but I, like the OP, thought it might give me a kick start). My experience:
1. The juices were a pain to prepare, made a mess of my kitchen and worked out really expensive due to the quantities (even buying at Aldi and Lidl)
2. Most of them tasted horrible - like old grass with a horrible grey tinge. The lemon, lime and pineapple in them also left me feeling really queasy
3. I get migraines and far from helping the headaches they triggered them (not due to 'toxins' leaving my system but due to the amount of sugar, lack of protein and lack of calories - my poor body didn't know what had hit it)
4. My stomach was really upset. Liquid going in, liquid coming out - ew!
5. The lack of protein and solid food left me starving, light-headed and craving bad food. On the last day I went home via the takeaway and bought fish and chips. I felt a whole lot better after eating again.
That week I struggled to concentrate at work and by the end of the week I found myself with a juicer I knew I would never use again that went to a charity shop.
To say I felt like an idiot is an understatement. To add insult to injury I only lost 1lb. I can lose this in a week by eating my TDEE-20% of whatever combination of food I want (yes, including wine and chocolate).
All the best with it if you do decide to do it but please be careful and don't get your hopes up.0 -
Love this!0 -
Thinking of doing the super juice "diet" on Monday..
Stop....no, don't do it.0 -
Thinking of doing the super juice "diet" on Monday..
I'm on top of my calories and exercise now but read some good (and bad) reviews.
Just wondering as I'll only be doing it for 7 days and won't be eating excessively after this as I don't anyway.
Cheers
I took a sneaky peek at your diary I hope you don`t mind?
I just wanted to work out why you wanted to go with the juice diet?
My thoughts are that some days you under eat, a lot of days it is quick add cals.
Maybe it would be better if you go into the whole filling your diary in and eating within the limits that MFP has give you?
Then you can learn to eat sensibly and lose or gain weight whichever is your thing?0 -
Not to be a jerk...but, if you already know that you're going to do it & you know it'll work & you know you won't ever gain the weight back because you already eat healthy food and exercise, then why are you asking?0
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you should do it because for me it was 3.5 days i lost almost ten pounds and i kept it off its a wonderful diet i did it and i plan to go for 100 days when i can afford toThinking of doing the super juice "diet" on Monday..
I'm on top of my calories and exercise now but read some good (and bad) reviews.
Just wondering as I'll only be doing it for 7 days and won't be eating excessively after this as I don't anyway.
Cheers0 -
Love this!
I have nothing to add to this topic, but I can't stop watching this clip for some reason. It just makes me laugh!0 -
Juicing is really good for you and you get many much needed nutrients that you wouldn't get just from eating single servings of veggies and fruits alone... because you get to cram way more of them into your body! You'll be amazed at how great your skin looks at the end of the 7 days and you won't be hungry because you'll be filled with juice! You'll have lots of energy too I promise. By the end of the seven days though you'll never want to see another glass of juice again. That's probably a good thing because you'll be ready to fill your body with yummy food. It's really healthy to juice, and as long as you don't have an eating disorder it's also healthy to fast every now and then. Good luck! 0
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Here's my two cents.... I did it for 3 days. LOVED it. I was shocked that I wasn't starving. The second day was hard, I craved a lot of different foods, and got pretty sweaty/gross feeling (detox) Day 3 was easier. I lost 6 pounds in 3 days, kept it off, AND IT KICKED MY CRAVINGS FOR UNHEALTHY FOOD! That was the best part of it. 0
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You have mentioned a 7 Day plan - is this by Jason Vale by any chance? If so I did it a couple of years ago (I know, I know, it goes against everything I stand for but I, like the OP, thought it might give me a kick start). My experience:
1. The juices were a pain to prepare, made a mess of my kitchen and worked out really expensive due to the quantities (even buying at Aldi and Lidl)
2. Most of them tasted horrible - like old grass with a horrible grey tinge. The lemon, lime and pineapple in them also left me feeling really queasy
3. I get migraines and far from helping the headaches they triggered them (not due to 'toxins' leaving my system but due to the amount of sugar, lack of protein and lack of calories - my poor body didn't know what had hit it)
4. My stomach was really upset. Liquid going in, liquid coming out - ew!
5. The lack of protein and solid food left me starving, light-headed and craving bad food. On the last day I went home via the takeaway and bought fish and chips. I felt a whole lot better after eating again.
That week I struggled to concentrate at work and by the end of the week I found myself with a juicer I knew I would never use again that went to a charity shop.
To say I felt like an idiot is an understatement. To add insult to injury I only lost 1lb. I can lose this in a week by eating my TDEE-20% of whatever combination of food I want (yes, including wine and chocolate).
All the best with it if you do decide to do it but please be careful and don't get your hopes up.
Hit the nail on the head here, this is also what I experienced doing a juice cleanse. I have done it 4 times. I do love my juicer though, I use it all the time, but I will not be trying a juice cleanse again any time soon. If this is something you want to do, DO IT! Don't let anyone else tell you what to do.0 -
Give her a break! Jeeze! Just try it. the worst that can happen is that you will gain it back but then you know not to do it again. You will be very hungry but its up to you it works for some and not for others. 0
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You don't have to justify yourself to her, Chris. She's being a ***** for no reason. Do what you like. She's lost 9lb and you've lost 3 stone... You clearly are doing well with what you've been doing. Don't let her patronize you.
You do realize that just because one person has been around longer or has lost more weight than someone else doesn't mean they know more about diet and exercise right?
Someone who has lost 9lb according to MFP may of lost 100lbs before joining. You don't know people so don't assume they know nothing because of a ticker on here.
Just a fun side note: her ticker says she has 9lbs LEFT to lose. She's already lost 26lbs. And you can call it "patronizing" all you want, but as wwmorrow pointed out, the OP did start a thread stating her plan and an unformed question, then even stated in a later comment, "Didn't need comments telling me why I should do it." Sooooooo.............WHY post??
(Oh, and calling someone names that get starred out - that makes you SO much classier than someone who is "patronizing" the OP.)
As to the original topic, I've never done a juice cleanse or juiced at all, so I can't give advice on that specifically. I would say try it for a few days to start. If you feel terrible, as some posters said they did, stop. If you feel great, as other posters said they did, keep going. Good luck in your journey! :drinker: (<<juice!)0 -
Give yourself leeway - I don't know that I could have gone a full 7 days the first time. Add foods back in slowly, and listen to your body. If you feel like it's hurting you, don't keep it up. If you feel really good, like I did, and you feel like your body is getting what it needs, go for it Every body is different, what works for some may not work for others. If you were considering giving up all other food forever, there would be reason for concern, but a week of juicing.... I can't believe there is so much negativity over this. We are here to show each other support. Expressing concern is different than trying to make someone feel stupid for the choices they make.
Makes me sad to see it on here 0 -
It is a male not female asking the question for those that are saying `she`
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To all the negative posters you are all ignorant and miserable. the OP is a MALE and he posted because he was curious and obviously thought that he would get some sensible comments. The person who posted about their experience and the migraines they suffered, that was a good, reasonable, educated example of the kind of answers that he surely expected as he too suffers migraines. Thank you for your post. The rest of you... well... I don't have time for you. Good luck on your journeys to losing weight but you'll need extra luck with your sh1tty attitudes.0
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