Cell reset diet
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emmydoodles83 wrote: »
I clicked on this link , reading it you see a few errors but my favorite is when they tell you to use "rape oil" under the frying section...........wait they did it twice, is that an actual oil? WTH lol
Yes. It's an actual thing. I think it is what they used to call Canola oil - but then you know the whole rape thing they don't call it that much anymore.0 -
Beastie1982 wrote: »No pretty much my respond was to all comments. I tag your comment because you were so sure that cells can't be restarted or improved.
If your cells are somehow so damaged or low that you need "improvement" get thee to a doctor! They may give you specific medications, or a blood transfusion. This is for problems like metastasizing cancers, bone and blood cancer, and is also a side effect of radiation and chemotherapy.
People with these problems need help. Not bull.9 -
emmydoodles83 wrote: »
I clicked on this link , reading it you see a few errors but my favorite is when they tell you to use "rape oil" under the frying section...........wait they did it twice, is that an actual oil? WTH lol
I won't click the link. My credulity is all used up today. I'll translate that oil for you. It's rapeseed, or canola oil.
This is a common sight here on the prairies.4 -
99% of diets called "The X Diet" are total crap.6
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Well, hair and nails are "stopped" (dead) cells.1
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I've always hear we are @janejellyroll, but I majored in the social sciences so maybe I'm wrong.0
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I won't click the link. My credulity is all used up today. I'll translate that oil for you. It's rapeseed, or canola oil.
This is a common sight here on the prairies.
well I think I will have to take a hard pass on using that oil lol. pretty picture though
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enterdanger wrote: »I've always hear we are @janejellyroll, but I majored in the social sciences so maybe I'm wrong.
I was a history major, so maybe I'm wrong too . . .2 -
I'm pretty sure that if your cells have just been restarted you are now a zombie, and the post-reset diet will now consist of the flesh of the living and/or brains.
If the site found by @WinoGelato is the diet the OP is referring to (a link would have helped OP), it is complete bunk. It's an overcomplicated way of concealing the fact that you are eating at a large deficit.8 -
I don't want to take any supplements but after losing those lbs is now harder to keep going and lose what I still need to lose even when I'm working out 5x a week and eating right. I like to try something different too and if that could bust my weight loss I would go for it.
If you lost 120 lbs then why would you want to try this diet? It sounds crazy to me and full of unnecessary restrictions. Eat at a deficit and you can lose weight without having to fallow a bunch of crazy rules or take supplements.
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I always thought restarted cells was how we got zombies. Which, I guess, would be a diet all it's own... all brains all the time.3
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MommyL2015 wrote: »LOL @ the rules. There's one rule that says "don't lift the bottle to drink the water." How the heck are you supposed to drink it?
Use a straw!
Maybe it makes you take longer to drink it, so that by the time you've finally slaked your thirst you can't be bothered to make anything to eat...?0 -
The question if is worth it to try was actually directed to people who did tied.
You also asked if it was worth a try. The resounding answer by many of us has been no, it's not worth a try because it's over complicated and is full of broscience and fad stuff.0 -
I'm interested in jumping out of a plane without a parachute. Do you think it's a good idea? Only reply if you've actually done it, because even if you tell me a million reasons why it's not a good idea, if you haven't done it, you don't know anything.50
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Beastie1982 wrote: »I don't want to take any supplements but after losing those lbs is now harder to keep going and lose what I still need to lose even when I'm working out 5x a week and eating right. I like to try something different too and if that could bust my weight loss I would go for it.
How much more do you want to lose? Basically, the options are to eat less, exercise more, or a combination of both. No prescribed eating plan will make weight loss any quicker.5 -
Beastie1982 wrote: »The question if is worth it to try was actually directed to people who did tied.
I feel as if we all understood what you were trying to ask. If people had tried it, and have been successful, more than likely they wouldn't be on a calorie counting website/application. People don't always need to TRY something to know that its woo, derp, or a gimmick. This is what people are trying to tell you.6 -
I need to lose another 60lbs to have normal BMI.
How much more do you want to lose? Basically, the options are to eat less, exercise more, or a combination of both. No prescribed eating plan will make weight loss any quicker.
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Beastie1982 wrote: »I need to lose another 60lbs to have normal BMI.
Well, you've lost a LOT so far (congrats!) but as you have less to lose it gets harder and slower. I'd focus more on tweaking your current diet and not start an overly complicated plan like this one.9 -
kpeterson539 wrote: »
I feel as if we all understood what you were trying to ask. If people had tried it, and have been successful, more than likely they wouldn't be on a calorie counting website/application. People don't always need to TRY something to know that its woo, derp, or a gimmick. This is what people are trying to tell you.
I've seen a lot on this site people are following different diet plans and this is individual choice.0 -
Beastie1982 wrote: »
I've seen a lot on this site people are following different diet plans and this is individual choice.
Sounds like you're already set on doing it, regardless of all of the common sense answers you've been given. Go for it! Good luck to you, hope it works.
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Thank you. Looks like you understand. It's much harder now then on beginning
Well, you've lost a LOT so far (congrats!) but as you have less to lose it gets harder and slower. I'd focus more on tweaking your current diet and not start an overly complicated plan like this one.
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I_Will_End_You wrote: »
Sounds like you're already set on doing it, regardless of all of the common sense answers you've been given. Go for it! Good luck to you, hope it works.I_Will_End_You wrote: »
Sounds like you're already set on doing it, regardless of all of the common sense answers you've been given. Go for it! Good luck to you, hope it works.I_Will_End_You wrote: »
Sounds like you're already set on doing it, regardless of all of the common sense answers you've been given. Go for it! Good luck to you, hope it works.
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OP, if you are looking for answers on how you might tackle that last 40 lbs (if it's not going well), then why not ask the community for some ideas? There will certainly be more people here who have been in your shoes than will have positive opinions of this diet.1
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I won't click the link. My credulity is all used up today. I'll translate that oil for you. It's rapeseed, or canola oil.
This is a common sight here on the prairies.
Urgh, the enemy of all hayfever sufferers!! I have to drive across field upon fields of rapeseed to get to work, by the time I get there I have lost two pounds in snot and tears -.-
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Urgh, the enemy of all hayfever sufferers!! I have to drive across field upon fields of rapeseed to get to work, by the time I get there I have lost two pounds in snot and tears -.-
Who on earth flagged this as spam?? She speaks the truth. Oilseed rape is a major trigger source for hayfever sufferers (grass pollens are my nemesis though)2 -
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Beastie1982 wrote: »
I've seen a lot on this site people are following different diet plans and this is individual choice.
The specific diets people follow on MFP are chosen based on medical necessity, fitness goals, or appetite control. They mainly revolve around macronutrient goals or high volume/low calorie foods. Maybe someone can advise you based on those points and leave the fake woo woo sciency stuff out of it.2 -
Beastie1982 wrote: »I appreciate all comments but I ask if anyone tries this diet. I lost 120lbs+ and don't need advice what to do to lose. Question was simple. Yes maybe name of this diet is strange and no you don't need to buy anything to participate in this diet. @missusmoon did you here about improving cells count in your blood?
1. How does the diet increase your blood cell count?
2. How does an increase blood cell count help you lose weight?
Not sure I see the connection...3
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