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  • I have a suspected sulphite/sulfate intolerance, although I seem to be able to tolerate up to a certain (as yet unquantified) threshold before I react. I actually find that it makes it easier to eat healthy, because I tend to be fine with whole foods and have a much greater issue with processed foods that contain more of…
  • I'm personally not the most disciplined food tracker (i.e. I tend to estimate or loosely measure), so I don't sync my activity between my AW and MFP. I sort look at it as a buffer. I have my settings here on sedentary and manually enter my activity if it's enough to justify it. This is just what works for me, though, there…
  • I had mine syncing to MFP for a while, but wasn't happy with the accuracy (duplication and/or missing workouts), so I actually went back to entering by hand. I also don't always eat my exercise calories back, so this gives me the freedom to leave them out of the picture if I need to, or wait and enter at the end of the day.
  • This is very inspirational and helpful! Thank you so much for your willingness to share your journey and your pics!
  • I'm another one that goes the 'kernels in a brown paper lunch sack' route. Easy peasy and you have complete control over the ingredients and nutrition!
  • I really love this analogy, and hadn't thought of it in these terms. I've been a faithful budgeter for YEARS. But always feel like I'm working toward not "having" to log my food. This really helped put it in a new perspective for me!
  • Alarm set for 4:55. Up, potty, weigh, dressed, out the door by 5:10/5:15 for a 5:30 class. For me it is 100% about getting to bed at a decent hour the night before, and then just moving through the actions like a machine the next morning, removing all excuses and obstacles. If I let myself think about it, I'll talk myself…
  • I think it varies depending on the instructer and the type of workout. I've done AMRAP workouts, which are "for time" meaning do the exercise for X minutes, As Many Reps As Possible. I've also had them pushing to see how fast I can get done a set number of reps. Either way, the parameters they give you should help shed…
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