Your tricks to 'embrace' the pain of your lifestyle changes?

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  • RoToQ
    RoToQ Posts: 93 Member
    SLLRunner wrote: »
    RoToQ wrote: »
    Would it help if we just substituted the word 'discomfort' in for pain. We can all agree that hunger is a negative feeling on the whole and then address how to deal with it?
    No, not everyone agrees that hunger is a negative feeling, or even one that is uncomfortable. In fact, I saw upstream where someone welcomes hunger as she waits for that big tasty meal.

    By your reply above, you're projecting an awful lot and trying to control the course of the conversation. And, you're calling another poster immature?


    Project? I'm trying to find middle ground, I'm not sure how you couldn't see that. Anyway I'm done with this thread. Good luck OP.
  • Danni_peck
    Danni_peck Posts: 31
    Honestly what I do is I make sure to eat late in the day. I also have a protein shake for lunch to help with the pains, and then eat a good dinner. I know it's hard to not snack, but I just drink a protein shake and that tides me over for a long time. I've shrunk my stomach, but if I take a couple days off it can be hard to get back into the swing of eating this way, so I have to watch out.
  • vbenoit81
    vbenoit81 Posts: 22
    I would say put up pictures to motivate you, to remind you not to give in. The pictures will remind you that if you eat what you don't need it will take that much longer to reach your goal. The more you eat right, the less you will want or need anything bad. Eat more protein which will help you need or want sweets or trash food. You will start craving protein, instead of meat. Drink plenty of water when you think you’re hungry but you are not because you may just need water. If you are craving ice cream or something sweet, freeze bananas, blend them up once frozen, mix in berries or eat plain, now you have ice cream. I hope this helps.
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