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I once had a dog that, despite losing the use of both hind legs, still, begged me to workout every AM. He would cry in agony (& wake up the neighbors) if I went out the door without him. I tried pushing him in carriage but, eventually, broke down and got him a doggy wheelchair. After 14 incredible years, together, he finally gassed two years ago...I cried for a week, myself! I have new dogs, now, and they go crazy for our twice daily walks.
If you really want a walking buddy that will give you "support", get yourself a dog (that can last at least 2 - 3 miles). I promise, if you walk your dog, everyday, you'll receive so much "support", you'll be sorry you ever asked! Good luck!View Thread
Today I am making some major changes in my lifestyle and reading up on how to loose weight while on antidepressants. Found some good info in here. I want to loose 20 lbs in 8 wks and get more energy. I am open to reading up on any links or ideas on how to accomplish this.View Thread
Agree with the food groups! I take it one step further and for my "lean protein," I'm vegan, so I have beans, lentils, quinoa, hemp protein powder, nuts, and other vegan protein powders as my protein source.
Agree! Cut out all processed food and sugar! The fat WILL melt away as it did for me. It went away slooowly for me, so be patient, don't give up, eat healthfully, don't worry too much about the scale, just go on living your life...and it WILL happen.View Thread
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yes, i'd like to have more energy and meet my goal50% (35)
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no, if I can't eat fast food or sugars i know i can't do1% (1)
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i'd like to try43% (30)
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don't believe there is such a program4% (3)
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tried everything not ready to try again1% (1)
I'm 47 and need to lose 20# myself... I would love to hear any input you have for successfully losing the weight without starving oneself
I exercise 3-4 times weekly, 30 min each, and am fairly active. Thank you!View Thread
new too

was wondering what you've done differently since your first posting, that has helped you lose the 10 lbs.
Eating less? and/or exercising harder? (ie: jogging/boosting your heart rate higher then previously?)
I am looking for how to get the best results myself...
Thanks & Best Wishes to you in your continued Success!View Thread
I haven't been hungry for three days. The first day I was busy, and didn't eat a thing, and never got hungry. The second, I made sure I ate some chicken, but still wasn't hungry, and only ate 300 calories. The third day, despite not being hungry, I ate normally. Before I got to lunch my stomach was so bloated and discended I looked several months pregnant!
This is not a loss of appetite, its a feeling of being full (sometimes not even full, just not hungry).
I also have noticed increased thirst for several weeks.View Thread
Drink 8-13 cups of liquids a day (water, 100% juice, broth in soups all count). Staying hydrated boosts metabolism.
Make sure you are eating ENOUGH. You are working out a lot and burning tons of calories. If your body isn't getting enough, it can automatically hold onto weight because it goes into survival mode. Check out an online calorie calculator to see how many calories you should be consuming for your current activity level to maintain your weight...THEN subtract up to 500 calories.
You can burn more calories just by eating whole, unprocessed foods, preferably raw whenever possible. Here's an article I found a while back: http://www.charlespoliquin.com/ArticlesMultimedia/Articles/Article/919/Seven_Reasons_to_Eliminate_Processed_Foods_from_Yo.aspx
When you say "binge," like, how much? The whole carton? The whole pizza? Yes, that can be a problem if it's a lot. One or two slices and a cup of ice cream every once in a while? That's probably not hurting your weight loss...but it's not healthy for you! So yes, find other healthy snacks to replace those with!View Thread
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Then list the reasons why you don't want it...Examples: It's high in saturated fat, and too much can lead to heart disease; it's high in sugar and sugar makes me break out; I'll feel lethargic afterwards; I don't need it; it's not the healthy kind of food I want in my diet; etc!"View Thread
Eat real food.
Mostly plants.
Agree with brunosbud...slowly cut out junk and processed foods. Don't stock them in your house. Replace junk food with healthy alternatives: nuts, seeds, almond milk, and fruits and veggies that you enjoy.View Thread
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It's something I've used for a while that's been just that "thing" to really help me get and stay lean.
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I'm glad that I could help. Please let me know if I can help with anything else.I've put together a fun workout for home that you might like if exercising at home is something that you're into.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHJFVi24wHQ
Hopefully you find it useful.
- RonView Thread
& there you go...View Thread
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