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elyse0210
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I just had a questions for anyone who cares to answer it. What is the one food(s) you gave up in order to achieve weight loss?
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Mountain dew!!0
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Wine
Ice cream0 -
Nutty Bars. I'm the only one in the house that usually eats those, and at 310 calories a pack, I don't need a whole box of them sitting around. They just aren't worth that much to me.0
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Personally, I've never deprived myself of anything! Just focusing on will power, portions, moderation, and self control :drinker:0
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Pretty much all fast food. Everything else I can do in moderation. I went to Taco Bell the other day and got the fresco bean burrito which they advertise as being more healthy. Looked up the info when I got home. Not so much. I used to LOVE my McDonald's. I will every now and again have a mocha when the calories allow, or a fruit and yogurt parfait, but my veggie macs and fries are over. No room for that in the calorie count at all!0
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I haven't given up anything...maybe that's my problem lol0
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soda... and i dont regret it at all...0
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Pepsi and fast food.0
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Nothing. I allow anything and everything if I have the calories for it. If I don't have the calories for it then I ask myself if I am willing to exercise to gain the calories for it.
I plan for evenings out by eating lighter that day so I have more calories to work with.
This is the FIRST time in my life I have ever done it this way and I am down 36 lbs pretty effortlessly and do not ever feel I am on a diet.0 -
McDonald's Sweet Tea... *sigh*0
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Processed and Restaurant foods! I have been making pretty much everything from scratch and try to select carefully when out to eat. If I think I order something in a restaurant that is way too big I take half of it home. I am moving towards a clean eating diet and am enjoying how quickly cutting out processed foods is helping!0
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Nothing. I allow anything and everything if I have the calories for it. If I don't have the calories for it then I ask myself if I am willing to exercise to gain the calories for it.
I plan for evenings out by eating lighter that day so I have more calories to work with.
This is the FIRST time in my life I have ever done it this way and I am down 36 lbs pretty effortlessly and do not ever feel I am on a diet.
Same here.. I don't deprive myself of anything, including wine, cookies, etc...
Just ask myself how much I want it, knowing it's going to cost me extra time at the gym.. it absolutely makes me think twice about the choices I'm making.0 -
I gave up soda.
My weekness is sugar but I didn't give it up completely. I do watch how much I have and use substitutes whenever possible.
However, empty calorie drinks like soda have been completely replaced with water or water with Crystal Light or something similar. If I have tea or coffee, I use splenda instead of real surgar.0 -
Great feedback everyone. Keep it up!0
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Well with me being lactose intorlant i had to give all my milk chocolates and anything that was dairy. But to get my goal i have gave most of my fast foods, soda, and anything that isnt whole grains.0
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nothing ... just salt, and that was only to help my high blood pressure as part of getting healthy.0
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Chinese Food mostly and I miss it. I'll have a Chinese Frozen Meal so I can have the nutritional info for it...but its just not the same. But other than that, I haven't really given up anything, just cut it back down to the serving sizes that they should be at versus what I used to eat OR if I have some extra calories to eat for the day, I'll have a little extra.0
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Coca-Cola
I still really love it (I think...hard to say since it's been so long since I've had one!), but I just can't rationalize drinking 37 grams of sugar a pop! I feel like most other foods and drinks I can fit into my diet if I really want them and work out hard enough and eat light the rest of the day...but I don't feel like there's ever really room for almost 40 grams of sugar in something you drink!!!0 -
Nothing. I allow anything and everything if I have the calories for it. If I don't have the calories for it then I ask myself if I am willing to exercise to gain the calories for it.
I plan for evenings out by eating lighter that day so I have more calories to work with.
This is the FIRST time in my life I have ever done it this way and I am down 36 lbs pretty effortlessly and do not ever feel I am on a diet.
Same here.. I don't deprive myself of anything, including wine, cookies, etc...
Just ask myself how much I want it, knowing it's going to cost me extra time at the gym.. it absolutely makes me think twice about the choices I'm making.0 -
Odd as it sounds DIET COKE.
It revs up my appetite and if I have a diet soda practically impossible to stay under my calories0
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