The Undeniably best way to lose weight
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4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
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HAHA I love that!0 -
YES!
I read a lot of posts in this community and think 'Wow - you're making it so much more complicated than it needs to be!'0 -
1. Eat in a way that you can do daily (who cares if it's paleo, vegan, moderate, etc.), but ensuring you get in your daily macro/micro nutrients with a sustainable and reasonable calorie deficit.
2. Do some physical activity that you can sustain for life.
3. Be CONSISTENT.
4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
THE END
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Easily the best post on these forums in a long time. :flowerforyou:0 -
If only everyone would believe this and follow it. Smh. There is no magic to it whatsoever.0
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1. Eat in a way that you can do daily (who cares if it's paleo, vegan, moderate, etc.), but ensuring you get in your daily macro/micro nutrients with a sustainable and reasonable calorie deficit.
2. Do some physical activity that you can sustain for life.
3. Be CONSISTENT.
4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
Well THAT can't be right! Where are all the rules about evil food groups? Where are the arbitrary eating cutoff times? Where is the pseudo-science? Which foods are "super" and going to help me magically lose weight?
Obviously you don't know what you're talking about. Eating right and exercising...CRAZY TALK!
The eating cutoff time is real. If you eat too close to going to bed you WILL have freaky dreams, maybe even the terrifying Iguana dream. It will haunt you till the end of your days. It won't affect your weight loss, but it won't matter how fit you've become if the Iguana dream terrifies you to death.0 -
1. Eat in a way that you can do daily (who cares if it's paleo, vegan, moderate, etc.), but ensuring you get in your daily macro/micro nutrients with a sustainable and reasonable calorie deficit.
2. Do some physical activity that you can sustain for life.
3. Be CONSISTENT.
4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
Well THAT can't be right! Where are all the rules about evil food groups? Where are the arbitrary eating cutoff times? Where is the pseudo-science? Which foods are "super" and going to help me magically lose weight?
Obviously you don't know what you're talking about. Eating right and exercising...CRAZY TALK!
The eating cutoff time is real. If you eat too close to going to bed you WILL have freaky dreams, maybe even the terrifying Iguana dream. It will haunt you till the end of your days. It won't affect your weight loss, but it won't matter how fit you've become if the Iguana dream terrifies you to death.
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SOOO TRUE!!!0
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you should provide a link for people to click on that will cost them $29.95 to learn your "secret formula for weight loss", you'll be a billionaire :bigsmile:
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Thats awesome, wish they were all like you, so tired of hearing.....body by VI and Shakeology BS!0 -
1. Eat in a way that you can do daily (who cares if it's paleo, vegan, moderate, etc.), but ensuring you get in your daily macro/micro nutrients with a sustainable and reasonable calorie deficit.
2. Do some physical activity that you can sustain for life.
3. Be CONSISTENT.
4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
THE END
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Kickboxing Certified Instructor
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Truth. F all that other noise.0 -
Great post! I believe in magic, but not when it comes to my health!0
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But what will we all fight about if we just follow common sense strategies and become successful at losing weight in a healthy, sustainable way?0
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you should provide a link for people to click on that will cost them $29.95 to learn your "secret formula for weight loss", you'll be a billionaire :bigsmile:
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Thats awesome, wish they were all like you, so tired of hearing.....body by VI and Shakeology BS!
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But what will we all fight about if we just follow common sense strategies and become successful at losing weight in a healthy, sustainable way?
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Now THIS is why I wanted to connect with you. Great, simple, common sense post. Thanks.0
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1. Eat in a way that you can do daily (who cares if it's paleo, vegan, moderate, etc.), but ensuring you get in your daily macro/micro nutrients with a sustainable and reasonable calorie deficit.
2. Do some physical activity that you can sustain for life.
3. Be CONSISTENT.
4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
Well THAT can't be right! Where are all the rules about evil food groups? Where are the arbitrary eating cutoff times? Where is the pseudo-science? Which foods are "super" and going to help me magically lose weight?
Obviously you don't know what you're talking about. Eating right and exercising...CRAZY TALK!
The eating cutoff time is real. If you eat too close to going to bed you WILL have freaky dreams, maybe even the terrifying Iguana dream. It will haunt you till the end of your days. It won't affect your weight loss, but it won't matter how fit you've become if the Iguana dream terrifies you to death.
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Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
You have just gained another disciple.0 -
1. Eat in a way that you can do daily (who cares if it's paleo, vegan, moderate, etc.), but ensuring you get in your daily macro/micro nutrients with a sustainable and reasonable calorie deficit.
2. Do some physical activity that you can sustain for life.
3. Be CONSISTENT.
4. Consider paying me lots of money to kick your *kitten* if you can't follow above.
Well THAT can't be right! Where are all the rules about evil food groups? Where are the arbitrary eating cutoff times? Where is the pseudo-science? Which foods are "super" and going to help me magically lose weight?
Obviously you don't know what you're talking about. Eating right and exercising...CRAZY TALK!
The eating cutoff time is real. If you eat too close to going to bed you WILL have freaky dreams, maybe even the terrifying Iguana dream. It will haunt you till the end of your days. It won't affect your weight loss, but it won't matter how fit you've become if the Iguana dream terrifies you to death.
A.C.E. Certified Personal/Group FitnessTrainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
You have just gained another disciple.
make that 2 disciples!0 -
LOVE IT!0
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But what will we all fight about if we just follow common sense strategies and become successful at losing weight in a healthy, sustainable way?
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Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
lol!! Bacon must NEVER be fought over :-)0 -
"Which is why "diet" books and the industry make billions. They essentially want you to diet, get some success out of it, regain and buy their **** again! I believe that the average a person has dieted is 7 times to lose weight in their lifetime. I'll have to dig up the statistics on that though since it's just my guess. But if it were true and a person went to say Nutrisystem each time at a pop $300 for a month of food, that's a lot of money being made.
Love it, possibly dieted almost annually only to gain it on holiday till next year, have just returned from 7 weeks away lost a further 2 lbs and I'm happy
love your posts!0 -
But what will we all fight about if we just follow common sense strategies and become successful at losing weight in a healthy, sustainable way?
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IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
lol!! Bacon must NEVER be fought over :-)
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Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition0
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