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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostCut out carbs. No potatoes, pasta, rice, peas, sweetcorn. Unlimited protein/fruit/vegetables. Small amounts of milk/bread.
HTH
If you have a high protein lunch, you'll feel less sleepy in the afternoon than if you have a high carb lunch.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostI would double in weight if I did that.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostEat when you're hungry not when you think it's time to eat...
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You might want to have a look at the Blood Type Diet.
Some say it works terrific other that it's full of tulip.
Basically if you are:
O: unlimited proteins, no carbs at all, few low in fiber veggies (carrots, cabbage)
A: Veggie
AB: balanced omnivore
I think it's kindof full of rubbish but I like the history behind.
Blood type O individuals inherit their immune system directly from the cavemen -> hunters and protein feeders
Blood Type A individuals started to appear in Asia 15-20 thousand year ago when some tribes started to live mainly on crops and agriculture.
Apparently AB is the most "modern" type of immune system
Interesting, innit?
http://www.dadamo.com/Last edited by Le Rosbif; 20 June 2009, 14:10.
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Black and Decker circular saw applied to the top of your least favourite leg at an angle of 90 degrees.
No actual exercise and a significant reduction in body weight.
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More seriously, the only way of losing weight is by reducing your calorie intake and focus on proteins rather than carbs.
I personnaly live on a high protein diet.
My motto is to never refrain from eating meat, fish, seafood.
I just avoid porc as it's high in fat.
Complement it with reasonnable portions of rice, or rice noodles (avoid egg noddles -> the yolk is very high in fat), and veggies.
Eat fruits in moderation as they contain sugar! They are very healthy but not if you start munching 10 apples a day.
Refrain to 3 pieces of apples, pears, and berries.
If as I suspect, you are lunching mainly on sandwiches, then avoid white bread at all cost and go for the wholemeal option. Prawns and tuna sandwiches are a must, if they are not full of mayonnaise (which you should NEVER eat).
May I ask why exercise is not an option with you?Last edited by Le Rosbif; 20 June 2009, 13:26.
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Diet is everything, but I'd do some exercise as well.
Try an ECA stack (Ephadrine\Caffeine\Aspirin).
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Cut out the junk food and eat less red meat and more cereals, fruit and vegetables.
I lost two stone by cutting out fried breakfasts and substituting with porridge and skimmed milk, eating brown rice instead of potatoes or white rice, wholemeal bread instead of white, reducing beer intake and dumping takeaways and all cheese etc.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBut you are what you eat.
I suppose that makes me a c**t.
Sorry that was just too hard to resist!!
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