Using a cleanse to get started
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I used a 2 day cleanse it did help me feel better and lose a few lbs but that's just a start, afterwards you must keep eating healthy and exercising.0
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Adrienneburrows1 wrote: »I used a 2 day cleanse it did help me feel better and lose a few lbs but that's just a start, afterwards you must keep eating healthy and exercising.
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queenliz99 wrote: »
They were life savers actually.2 -
CharlieBeansmomTracey wrote: »Adrienneburrows1 wrote: »I used a 2 day cleanse it did help me feel better and lose a few lbs but that's just a start, afterwards you must keep eating healthy and exercising.
Or a couple of cups of Joe.0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »CharlieBeansmomTracey wrote: »Adrienneburrows1 wrote: »I used a 2 day cleanse it did help me feel better and lose a few lbs but that's just a start, afterwards you must keep eating healthy and exercising.
Or a couple of cups of Joe.
that doesnt work for me lol and I drink coffee now where I didnt before. eh hubby says Im full of it. if it gets too bad Ill get some of the sugar free gummy bears for those not so fresh tough moments LMAO2 -
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You don't need a "cleanse." You need to plug all of your info into the "goals" section of MFP, figure out a reasonable daily calorie limit that will put you in a calorie deficit, eat a variety of foods that fit within your daily limit, and start to exercise--even walking can improve your health. By burning more calories than you consume, you will lose weight. Good for you for wanting to get started--wishing you success and good health!1
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Well, I say whatever gets you in the right mindset for your lifestyle change is a great way to start. I started that way in January 2015, just had fruits and vegies and the slightest amount of low GI protein for a week. No sugar, No caffeine. It did help me kickstart my changes. Then I added in meats and other things back in but stayed at a deficit. It worked. Best of luck to you in your journey! I wish you a ton of success1
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ItsyBitsy246 wrote: »Not advocating the cleanse, but Elvis had about 30 pounds of feces in his impacted colon when he died. Perhaps the OP too, suffers from chronic constipation.
now that's just mean.
No, no, not trying to be mean. Elvis did have a severely impacted colon; I was pointing out that people can have medical conditions that can, ere, back them up (in response to a post that the body can't do that). Criminy, I never want to be mean. Mean people suck.1
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