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Post by sangria on Nov 12, 2007 8:37:00 GMT -4
Can't tell you Mac, you're a guy!!!!!
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Post by queenbee on Nov 12, 2007 10:02:36 GMT -4
Yep, MAC we can't tell you. Deb will have to read the book and let you know. It's a girl thing.
So how is WW going, are you still a loser???
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Post by queenbee on Nov 13, 2007 12:14:34 GMT -4
I am setting here eating very fattening BBQ Lay's chips and feeling guilty. Think I will go fix me some soup.
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Post by coosa on Nov 13, 2007 15:02:56 GMT -4
I am eating fattening crackers with cheese.
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Post by mac on Nov 13, 2007 16:06:22 GMT -4
Yep, still a loser. but only .4 yesterday, I just had gotten back from Ellijay and the Cajun Depot. When I went in I weighed 266.8 after taking off my leathers and boots 245 on the button. It was 245.4 last week, so it wasn't bad at all.
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Post by coosa on Nov 13, 2007 16:28:03 GMT -4
Good for you MAC!!
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Post by queenbee on Nov 13, 2007 17:01:43 GMT -4
AHHH but those .4 and .2 and . whatevers get aggravating after awhile
But losing any is great.
That is a lot of weight to be wearing around in just clothes.
One of my motivational verses I got was 'ounce per ounce, it all counts"
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Post by mac on Nov 14, 2007 0:11:58 GMT -4
that was the least I've lost......... prior its been 2.6 as the least.
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Post by queenbee on Nov 14, 2007 11:15:34 GMT -4
I was off track yesterday but got back on today.
Got another box of the multigrain hot cereal from Quaker, brown sugar & pecans. I love that stuff. Who would have thought whole grains could be so good and healthy.
Had my 1% and Splenda chocolate milk and got a couple of packs of 100 calorie snacks for when I get the munchies.
My mantra is "I have worked too hard to lose it and I won't put it back on". It's looking like after Thanksgiving before I have the chance to get back into my exercise routine.
Not enough time now.
Keep up the good work MAC.
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Post by coosa on Nov 14, 2007 12:18:00 GMT -4
Everyone wants to lose weight, me included. I am going to start walking more!!
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Post by shortcircuit on Nov 14, 2007 23:28:36 GMT -4
I honestly don't know what I need to do to lose some weight. I get a decent amount of exercise and for the most part I eat right but I just can't seem to get the pounds to drop off.
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Post by queenbee on Nov 15, 2007 9:35:04 GMT -4
Shorty cut out all your white foods and sugar and see what happens.
Also when you exercise you have to get your heart rate up to burn calories.
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Post by maddy on Nov 15, 2007 10:26:22 GMT -4
I wonder why they stopped carrying "hood" milk. I like it too. Have you filled out a "product request" at Bilo & Ingles Coosa? I will, but I think it takes more than one request, so let's attack!!!
I haven't worked out at all this week. Hey, I did sweep & mop 2 rooms & stairs yesterday. Guess that counts.
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Post by coosa on Nov 15, 2007 10:29:20 GMT -4
Maddy, I miss the Hood milk so badly. I even e mailed the company. I had a glass of the low carb chocolate milk every morning and it kept me from getting so hungry. I did not know there was a product request slip, I will ask for one.
Hood said that most Wal mart stores carry their milk, but I hardly ever go there and I know you don't go at all.
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Post by queenbee on Nov 15, 2007 12:11:22 GMT -4
Diet Tricks of the Stars Story
Put munchies in smaller bag to control portions
Healthy substitutes like air-popped popcorn, chocolate chips can ease cravings
By Hallie Levine Sklar; Polly Blitzer; Alysia Poe; Julia Kelly
(InStyle) -- You don't have to deprive yourself of what you love. Hollywood celebrities reveal their best tricks for how to drop pounds, conquer cravings, and have your bagel and eat it too
Cameron Diaz ditches bread, pasta and cookies to drop pounds.
1. Prep with a pre-party snack -- Trainer and nutritionist Philip Goglia, who has worked with America Ferrera, suggests eating a tablespoon of almond butter or peanut butter before going out to dinner, to avoid bingeing on the basket of bread.
2. Change it up -- To make good-for-you veggies more appetizing, tweak their flavor and texture, says Jennifer Lopez's trainer, Gunnar Peterson. If you're craving creamy, sauté broccoli in olive oil and then dip it in a dollop of nonfat yogurt. Desire something spicy? Sprinkle lemon juice and cayenne pepper on cooked broccoli.
3. Divide and conquer -- "When you sit down to dinner, draw an imaginary line down the middle of your plate," says trainer Kacy Duke, whose client list includes Julianne Moore. "Put the vegetables on one side, then cut the other side in half, putting the meat or protein on one quarter and a starchy carb on the other. You've got the perfect meal!"
4. Bag those goodies -- For perfect portion control, try this tip from trainer Valerie Waters, who works with Jennifer Garner: Take a handful of munchies out of the big bag they come in, and drop them into a small ziplock bag. "We're trained to finish what's in the bag, which can be as much as 10 servings," says Waters. "This is a great way to fake yourself out." Want to know how Cameron Diaz drops pounds in just two weeks?
Step 1: Cut out White Foods -- Trainer Teddy Bass tells clients like Cameron Diaz to ditch bread, pasta and cookies. "They have high amounts of sugar, which means your body burns off the sugar first rather than the stored fat," he says. Instead, eat five small meals each day that have lean protein and carbs in the form of fruits and veggies.
Step 2: Avoid Soda -- Even Diet Drinks -- A recent University of Texas study found that there's a 65 percent chance of being overweight for each can of soda a person drinks each day.
Step 3: Keep Track of What You Eat -- It forces you to notice what you're putting in your mouth, so you're less likely to reach for junk food.
Eats & Cheats
Jessica Biel Eats: "Jessica is already a pretty healthy eater," says her trainer Jason Walsh, "so she has been snacking on baked potato chips instead of regular ones." But Walsh has turned her on to an even better way to feel the crunch ...
Cheats: For a better alternative, Biel opens up a box of Kashi TLC 7-Grain Crackers (kashi.com, $3). They have fewer preservatives and are high in fiber, so she's satisfied with eating less. To add flavor, she dips them in hummus.
Uma Thurman Eats: Thurman's big weakness is chocolate, according to nutrition coach Jackie Keller. Her favorite of all the sweet stuff: M&M's.
Cheats: She trades these treats for a handful of semisweet chocolate chips (dark chocolate contains heart-healthy flavonoids).
Fergie Eats: Tasty? Sure. But a bagel can add up to 500 calories to your diet. So when Fergie craves carbs, her nutritionist Carrie Wiatt suggests this low-cal option.
Cheats: Fergie eats a bialy (about 100 calories) with a healthy spread made of low-fat whipped cottage cheese and 1 teaspoon chopped chives. Added on top: tomato slices.
Halle Berry Eats: Berry loves munching on popcorn, but she isn't a big fan of all that butter and salt, according to her trainer, Nancy Kennedy.
Cheats: Instead, she pops the kernels in an air popper, then sprinkles on cinnamon and a handful of fat-free Parmesan cheese
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