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well doneOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostDay 8 without booze! (Not that I'm counting...)Comment
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Did a whole month last year......Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDay 8 without booze! (Not that I'm counting...)
Won't be going through that again
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Yep, same for me. I gave up booze last year.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostDid a whole month last year......
Won't be going through that again
Worst evening of my life that was!Comment
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Not got any target - main motivation is to lose a bit of weight.
Had a bottle in the fridge for Saturday, but didn't fancy it. Must be
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Even after a month I didn't lose any.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostNot got any target - main motivation is to lose a bit of weight.
However, looking at and changing my diet has really made me lose weight.
I have not put it back on either.
My drinking remains the same.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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What worked for me is cutting out all processed carbs. So out is processed sugar (in all it's forms), cakes, biscuits, fizzy drinks. No pasta or bread, except small amounts of wholemeal - keep bread and pasta to the minimum!. No crisps or crap. Eat fruit insted.
Eat lots more protein in the form of fish, chicken, turkey, eggs, cheese, yoghurt, soya. This stops you getting hungry! Protein keeps your blood sugar level stable much longer.
Don't count calories, not too much red meat. Don't worry too much about fat content, but don't stuff yourself with bacon, and lard!
Just tipping the balance towards protein rich, carb poor meals and it's easy being lean and mean.Comment
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Good advice and pretty much what worked for me.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWhat worked for me is cutting out all processed carbs. So out is processed sugar (in all it's forms), cakes, biscuits, fizzy drinks. No pasta or bread, except small amounts of wholemeal - keep bread and pasta to the minimum!. No crisps or crap. Eat fruit insted.
Eat lots more protein in the form of fish, chicken, turkey, eggs, cheese, yoghurt, soya. This stops you getting hungry! Protein keeps your blood sugar level stable much longer.
Don't count calories, not too much red meat. Don't worry too much about fat content.
Just tipping the balance towards protein rich, carb poor meals and it's easy being lean and mean.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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If I eat some bread, day to day, I used this:Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostGood advice and pretty much what worked for me.
Soya Linseed Bread - Breads - Burgen Bread
Available in all supermarkets I think. Lowest carb count.Comment
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