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Old 05-09-2012, 01:57 PM
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I think I have seen some of the people that tried that diet. They still had a gut
I know-i'm just screwing with ya.

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For me I dropped one meal a day and drank only tea and water,no candy or pop's,and of course did exercise,walking is good.
Actually,more smaller meals is better.As in eating about 5 times a day.Not sit down meals,mind you.
Portion management
times of meals
type of food
and getting off yer ass is the key.

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Old 05-09-2012, 02:32 PM
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I know-i'm just screwing with ya.



Actually,more smaller meals is better.As in eating about 5 times a day.Not sit down meals,mind you.
Portion management
times of meals
type of food
and getting off yer ass is the key.
Unfortunately, science has proven this one to be a falacy.

Here's some good advice:
http://www.askmen.com/sports/foodcou...ting_well.html

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When you drastically cut calories, your body won’t lose weight in a healthy way. As with people who regularly skip meals, your body will go into starvation mode. Your metabolism will slow down as your body holds on to the fat it would need if you really were starving. Any fat you lose will take muscle with it, which causes your basal metabolic rate (the amount of calories your body needs to support its functions) to decline. That’s why healthy weight loss is a slow process and requires muscle-building exercise to go with it.
Here's the only diet book you'll ever need - just four entries
  • Eat moderate portions
  • Eat healthy food
  • Exercise more
  • Get good sleep

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Unfortunately, science has proven this one to be a falacy.
O.K.-i'll rephrase-Don't eat a 18"Pie and go to bed.

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O.K.-i'll rephrase-Don't eat a 18"Pie and go to bed.
A 9" pie is better for you, but only when you get up in the morning.

Don't feel bad Rohrt, we all go thru the same thing. The See Food Diet never works as they say it should. Just get off the couch more and you'll do fine. Works for me, until the winter months roll around.

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