The one thing you stopped doing....
cholibear
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What is the one (or a couple) thing you stopped doing, or started doing, and you noticed results almost immediately?
For instance, I stopped drinking soda and started eating breakfast
For instance, I stopped drinking soda and started eating breakfast
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Stopped drinking juice
You think juice is good for you ... but it isn't!! lol
Stopped snacking at night too0 -
I stopped eating breakfast before I go to work. I'm not hungry then and I am trying to eat when I'm hungry not when the clock says I should be hungry. I take my breakfast and eat around 9:30. This pushes all my meals out a couple of hours. Now instead of eating dinner at 5:30, it is more like 7-7:30. There is less time to snack before bed.0
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Counting calories and stopped eating breakfast.0
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Stopped eating large portions.0
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Started weighing my food. I was actually giving myself too little! 3 oz of fish is a lot more than you think, and perfectly filling! Even weighing my snacks like my veggie sticks - 1 oz is quite a lot!
And now that I'm actually eating more protein because I weigh it, I'm not as hungry, and my weight doesn't fluctuate as much as it did.0 -
Stopped drinking Sodas, Juices, Teas (everything but water) --- lost 30lb (before starting any exercise)
Started power walking 30+ mins a day --- lost 3in from calf, 7in from thigh, and built muscle!
Started Dancing --- lost 10in from hips, 11in from waist, and 9in from chest
Amazing what such simple things can do over time :flowerforyou:0 -
Stopped eating white processed foods (bread and rice primarily) and significanlty reduced my tv watching. Even if I'm just reading, at least I'm not being tempted by the food commercials!!!0
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Stopped cheese and white bread and sugary alcohol.
Started actually paying attention to what I was putting into my body and realising that it wasn't just gonna disappear - I had to get up off my backside and make it go away.0 -
Stopped eating white processed foods (bread and rice primarily)
this only double - I don't eat bread, pasta or rice at all.
Don't worry. I still get my carbs. Just not that way.0 -
Stopped fappin.
LOL yeah right.
When I stopped eating breakfast and started eating most of my calories in a compressed feed window I did notice it was WAY easy to stick to my diet. Made cutting a whole hell of a lot easier.0 -
Started lifting HEAVY.
That is all.0 -
I stopped leaning on cardio and moved toward strength
I stopped working out constantly and made my workouts fit into less time, but better managed time
I stopped buying an unlimited monthly train card and start walking everywhere instead.0 -
Went from 10 beers a night to 24 beers a month.0
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Mainly when I broke out of the American diet cookie cutting mold and I stopped eating the way fast food corporations want every one to eat. No more frozen foods in a box or rarely pizza(carbs n fat) in a box. I prepare and cook my own healthier meals and I appreciate chefs that cook real meals as real fresh food taste soooo much better. Also I have more energy among things but those 2 were pretty instant.0
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When I stopped eating breakfast and started eating most of my calories in a compressed feed window I did notice it was WAY easy to stick to my diet.
I did this... it just sort of happened that way, though. I'm always hungriest after work no matter how much I've eaten throughout the day, so I just stopped eating much before I get home from work. I'm starving, get to enjoy a large meal, and am too full afterward to snack on crap I can't afford.0 -
I stopped drinking soda and juice a long time ago, it made a big difference. I recently started doing pilates for the upper thigh area and after two times it's already made improvements.0
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I stopped drinking soda & I'm trying to stop snacking late at night.0
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Stopped eating tablespoons full of Jif Peanut butter to curb hunger cravings. Instead I take the 2 minutes and pop a snack size bag of popcorn.0
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I started eating less and exercising more.0
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Switched to diet soda. Lost 30lbs in like.. no time.0
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No more pop
No more juice (other than Trop 50)
Limited sugar0 -
Making homemade bread and eating large slices of it (slathered with butter) with dinner regularly. Now it's a treat.0
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I started eating less and exercising more.
This0 -
OP, I stopped drinking all pop and started eating breakfast too! It made a huge difference! In retrospect it amazes me how awful Mt. Dew made me feel. I'm so glad I broke that addiction.0
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I stopped eating until I was stuffed and completely overhauled what I eat. Portion control works wonders, especially with a food scale!0
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started eating 5-6 mini meals and stopped using creamer in my coffee0
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When I stopped eating breakfast and started eating most of my calories in a compressed feed window I did notice it was WAY easy to stick to my diet.
I did this... it just sort of happened that way, though. I'm always hungriest after work no matter how much I've eaten throughout the day, so I just stopped eating much before I get home from work. I'm starving, get to enjoy a large meal, and am too full afterward to snack on crap I can't afford.
So an IF kinda thing? What's your 'window'?0 -
LOL yeah right.
When I stopped eating breakfast and started eating most of my calories in a compressed feed window I did notice it was WAY easy to stick to my diet. Made cutting a whole hell of a lot easier.
Lol!! Doesn't that still burn calories?0 -
Stopped: Drinking juice
Caving for all cravings i.e Sugary products: ice cream, cupcakes, chocolate etc.
Making excuses to not excercise.
Making excuses to not cook at home.
Forgeting to make a lunch.
Cut down on: Cheese, coffee, alcohol
Started: Working out 2-5 times a week depending on my work schedule. ie. group classes, cycling, weights
Walking every chance I get.
Eating when I am hungry, not when my man is hungry.
Will be starting: Off the couch to 5K, boot camp.
Exciting for the future, since the last 90+ days have been pretty successful!0 -
I stopped eating man sized portions. I was eating the same serving sizes as my partner eats - and he is taller, stronger and a runner. I still eat the same foods, just normal portion sizes.0
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