I WANT PIZZA SO BAD
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barefoot_brunette wrote: »By the way just wanted to say that I'm actually lactose intolerant so I always drink skim milk....
Ps to everyone throwing around the term "eating disorder": yeah. I've struggled with an eating disorder for 3 years. But not anymore. I make healthy choices that I don't feel bad about and my body thanks me for eating fresh fruits and veggies and not French fries and ice cream because for the first time in a while, it's getting the nutrition it needs. Telling me to shove pizza and fats down my throat when I want them is impossible for someone who has the mindset and mental disorder that I do, so maybe the support to eat something actually good for my body would be helpful. This is my first week on this app so I'm not sure how to work it, someone please tell me if there's a way to talk this forum discussion down, if not, I hope atleast one person reads this and finds encouragement to keep going on their journey to being healthy and loving themselves.
one pice of pizza is not "shoveling" pizza down your throat. Please find me the person that advocated you eat a whole pizza, or drink a gallon of lard..?
You obviously do not have a healthy relationship with food, and you probably need to seek some help …or go back to the treatment team that previously helped you and talk to them...0 -
I made THE MOST AMAZING PIZZA EVER the other day.
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barefoot_brunette wrote: »So much hate for just trying to make healthy decisions wow. I was just saying that when I eat cereal and fruit I feel better about myself and my body than if I eat a burger and pizza. Because if I pick an apple over pizza, atleast I'm proactively trying to have a healthy lifestyle and do something about my problem. Last time I post something wow
LOL!! I get what you are saying. Sometimes that greasy Domino's box makes me bloat just to look at it. I will tell you, if I really want it, I will give in to it... but it tends to make me want to give in to other things (like, doesn't pizza taste good with coke.... and then I definitely need dessert....and even if I "budgeted" calories for pizza, I didn't have enough for all that!). I do it sometimes, but I am also trying to stick to more nutritious foods, just as a positive lifestyle change. I eat what I want within my calorie goal, but I try to limit myself on foods that make me crave more/other foods. So I get you!
We all have those foods that have potential to make us derail! Only you know your body! 0 -
Also, skimmed milk still has lactose in...you'd be best with soya/rice/coconut/almond milk.0
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KatieMusselwhite92113 wrote: »barefoot_brunette wrote: »So much hate for just trying to make healthy decisions wow. I was just saying that when I eat cereal and fruit I feel better about myself and my body than if I eat a burger and pizza. Because if I pick an apple over pizza, atleast I'm proactively trying to have a healthy lifestyle and do something about my problem. Last time I post something wow
LOL!! I get what you are saying. Sometimes that greasy Domino's box makes me bloat just to look at it. I will tell you, if I really want it, I will give in to it... but it tends to make me want to give in to other things (like, doesn't pizza taste good with coke.... and then I definitely need dessert....and even if I "budgeted" calories for pizza, I didn't have enough for all that!). I do it sometimes, but I am also trying to stick to more nutritious foods, just as a positive lifestyle change. I eat what I want within my calorie goal, but I try to limit myself on foods that make me crave more/other foods. So I get you! We all have those foods that have potential to make us derail! Only you know your body!
please tell me what is not healthy about pizza? It has carbs, fat, and proteins in it….0 -
OP - you have inspired me to post my next thread topic…keep an eye out for it in the next few weeks "Clean Eating = totally unnecessary"0
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Someone should tell my very old italian relatives how bad pizza and white bread are. I guess this would be their reaction
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I was following this while laying in bed with the laptop and I woke up at 4:30 because apparently I fell asleep. I caught up and then went back to sleep lol
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JazmineYoli wrote: »I'm not calling anyone the B word. It's just the pic.
Jazmine, this is why I love you. Also, this is the most intense discussion about pizza I have ever seen.
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That didn't make me want to press flag, it made me want to press likeSid_Sullen wrote: »Oh and one more thing. I'm humbly requesting that if anyone should choose to flag my post, please use the abuse flag. I've got 5 for spam and 4 for abuse, and the imbalance is driving me nuts.
