Dieting Secrets for Fat Loss
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Agree!!0
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Actually, some people need to eat more0
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So true! I know from experience. I've been on countless diets and usually gained some or all the weight back once I went back to eating "regularly". Now that I've been seeing how many calories are actually in the foods I eat and how many I work off during my activities, I can really understand why I gained the wait before. I ate too much of the wrong foods and didn't exercise enough. Simple as that. I plan to keep logging in to MFP until either my mind goes or I'm dead. This is the best way.0
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I'm not sure how to share a video? but here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKs0oEIVOck
or do a search on YouTube for "eat less move more"
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Thank you Captain Obvious!
Of all the brilliance in this man's mind and this is the best you've gotten out of it. I was looking for real tips and not just the stuff I already know.
Boo!
And what would you be contributing besides criticism and negativity?0 -
This should be part of the intro when newbies sign up to MFP. Never a truer few words was said.0
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bump0
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Thank you Captain Obvious!
Of all the brilliance in this man's mind and this is the best you've gotten out of it. I was looking for real tips and not just the stuff I already know.
Boo!
And what would you be contributing besides criticism and negativity?
Just looking for something more. Sorry.0 -
Great post!!0
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AMEN!!!0
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Good post!!0
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word.0
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*kitten* busting work + consistency + time = results.
Yup.
^^^ This!! There is not easy way to do it, lol. Hard work never killed anyone, however! Great post.0 -
Right on Lyle! I weighed 311 lbs and 45 days later I have lost 32 lbs! There is no substitute for blood, sweat and tears! you must change your eating habits and increase your actitvity level! Never ever go back to your old ways as I have 79 lbs more to go to reach 200 lbs. I will do this because my mind is stronger than my body! Good luckk all!0
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How very true0
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One small point, you don't have to eat less, you have to eat fewer calories. Given the caloric density of many common foods in the standard American diet, you can actually eat a lot more (by volume) and still eat fewer calories.0
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love it! :-)0
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well said!! you are absolutely right!!0
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Bump!!!! Great Post to kick off July!!!! :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:0
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Great post!!! Love it!!! :happy:0
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So true, so true.0
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Great post! :happy:0
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YEP, that's about right. I NOW roll my eyes at people who give me excuses, do or do not
Everyone gets ready on their own time to make those changes though, and they'll have success if they stick to the former.0 -
Thank you...0
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AGREE 100%0
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There is nothing more. This equation is the only healthy way to get results. Sure there are plenty of quick fixes to the problem......but surgery is risky, pills are dangerous, fad diets don't always work, and unless you actually put the tools you already know to work.......nothing will work!!! Have a great day!!0
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I think I might actually print this out and put it up at work!0
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That's it... and not such a big secret. It's the common sense approach and healthy life-style change of eating for fuel and not so much for pleasure/comfort. That is something I had to realize. And if you do eat something fattening, do it in extreme moderation. Savor it slowly and you will find it to be more satisfying. :flowerforyou:0
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I can't tell you how many times in the past month I have been asked "Are you losing weight?" I say yes. They say (all excited) How are you doing it?" Then I reply. I eat right and work out hard 6 days a week. The looks on their faces every time is classic. Then they just say "oh". People don't want to hear that it is hard work and a total relationship change with food.
So very true!0 -
Thank you for posting this. Its really well said. :flowerforyou:0
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