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I meant no offense! I do love Mac and cheese and pizza myself... Especially Mac with Greek yogurt, but unfortunately that will not fit into a vegan lifestyle :( luckily I have found some awesome vegan recipes for both! I do now foresee myself switching to 80/20 vegan/vegetarian so I can feed him too lol.
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Yes... Is it that obvious? Haha. Actually 6 months after he comes home it's my turn. So I'm also trying to think about how I'd feel if it was me (because it will be me next). I think cooking two meals at a time may become exhausting, so we're going to have to learn to compromise. Pizza one night, veggies the next. I…
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Thank you!! This is exactly why I posted this, I don't want him to feel like I've gone on with my life without him. Thank you to everyone who gave productive input! It's much appreciated!
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First of all, the reason I posted this at all is because I want to figure out the best way to accommodate both of our eating habits when he gets home. Not tell him what to eat. Your comments are completely uncalled for and you have no place judging me based on, what, my eating habits?! Are you serious?? Get a life, dude!!
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You may want to look into that! Or simply go organic
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A lot of "meat replacers" are full of GMOs and un-natural ingredients to try and make them taste better. That's why I don't eat anything by Boca or Morningstar. Unless they are non-GMO project verified.
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You're the exception, not the rule. What your doctor recommended is likely what he recommends to all of his patients. Regardless of what category of obesity you currently fit into, you have a lot of weight to lose so 600-800 will work for you now. It's likely that once you get to a closer-to-normal weight range your doctor…
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Me, too!
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Used to get migraines at least monthly, sometimes weekly. I haven't had a single migraine since I began eating clean (knock on wood!) I cut out junk, processed foods, and preservatives. I eat about 90% organic foods now. I don't know if it was the weight loss that helped me or the better food.
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You can lose weight eating anything if you eat small enough amounts. Calories are calories, regardless of good or bad ingredients. You may find your weight loss to be more effective when you eat less junk (maybe not) and you'll almost certainly feel better and healthier. Realize that if you stop counting your calories and…
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"You can pay to eat healthy now or pay the consequences later"
