Fruitylicious03

True dat. But they should vary a bit. Make it peanutbutter addiction or something. Or meat addiction. Or stevia addiction. Or soap addiction...oh wait...

MFP just ain't the same without a good'ol sugar addiction thread. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

Haha...darn it...what ever shall I do now?? :sweat_smile:

Roasted chicken, gem squash and roasted potatoes. :)

I don't mind my calves. Their also big. But I like them. They give my legs shape, and make them look awesome in heels. :wink: my sister is so jealous because she has to exercise her butt off to get them, and I have them naturally.

Hahaha! None. I need all of them. :wink: I do wish my tummy was less rounded though. But it ain't happening. I'm an apple by genetics. So I've kind of made peace with it.

I do get up every half hour and at least take a walk around the house. It was advised to me by my optometrist. Because my eyes weaken (genetics) when I'm infront of the computer too long.

I'm 21 and I've never had one. I've never even had a first kiss yet. So I doubt I can help.

--sigh--

Uh yeah...if someone comes in my house holding a knife or something he's pretty much getting peppersprayed. Or worse...come eye to eye with my father and his double barrel shotgun...we don't give a damn about his rights. He came onto OUR property, he came into OUR house, threatening US with a knife. So yeah. Bye bye have a…

My apologies. I replied to a poster above that asked why do you care what interviewers think. My point is, that people really only care about what they think on a professional level, (ex. Wether they will consider giving them a job or nor) not on a personal level. (Ex. I can't hire you coz ur fat!!!) Lol.

Guess so. But still. You only try to get on "the good side" of the interviewer so you have a higher chance of getting the job. Because you're most likely one of 500 applying. You kind of have to stand out from the crowd.

I agree..but it's not necessarily so much about what the interviewer would think as much as getting the job. When you are well dressed, the interviewer will put you into his little stereotypical category of "well-educated" people...wether you are indeed educated or not. It's the same with qualifications. Person A can be…

I get irritated when I go to my doctor (sadly the only one in my little town) with an intestinal problem and he ALWAYS friggen checks my urine. :neutral_face: for goodness sakes, your bladder cannot cause intestinal infection!!!! They are separate things you idiot! *rant over* Anyway. Normally when people say something…

I really love bready cakey things...yet, I'm almost always under on carbs. (Unintentionally). Don't ask me how I just am. Because of that, I don't worry about binging on them once in a while because it balances out all the times I've been under on them. Maybe what you need is a once a week day where you go buck wild with…

I fast for 14 hours. Not intentionally. I eat dinner at 6pm (just because I'm hungry then). Next day I get up at 7am, go for an hour walk, and when I come back at 8am, I eat breakfast. It has had no effect on my results.

Sugar is a carb as well, as is fibre. But meaning don't worry about going over if you're not diabetic. It doesn't really matter where it comes from (beside your intolerance of course), I wouldn't worry either way.

I don't even track mine. I'm always under. Probably because for some odd reason I'm always under on carbs too... :neutral_face: I just can't seem to hit carbs, or even sodium. Which is why I have low blood pressure all the time. *shrugs* eh. But anyway unless you're diabetic or something you don't need to track it.

Uhm nope. I want a HUMAN study. Of more than 2000 humans. Because a study of 12 humans is not feasible for a population of more than 7 billion.

I used to eat 3000-5000 calories of sweets. I wasn't addicted to them. I loved the taste of them and I ate for comfort. I ate them because I could. That doesn't change the facts. If you don't have control around it, don't buy it. Stop overcomplicating it, and JUST STOP EATING IT. Yes you will have cravings, but ultimately…

Just because it's tested on rats doesn't make it accurate for a human. You do realize that we are not only like 200 times bigger than a rat, our bodies are also way way more complex than theirs right? We are also more intelligent than them. Unless you show me a study where humans were addicted to sugar and had to undergo…

Try chicken breast raw. (Works with other basic stuff too) The one with the most weighing options. It usually has a long description of what it is too. Otherwise the USDA database has good nutritional value on basic foods. I usually take one that is measured in grams if I can't find something with the type of search above.

I didn't realize us humans were rats. But okay. Whatever you say.

To me it can. Drink lots of water and perhaps cut down on sodium for the next few days. Also, your muscles could be retaining water from the exercise you did.

Don't worry. It's just temporary. I know it's discouraging because you aren't sure what you weigh for real and seeing a gain can be sad. But it will go back down eventually. :smiley: unless you ate 35 000 calories you didn't gain 10lb of fat. :wink:

Lol...I don't think the saying is meant to be literal. It just means you have a taste for sweet stuff. :smiley:

I don't buy them and keep fruit around. If you can't have moderation cut it out. Forget willpower...make a DECISION to stop eating it. Chewing gum also helps for me and constantly sipping on water.

I rarely hit mine. Even though I don't have any digestive problems. I suspect since I'm eating more fat, the fat has been helping my digestion out a lot.

Macros - fat, protein, carbs. Fat - everything fat free yoghurt is not. But avocado is a good example of a fatty food. Protein - something meaty or beany. Carbs - has 3 divisions. Carbs, fibre and sugar. Think potatoes, bran cereal, or fruit. Basically, macros are what a specific food is made up of. Each one is used…

Just stop buying it.