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  • well said Tinkerbellang83! to address behaviour you need to understand the cause of the behaviour - its often our relationship with food that needs to be looked into in more depth!
  • from one of my favourite nutrition podcasts - its better to be consistently good than occasionally perfect! One from Scott Baptie!
  • just like many people here have said - small sustainable changes are the way forward. if you rapidly try to change everything overnight it could become overwhelming. you didn't put the weight on overnight so don't expect to lose it overnight! be consistent!
  • I've tried similar products before - as a bit of a guinea pig experiment (out of interest), and I don't find that they massively enhance any results when compared to being on the same nutrition regime without them. I'd rather save the money and use it to buy good quality food. I'd suggest having a closer look at your TDEE…
  • It's really great to see you have overcome your obstacles and are driving forward to achieve what you want! Best of luck with the fund raiser!
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