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Jan 4 2008, 6:05 PM
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QUOTE(Oasis @ Jan 4 2008, 5:59 PM)  You posted what you had ate and then said you were trying to loose weight.. I said I missed breakfast I had a veggie burger and salad for lunch (perfectly calorific and healthy) And then said I hadn't had dinner yet! and yes I am trying to loose weight but come on, I've posted on other threads regarding weight loss and I slate those who 1. Whine about being overweight and do nothing 2. Think 5 ins on a treadmill constitutes as exercise 3. Follow fads like the Cabbage Soup diet 4. Skip meals to loose weight! I even said in one post its the wrong way to go as it makes your body hold on to fat stores as your body goes into starving mode!!! Basically - you interpreting wrongly or me writing a badly worded post - the latter more likely as I'm typing like shite today.
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Jan 4 2008, 6:06 PM
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QUOTE(iansgirl @ Jan 4 2008, 6:00 PM)  whats good for protein (i know tuna is but apart from that) and how much should say someone like me eat a day of it I'm not 100% sure about a woman who's overweight looking to loose weight I'm afraid (number wise) for consumption. Probably between 60 and 80 grams, maybe more. The trick is to get all of your cals from good sources, ie protein, carbs and good fats. Maybe a 40/35/25 split. Good sources of protein: Chicken, Fish, infact any lean meat, eggs, cottage cheese and milk. Loads more but I can't be arsed naming.
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Jan 4 2008, 6:34 PM
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QUOTE(Oasis @ Jan 4 2008, 6:27 PM)  Also a diet won't succeed if you cut out fats, your body needs good fats to function properly. QUOTE(Oasis @ Jan 4 2008, 6:28 PM)  It's not hard to loose weight when you're obese, however your diet isn't healthy. Exactly - I mean I not actually looking to lose weight as such - I've gained half a stone over Xmas and I don't feel as fit as I usually am, so I'll just hit the gym when I get back to London. Plus I'm skiing for a week before then so that'll get me shaped up!!! Rhonda you said you'd been exercising, so whereas you eat crap, at least you're burning off the fat if you're doing cardio. But the first bit of weight is a lot easier to lose, its when you're only a little bit overweight that its hard work. Plus your body gets used to the exercise so you have to keep stepping it up and altering it all.
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