Living the Lifestyle - Friday, 01/03/2019

misterhub
misterhub Posts: 6,554 Member
We meet here to explore, share, celebrate and (sometimes) agonize over how we do (or don't) incorporate weight loss guidelines into our daily lives. "It's a lifestyle, not a diet" is easily and often said, but sometimes not so simply put into practice.



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Topic of the Day: Food Choices

During 2020, do you plan to make changes to the types of food you include in your diet (e.g., more veggies, more meat, less meat, less bread and pasta, etc...); or, are you planning to continue with your current food choices?

Note: Apologies for the tardiness of the post. I could not log into the site earlier.

Replies

  • Al_Howard
    Al_Howard Posts: 8,594 Member
    Not changing the FOOD. Might exercise a bit more, and cut down on the beer.
  • gadgetgirlIL
    gadgetgirlIL Posts: 1,381 Member
    Need to change the quantity of food. Less sweets would be better, too. But I will never cut them out completely.
  • cakeman21k
    cakeman21k Posts: 6,338 Member
    more lean protien, less carbs, more exercise
  • imastar2
    imastar2 Posts: 6,202 Member
    Less meat protein, less carbs, better balanced plate, exercise more.
  • myallforjcbill
    myallforjcbill Posts: 5,698 Member
    I am just beginning to explore this. I am revisiting anti-inflammation eating and the benefits of a more plant based diet.
  • Flintwinch
    Flintwinch Posts: 1,085 Member
    Continue to fine tune diet to heart healthy using American Heart Association guidelines: saturated fat < 10 %, increase fiber. I made the better choice most of the time in 2019. I gained 10 lbs in the last six months, almost all of it fat, including increased visceral fat. Strength training this year will decrease fat weight and increase lean (muscle) weight.
  • Flintwinch
    Flintwinch Posts: 1,085 Member
    I should add that I do a DEXA whole body scan (BodySpec.com) which measures not only weight but the fat and lean tissue contributions to total weight.
  • GavinFlynn1
    GavinFlynn1 Posts: 1,664 Member
    I plan to increase fresh fruits and vegetables, while decreasing red meat and carbs.
  • beachwoman2006
    beachwoman2006 Posts: 1,214 Member
    1) Less bread and pasta
    2) Pay more attention to portion control (start weighing and measuring again <sigh>)
    3) Incorporate more vegetables into things
  • podkey
    podkey Posts: 5,157 Member
    Waves @ Cindy . I need fewer sweets and carb stuff.
  • misterhub
    misterhub Posts: 6,554 Member
    Hello, Cindy!