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This time of year it's HUGELY important to fight the winter blahs before they fully settle in. I'm finding I can best combat the beast by getting some sunshine (I swear I can feel my shoulders physically lift when the sun hits my face) and exercise, exercise, exercise. Keep active. Focus on the mood lift that arrives at…
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My nutritionist said that if I had an extremely physical day, then maybe I could eat extra that day. Then she burst my bubble: if I worked out an hour longer than usual, then 100 more calories would be reasonable. Well. Blah! Also, MFP is extremely generous in its calorie burned calculation.
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I set my "meals" to 3 hours sections of time: 5am-8am, 8am-11am, 11am-2pm, 2pm-5pm, 5pm-8pm, 8pm-11pm. This way I have a better idea of how my eating falls, even though it's obviously not quite perfect. It does help with more frequent eating, as I can tell at a quick glance if it's been at least 3 hours since I've last…
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I tried these in the Sour Cream & Onion flavor. As mentioned before, they have a very satisfying crunch. I'd consider the experience to be much like going from full fat, full sugar yogurt to sugar free, fat free yogurt: similar to the real thing, but not the same. Helps to have modified expectations. The seasoning seems to…
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No longer being the last person people will sit next to on the train. I love not being that fat person on the train or bus, so sharing a seat is no longer a source of unnecessary anxiety.
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I found I can only tolerate the mix-in powders with water. I tried using soy milk, but it didn't sit right. I'm using Isopure powders and RTD bottles currently. I've used (and liked quite a bit) Muscle Milk powders, but switched away after surgery because it doesn't have as much protein as I wanted. I have a big supply of…
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I sometimes add unflavored protein powder to foods. It works well in greek yogurt and dishes that mask the added sort-of-dairy flavor that comes from the powder. Note that the powder mixes best with cool/cold foods; I find it clumps if I put it directly into something hot.