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Diet Contest Help Needed
"Shabby" wrote in message news:rPnHd.10593$5t2.3009@trnddc01... Come on, obviously eating right and exercise are the way to go, I just wodered if you had any quicky ideas for the final weeks. It's not going to kill me or change my life, just wanted to hear a trick or two.... - Shabby P.S. you all seem very serious about all this....chill a bit. Yes, from what I've seen in my short time in this group folks around here do actually take their LC WOL seriously. Most people do when they've completely changed their eating and exercise habits for the positive and have enjoyed the results. It's a serious matter, not something to do on a whim or just for a couple of weeks in an attempt to win a silly bet. While I can see that the competition angle might give you an extra kick in the pants and engender extra inspiration, it's pretty ridiculous as a sole motivating factor when compared to those here who have shed 100+ lbs. and added years to their lives through well thought out and dedicated LCing combined with exercise. You've managed to insult and devalue the accomplishments of everyone here just by claiming that you aren't LCing for the long term, but are just looking for quicky results. I'm sure there's a group out there for binge and purgers in which you might find your answers, but you won't find it here. -- Felicia D. 210/195/140 since: 4/1/2005 monthly goal: 8 lbs. |
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"Shabby" wrote in message news:rPnHd.10593$5t2.3009@trnddc01... Come on, obviously eating right and exercise are the way to go, I just wodered if you had any quicky ideas for the final weeks. It's not going to kill me or change my life, just wanted to hear a trick or two.... Ah, well, that's the point, you see. We're doing this because it has changed our lives, for the better. No-one cares aout your babyish contest. Come back when you want to lose some weight longterm. Nicky. -- A1c 10.5/5.7/6 Weight 95/79/72Kg 1g Metformin, 75ug Thyroxine T2 DX 05/2004 |
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Shabby wrote:
Come on, obviously eating right and exercise are the way to go then why don't you do it that way, dip****? |
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Shabby wrote:
:: I am having a 8 week contest between 3 guys losing the most weight % :: to original. I am 5'9' 215, they are taller and 240 and 250. I am :: doing Atkins which I have done before. So far in 10 days I', down 8 :: lbs they are down 13 and 14. Any suggestions for the last 3 weeks? I :: am on Atkins very strict and they are both eating about 1000 :: calories a day. Nobody exercising much. I ran 25 mins yesterday :: though - dont like it much. :: Should I try a laxative or diet pill for :: the last 2 weeks? Don't be stupid. What you're doing is not advised, but it's your body and your experiment. Start lifting weights and keep doing cardio everyday. If you want to catch up to them, you'll need to try to burn at least 800 kcals a day in cardio - every day, plus doing 1 hour 3X per week of weight lifting - full-body routine. Keeps your calories at about 1200 per day, making sure to stay at 20 to 30 g per day, eating plenty of veggies (eat them raw with little or no dressing or oil - try brocolli and cauliflower - neither have many calories but will help fill you up). I suggest you eat 4 meals at 300 kcal each, per day. Do 400 kcals of cardio in the am and another 400 kcals in the pm. Try go get about 120 g of protein per day (120*4=480kcals) When you weight train, do cardio AFTER, not before. If you don't like running, try bicycling or swimming, or something you do like. At the end of the 8 weeks, do a 36-hour fast before the weigh in, drinking only water during that time. If you follow this advice, you'll win even if you lose by the scale. If you don't win by the scale, kick the guy who wins ass, as he'll likely be a weak-ass punk by then. |
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regardless of why you're doing it, i hope you realize your BMI is 31.7
and you're considered OBESE. I hope that you find that you feel better doing low carb and that you can easilly get back into the normal range living this way. You can't rush this. it almost sounds like youre some highschool girl who cant fit into her prom dress by how hastilly you want the weight off, regardless of your health. if i were you, with all the strain on your already taxed heart, i would look into losing the weight for the long haul and DO NOT USE any drugs or chemicals to help you in your stupid contest. i dont know how long youve been OBESE (yes, youre way fat) but your blood pressure is higher because of it and probably cholesterol/triglycerides... etc. take a look at yourself and stop being a stupid person. i saw you say we were all very serious about low carbing... maybe youre just not serious enough about your health, but i wont delude myself into thinking im going to live forever. im going to extend my life as long as i can. how long are YOU going to live ****ing around with your health? |
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