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[quote="auntblabby"][quote="CrazyCatLord"][quote="VIDEODROME"]2 words: Tape Worm[/quote] Never tried that, but I had great results with Crohn's disease. Lost 20 pounds in a week.[/quote] what happened after they put you on the prednisone?[/quote]
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JesseCat
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 2:07 pm
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Eat unprocessed, natural foods.
Stay away from sugar and processed carbohydrates.
Exercise every day.
Lift weights.
Calculate your BMR and attempt to stay at that amount.
Sickpuppies124
Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2012 9:40 am
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P90X/Insanity
/thread
auntblabby
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 3:06 pm
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CrazyCatLord wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
CrazyCatLord wrote:
VIDEODROME wrote:
2 words: Tape Worm
Never tried that, but I had great results with Crohn's disease. Lost 20 pounds in a week.
what happened after they put you on the prednisone?
I was lucky to be put on
budesonide
(Entocort) instead. Unlike prednisone, it doesn't work systemically and only affects a part of the small intestine, which means that it has much less severe side effects than other corticosteroid drugs.
that is
handy info
i'll have to file away for future reference.
CrazyCatLord
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:38 am
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auntblabby wrote:
CrazyCatLord wrote:
VIDEODROME wrote:
2 words: Tape Worm
Never tried that, but I had great results with Crohn's disease. Lost 20 pounds in a week.
what happened after they put you on the prednisone?
I was lucky to be put on budesonide (Entocort) instead. Unlike prednisone, it doesn't work systemically and only affects a part of the small intestine, which means that it has much less severe side effects than other corticosteroid drugs.
auntblabby
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 7:56 am
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CrazyCatLord wrote:
VIDEODROME wrote:
2 words: Tape Worm
Never tried that, but I had great results with Crohn's disease. Lost 20 pounds in a week.
what happened after they put you on the prednisone?
CrazyCatLord
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 7:14 pm
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VIDEODROME wrote:
2 words: Tape Worm
Never tried that, but I had great results with Crohn's disease. Lost 20 pounds in a week.
Pondering
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:39 pm
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eat right not a lot of fat or carbs yet don't go overboard, do some light weight lifting, 15 minutes HIIT Cardio every two-three days, try to relax and not stress yourself too much, and sleep on a healthy schedule. I have found when keeping track of weight it is best to only step on the scale once a week at most. A lot of times the scale isn't telling you everything you need to know, like things involving water weight, or if you are adjusting to your new weight and need time to lose more, and so on.
DNForrest
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:12 pm
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I lost 20lbs in a month doing the following two things:
1. This was the hardest for me: Get out of the habit of eating until you're full, only eat until you're no longer hungry. Even if you still have a nearly full plate, just save the rest for leftovers.
2. Once you get through step 1, start eating more and more but smaller and smaller meals each day. My largest meal was eggs and toast in the morning, and whenever I'd get hungry throughout the day I'd just consume a shot-glass filled with almonds, a piece of fruit, or a small piece of beef jerky. If you do this right, you'll end up eating less calories than usual throughout the day but boost you metabolism.
I call it the Scavenger Diet.
Like I mentioned, I lost 20lbs in a month doing this, with minimal exercise (just about 20min a day riding my bike to and from work). This also led to the running joke in my lab that I was anorexic, given I'm 6'3" and 220lbs but ate less than anyone else working there that summer (even though I never starved myself).
lostmyself
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 3:50 am
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power yoga.
auntblabby
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 3:09 am
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VIDEODROME wrote:
2 words: Tape Worm
but how hard would it be to get rid of, once the weight were lost?
VIDEODROME
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 9:44 pm
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2 words: Tape Worm
Marcia
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 5:45 pm
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I went to buy clothes this evening, and the changing rooms had three mirrors which let me see more of me than I usually do. Yikes!
I know that I've put on weight over the past year or so, but was horrified to see rolls of fat at waist level on my back! I didn't even try on most of the clothes, and will start my new regime tomorrow.
Plan is to eat more fruit and vegetables, cut out the biscuits, sweeties and chocolate and go for a good walk at least once a day. I don't have any scales so don't know how much I weigh (and don't really want to know either!). I'll go by how easily I can get into my clothes, most of which are too tight for me now.
MathGirl
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 5:43 pm
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Desurage wrote:
Do your weight times 10
I'm 338(now) so 3.380 calories per day, this is a very quick BMR estimate.
This is not how much you eat. No. You eat 2000 calories per day. Then reduce by 200 everyday until you hit 1200, which is 400 per meal. Calories are easy to understand, just look at the package and measure out a serving size and thats how many calories per item you have. Get a little weight scale for the meat stuff. Buy Chicken Breasts(almost pure protein, other cuts are cheaper but more fattening), Ground Beef(lean is best but its more expensive), frozen veggies(no sodium, fresh is better if you are rich), Beans(beans are really healthy and cheap), Tuna(in water, also cheap and healthy, no more than one can a day though because mercury). Cottage Cheese and Greek Yogurt are good too. For good fats I eat half an avocado and a 1/2 cup of pistachio with shells a day which is 260 of my 1200 calories and both have protein in them.
This diet sacrifices nothing. I lost 30 pounds so far doing this.
As for exercise the important thing is that you can do it regularly, not so much the intensity. After four weeks of doing the same exact time/intensity/type you increase one of those three, as your body figures out how to do it more efficiently and it doesn't have as much impact anymore.
I think this is the best diet plan so far. My suggestion is that you don't focus on the weight loss goal and instead try to eat more healthy, keeping in mind the effects that every food you eat have on your health. I am on a gluten free diet and I have lost a lot of weight, but I don't think that necessarily has to do with being on this diet. I don't avoid red meat because you need some of it to get your recommended iron intake. Drink either skim milk or 1% milk if you absolutely hate skim milk. Do not eat any fast foods (i.e. fries, burgers, even the salads might have very fattening dressing). Do not drink a lot of alcohol. Make most of your diet fruits and vegetables; eat fruits when you need a sugar fix. Fruits have fiber in them along with sugar, which helps digest the sugars. This is why eating/drinking anything with refined sugar/corn syrup is unhealthy; there is no fiber to accompany the sugars and they are way too concentrated for your body to digest them easily, so they are more likely to go into fat reserves instead. Avoid eating a lot of potatoes, corn, and white rice. I would suggest not to eat those commercial cereals, either, as they may have a lot of sugars added and may not be whole grain. Perhaps a gluten-free diet would be good but it's hard to get onto unless you have an actual allergy to gluten, where bad reactions to foods would be an incentive in itself.
I have lost a lot of weight with diet alone, without any purposeful exercise. Frankly, I'm not organized enough for that...
Oh, and also, no vending machine/convenience store snacks. Those are usually packed with fat. When I really want some, I go with the Lay's baked chips, which are I believe 40% less fat than their standard potato chips.
V33X
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 4:43 pm
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I once read about in order to keep a fast metabolism, one must not eat big meals (consuming a lot at one time), but rather space out eating. Basically, eat all day, but not a lot at one time. Just my two cents.
auntblabby
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 2:02 am
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^^^
sounds good to me
btw, hiya JackAlan996
and welcome to our neat little club!
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