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Optimal nutrition will help with joint pain. I eat a lt of fruits and veggies. Frozen and fresh. I drink a lot of water and take vitamins. I'm doing better at my job than ever before. The mental fog is gone. I get up every day ready to be active.
t is never ever too late. I've met women in their 70's & 80s who took up ballet, senior yoga or t'ai chi and changed their lives completely. All of them lost significant weight and gained muscle tone. t'ai chi is so gentle. There's a lot of gentle exercise out there that is powerful too.View Thread


Do you have a fitness routine that you enjoy? The great thing about having one is you get your mind off food, you get endorphins and feel happier, you turn fat into muscle and for every 10 lbs you lose your knees and back will think you've lost a lot more--and they will thank you ! You'll just feel younger and have more energy, you'll sleep better, and probably laugh more.
Men generally like to be active, so if you are already, just kick it up a lot. When you do sit down to eat, you may be surprised that you crave healthier foods.View Thread



Design your own program and every few months you may want to do more research and tweak it again.
One good thing about designing your own is you learn if you need a face to face support group like weight watchers, or if you need to attend overeaters meetings, or if you need a food program like Jenny Craig or if you need to do it yourself with a little online help from websites like these.
please let me know what you're doing for exercise (details please) Exercise is another area you'll experiment in--View Thread


There are lots of fruity or lemon green teas out there, you can sweeten with Stevia, so you can experiment. I also made sure I ate a wedge of the darkest choc. I could find each day. Theobromine in choc is not caffeine, it lasts longer as an energy boost but no jitters or caffeine high. It's a better member of the caffeine family.
I also had my doc check my adrenals and they needed a boost as did my immune system I take an Adrendal Supplement now, and an immune booster-- I felt the difference pretty quickly. (2 wks) whenever I take a vitamins I drink a lot more water too.
also get plenty of sleep. If you can nap, do it. ! and stay active in the fresh air...
those are my tips for you, hope they help.View Thread

I s l o w l y gained back 12 lbs and panicked badly went I "realized" it--I was in denial -- this was about a year ago, but refocused and very determined, I took it off again and a few extra pounds for good measure. I dont let the pounds creep back anymore--I still fluctuate a few lbs . but that's just water and hormonal shifts, I'm 5'5" very toned for the first time since college, my current weight 121, SW178View Thread
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