*does double targeted hypertrophic abuse curls so my right side evens out with my left* #ACQUIRING_FORUM_AESTHETICS_U_MIRIN_BRAH?
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I think everyone needs to take it easy. You gotta do what works for you, right?0
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That's true, and I understand that what works for some may not work for others. But the position I (as well as other posters) have taken is that the OP shouldn't have to deprive herself in the name of weight loss. At the end of the day she'll do what pleases her, but I hate to think that there are hungry, dissatisfied people trying to lose weight because in my experience, that often leads to failure. Maybe not for OP, but I think a lot of people around here have had that experience, unfortunately.Pedal_Pusher2point0 wrote: »I think everyone needs to take it easy. You gotta do what works for you, right?
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Wow at this thread!! I am new and i always thought pizza was bad for you although i know there are healthier choices out there but i like pizzas with everything and i also always thought potatoes were fattening and not good for you either but i did quote someone saying that potatoes are healthy. I have learned so much from this site since i started here 4 days ago from some of you that have been doing this for awhile and i thank you for it. Why yes apples are healthier and better for you than pizza i assume but i have learned that as long as it's within your calorie intake you can still have it in moderation as long as you don't go overboard.. I don't have the healthiest food in my kitchen but i have started eating smaller portions as well as trying to eat somewhat better for me but it's not all healthy and i have lost 3 pounds in 3 days...Just wanted to say thank you to all the great people here for their great advice and not all the noobs here know everything.
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Wow at this thread!! I am new and i always thought pizza was bad for you although i know there are healthier choices out there but i like pizzas with everything and i also always thought potatoes were fattening and not good for you either but i did quote someone saying that potatoes are healthy. I have learned so much from this site since i started here 4 days ago from some of you that have been doing this for awhile and i thank you for it. Why yes apples are healthier and better for you than pizza i assume but i have learned that as long as it's within your calorie intake you can still have it in moderation as long as you don't go overboard.. I don't have the healthiest food in my kitchen but i have started eating smaller portions as well as trying to eat somewhat better for me but it's not all healthy and i have lost 3 pounds in 3 days...Just wanted to say thank you to all the great people here for their great advice and not all the noobs here know everything.
You're welcome The only food that is fattening is too much food; that's all you need to know. 0 -
Sid_Sullen wrote: »Now I haven't read all 12 pages, and I'm no big city chef, but has anyone recommend making pizza crust with cauliflower or using mushroom caps for the crust?
Yeah some did somewhere. Both suggestions. I think from 2 different people.
Tortillas were also suggested. And sandwich thins.
Which then brought up white bread and ketchup as pizza...
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good job OP avoiding the pizza last night...but what about today? and tomorrow? and so on....?
cant avoid pizza forever...can you?
While youre working on doing things to live a long life, dont forget to actually live life.0 -
Had the most delicious sun-dried tomato and spinach deep dish pizza yesterday from Masa Bakery & Cafe, Echo Park. Worth the drive if you're in the Los Angeles area. Moderation seems a better choice than elimination for the long term.0
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problem solved!
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campdawson wrote: »Had the most delicious sun-dried tomato and spinach deep dish pizza yesterday from Masa Bakery & Cafe, Echo Park. Worth the drive if you're in the Los Angeles area. Moderation seems a better choice than elimination for the long term.
Add some grilled chicken to that and I'm in!
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campdawson wrote: »Had the most delicious sun-dried tomato and spinach deep dish pizza yesterday from Masa Bakery & Cafe, Echo Park. Worth the drive if you're in the Los Angeles area. Moderation seems a better choice than elimination for the long term.
Add some grilled chicken to that and I'm in!
That sounds delicious!
Same here. My favorite pizza has chicken, feta, mozzarella, sun dried tomatoes and baby spinach with some garlic and olive oil on the crust.
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