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Mainstream Diet Myths Debunked
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You need to lift in the 10-12 rep range to gain size0
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no it's ice cream/pop tart sandwiches0 -
You have to eat 1200 calories a day in order to lose weight.
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Don't eat after 6 pm.0
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galgenstrick wrote: »
I actually prefer toaster strudle and ice cream...pop those babies into the toaster ...toast...add ice cream bam.0 -
galgenstrick wrote: »
I actually prefer toaster strudle and ice cream...pop those babies into the toaster ...toast...add ice cream bam.
That actually sounds really good lol.0 -
You need to "jump start" your weight loss and/or metabolism.0
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If it's "natural" it's good for you.0
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"Superfoods".0
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Actually surprised that skipping breakfast is a myth0
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Actually surprised that skipping breakfast is a myth
The large clinical trial showed:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alicegwalton/2014/06/05/skipping-breakfast-may-not-be-so-bad-for-weight-loss-study-finds/
"In the new study, dieters who ate breakfast lost no more weight than people who skipped breakfast. But keep in mind that the study only looked at weight outcomes – not at any other aspect of health, like cardiovascular or metabolic health. So, the take-home message is that skipping breakfast may be OK for weight loss, but how it affects health overall is still up for grabs."0 -
Actually surprised that skipping breakfast is a myth
The large clinical trial showed:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alicegwalton/2014/06/05/skipping-breakfast-may-not-be-so-bad-for-weight-loss-study-finds/
"In the new study, dieters who ate breakfast lost no more weight than people who skipped breakfast. But keep in mind that the study only looked at weight outcomes – not at any other aspect of health, like cardiovascular or metabolic health. So, the take-home message is that skipping breakfast may be OK for weight loss, but how it affects health overall is still up for grabs."
right, you said "skipping breakfast is a terrible idea" - it is, for a lot of people!0 -
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Clean eating is a term that has a single meaning ...no it isn't, and it isn't a weight loss diet either, just a philosophy
Paleo is based on how are ancestors eat...nope, they didn't, you made it up to sell books
Detoxes work...name a single toxin
All calories are not created equal...yes they are, it's a unit of frickin' measurement and is by definition a rule
Your fat has converted to muscle ...no that's not what happens, and even in spirit not easily and not in a defecit unless you are new to lifting or a teenage boy
My genes made me fat...nope, your lifestyle did0 -
Cici0
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EATING ONE TYPE OF FOOD ALL WEEK.0
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Actually surprised that skipping breakfast is a myth
The large clinical trial showed:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alicegwalton/2014/06/05/skipping-breakfast-may-not-be-so-bad-for-weight-loss-study-finds/
"In the new study, dieters who ate breakfast lost no more weight than people who skipped breakfast. But keep in mind that the study only looked at weight outcomes – not at any other aspect of health, like cardiovascular or metabolic health. So, the take-home message is that skipping breakfast may be OK for weight loss, but how it affects health overall is still up for grabs."
right, you said "skipping breakfast is a terrible idea" - it is, for a lot of people!
When it made in the context of a blanket statement, which it often is - then it is an incorrect statement (as blanket statements invariably are).
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You can drink alcohol and still lose weight does not work for me.0
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"Your body type will not allow you to lose weight" said an obviously ex friend!0
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Juicing...chew your damn food unless you particularly like juices0
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galgenstrick wrote: »You need to lift in the 10-12 rep range to gain size
You have to back squat otherwise you are wasting your time.0
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