3 weeks no sugar
mikediverfl
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no sugar for three weeks. On track feeling good.
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Protein and fat only?0
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Let me clarify no sweets just what's in meals. No junk food0
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Fair enough, good luck.0
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not even natural sugar ?0
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I'm doing low carb, which automatically rules out sugar. Going on week 4! It gets better as the cravings go away. Only non-starchy vegetables and lean meats for me. Occasionally dairy too. Solidarity!0
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that's awesome. I am wanting to do it too...kick the sugar habit..but, i am so bad these days. I think stress makes me crave it more. Good job on your 3rd week.0
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It's not easy. Good luck everybody.
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This is the maintaining weight forum for people who have been successful in losing their weight.
So limited interest in demonising or excluding food as people are thinking long term not in weeks.0 -
This is the maintaining weight forum for people who have been successful in losing their weight.
So limited interest in demonising or excluding food as people are thinking long term not in weeks.
Understandable viewpoint, but "to each their own" remember. Some of us have made successful, long-term changes in our diets that avoid certain things altogether. Just as it is constantly reiterated on almost all of the boards: every body is different; find what works for you.0 -
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mikediverfl wrote: »Let me clarify no sweets just what's in meals. No junk food
what is junk food???
so you are eating some sugar then, yes?0 -
mikediverfl wrote: »no sugar for three weeks. On track feeling good.
Mike that is not easy. For health reasons I left off carbs cold turkey (<50 grams daily) and I thought it was going to kill me but after two weeks the cravings faded and that was four months ago. Carbs are not a required food group but Protein and Fat are required. I picked up the missing carb calories with saturated Fat calories in my case.
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Arent carbs still forms of sugar?0
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I feel great from the 600 calories worth of Reese's minis I ate while snowed in due to Juno yesterday. To each their own!0
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To the OP, good luck!0
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This is not for me, but if it helps you do what you need to do, go for it!0
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missiontofitness wrote: »I feel great from the 600 calories worth of Reese's minis I ate while snowed in due to Juno yesterday. To each their own!
^^ Aren't those mini's the best things ever? Love them, well worth each and every little calorie. Is it just me, or do they taste better than the larger ones.
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I log everything I eat plus everything I do in the gym. I eat within my limit to loose 1-2 lbs a week. I do not eat candy/cokes/pies/brownies ect ect . thats what I mean by sugar. Junk food was the love of my life.. I did't mean to start an argument here. Looks like I posted in the wrong place and to some didn't clarify what I meant..0
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snowflake930 wrote: »missiontofitness wrote: »I feel great from the 600 calories worth of Reese's minis I ate while snowed in due to Juno yesterday. To each their own!
^^ Aren't those mini's the best things ever? Love them, well worth each and every little calorie. Is it just me, or do they taste better than the larger ones.
I think they taste better because you get to have more per serving!
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ForecasterJason wrote: »To the OP, good luck!
really bro?0 -
Did I enter a child's forum ??0
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mikediverfl wrote: »I log everything I eat plus everything I do in the gym. I eat within my limit to loose 1-2 lbs a week. I do not eat candy/cokes/pies/brownies ect ect . thats what I mean by sugar. Junk food was the love of my life.. I did't mean to start an argument here. Looks like I posted in the wrong place and to some didn't clarify what I meant..
Congrats on getting through three weeks with no sugary treats! Sugar has always been a problem for me too. And abstinence is EASIER than moderation. For a while at least. But you may want to consider easing your way back into having the odd bit of "junk food". In a controlled fashion, within your macros and calorie limits. It's not cheating! Some people schedule a treat for the end of the day, as a reward for having eaten in such a way that there is room for that treat. Personally I like to have it at lunch time, then go lower carb at dinner time. We're here for a long time, might as well be a good time.
I wish you success, regardless of how you get there.
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Great job--- keep up the good work - Let the haters keep o hating0
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mikediverfl wrote: »Did I enter a child's forum ??
I LOL'd at that. This IS an interesting group of people.
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goldthistime wrote: »mikediverfl wrote: »Did I enter a child's forum ??
I LOL'd at that. This IS an interesting group of people.
Smh0 -
mikediverfl wrote: »goldthistime wrote: »mikediverfl wrote: »Did I enter a child's forum ??
I LOL'd at that. This IS an interesting group of people.
Smh
Just smile and wave boys smile and wave0
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