true and that amount of mass is more of a hinderance if his mouth starts writing checks his butt can't cashKNYTE said:
How far would you go to lose weight?
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Weight watchers is the better way to go. I have a friend at work who is doing it now and has lost 7 pounds in 2 weeks. You just have to do the annoying point counting thingb_sinning said:
KNYTE said:
He writes a colum for Muscular Development. His nickname is the Rambling Freak. His colum is always just insane. He has destroyed his brain and he didn't have much to begin with. His arms got so big thet he couldn't do stuff like brush his teeth except for ones with very long built on handles. When they are that big you limit their movement.
You should see if they offer something like Nicotrel except for weight lost.
http://media.putfile.com/SNL-Nicotrel-Rock
JJ Lady said:
i thought weight watchers was essentially just calorie counting though, why pay for that?
i do that on my own and lost 15 pounds in 4 monthsIts a lot more then just calorie counting. It's a point system (my mom successfully lost 25lbs on it) and it also focuses alot on portion sizes, and teaching you about nutrition. Counting calories dosen't always work. You also have to look at fat content etc...
Good luck zengirl... Hopefully you are not getting screwed over.
Good luck zengirl... Hopefully you are not getting screwed over.
so last night she said that when i start training full time and have to cut out all the fun stuff (smoking, drinking, junk food, sex) that she's going to make everyone in the house follow the same healthy routine hell no i'm not being held responsible for schmilk being denied his oreos and little debbies but the point is that sheer adherance to a set of dietary rules and exercise regiment will be more beneficial than some nutrisystem jenny craig gobbledygook (i luv that werd)
but this is an opportunity to get some extra cash so I hope it's all kosher
Though I've heard conflicting reports about mutlivitamin supplements I have a nutritionist that says to stay away from them but others day they're perfectly fine. Either way I'm listening to my guy and getting what I need from V8 and 100% fruit juices.
hell no i'm not being held responsible for schmilk being denied his oreos and little debbies but the point is that sheer adherance to a set of dietary rules and exercise regiment will be more beneficial than some nutrisystem jenny craig gobbledygook (i luv that werd) but this is an opportunity to get some extra cash so I hope it's all kosher
Far more important than fat content or calorie counting is the quality of the food you're eating. The human body needs fat, it needs sugar, it needs carbs, and it needs calories. Simply cutting those may help someone drop weight but it's not necessarily going to make that person healthier. Avoiding processed foods, especially those containing artificial sweeteners (which make diet sodas ridiculously counterproductive - you'll gain more weight with diet coke than regular) and preservatives, and ensuring that the foods you eat provide you with enough nutrients in addition to the fat, carbs, protien, and calories your body needs is going to help more than simply treating calories and fat like a math problem.*Fuxx Burger* said:
Though I've heard conflicting reports about mutlivitamin supplements
I have a nutritionist that says to stay away from them but others day they're perfectly fine. Either way I'm listening to my guy and getting what I need from V8 and 100% fruit juices.
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Syrup Beaver
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If you do V8, get the low sodium versionFlyNavy said:Either way I'm listening to my guy and getting what I need from V8 and 100% fruit juices.
The regular one has a CRAPLOAD of sodium
yeah I know, I should pay more attention to sodium content. at least sarah buys sea salt which is supposed to be better for me than plain or iodizedChikkenNoodul said:If you do V8, get the low sodium version
The regular one has a CRAPLOAD of sodium
I do enjoy the V8 though, that's good stuff
Syrup Beaver
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Yep, sea salt is better IMOFlyNavy said:yeah I know, I should pay more attention to sodium content. at least sarah buys sea salt which is supposed to be better for me than plain or iodized
I do enjoy the V8 though, that's good stuff
But I avoid salt of any kind as much as possible, my father had high blood pressure which eventually killed him
I do agree though, V8 is tasty
Particularly the spicy V8 mixed with a good potato vodka ^BradPittsCokeHabitChikkenNoodul said:Yep, sea salt is better IMO
But I avoid salt of any kind as much as possible, my father had high blood pressure which eventually killed him
I do agree though, V8 is tasty
Check out a Bloody Mary mixer call Zing Zang.
You will not be disspointed. Not to "tomato juice", not to "cocktail sauce."ChikkenNoodul said:Yep, sea salt is better IMO
But I avoid salt of any kind as much as possible, my father had high blood pressure which eventually killed him
I do agree though, V8 is tasty
At the doctor yesterday my blood pressure was 90/50 something (and they say your blood pressure goes up when you're pregnant), do you think I should eat more salt?
eileenbunny
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kiwi said:At the doctor yesterday my blood pressure was 90/50 something (and they say your blood pressure goes up when you're pregnant), do you think I should eat more salt?
Try being more uptight. Maybe that will help.
Syrup Beaver
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Whoah! You gotta slow down there, your veins may explode!kiwi said:At the doctor yesterday my blood pressure was 90/50 something (and they say your blood pressure goes up when you're pregnant), do you think I should eat more salt?