audiophilia
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Great job, man! Huge congrats. Tough at first, but as the clothes fit better, the health gets better and the women flock, it seems to get easier
Our story, other than I am much older, seems to be in parallel. I got to a point where my suits didn't fit, I was very unhealthy and the worst part, my blood sugar was a little high. Fear is a good motivator. But as you say, research is important. The other thing is that diets do not work. Life works. A healthy lifestyle works. Day in day out feeling good works.
I'll add a little in your very inspiring thread. I'm down 75 pounds and have another 30 to go to hit 196, my target weight. Blood sugar is normal, thank God, and I feel so much better. You are right about the attention. The suits don't hurt, either. Shopping is fun again.
I'm asked everyday how I did it. Your regimen is outstanding and very well researched. Mine is a little simpler. PORTION CONTROL, no refined sugar, very little white pasta, no white bread, no white rice, and cardio/abs/swimming five times a week. 6 months = 75 pounds. The good news? I'm never hungry. Ever. Sugar tastes great but can be evil!!! It has very little nutritional value and makes you even hungrier! White bread is crap and just turns into sugar. A double whammy.
Now the big trick. Maintenance. My research shows that for about 6 months your body wants to gain back the weight back plus more. I'm in this regimen for life. Like I said, fear is a good motivator. But I will NEVER take it for granted. For some it's drink, for some smoking, others drugs. Mine, lotsa food.
So, once again, congrats. Maybe I'll throw some befores and afters if I get up the courage when I hit my target
Cheers,a
Our story, other than I am much older, seems to be in parallel. I got to a point where my suits didn't fit, I was very unhealthy and the worst part, my blood sugar was a little high. Fear is a good motivator. But as you say, research is important. The other thing is that diets do not work. Life works. A healthy lifestyle works. Day in day out feeling good works.
I'll add a little in your very inspiring thread. I'm down 75 pounds and have another 30 to go to hit 196, my target weight. Blood sugar is normal, thank God, and I feel so much better. You are right about the attention. The suits don't hurt, either. Shopping is fun again.
I'm asked everyday how I did it. Your regimen is outstanding and very well researched. Mine is a little simpler. PORTION CONTROL, no refined sugar, very little white pasta, no white bread, no white rice, and cardio/abs/swimming five times a week. 6 months = 75 pounds. The good news? I'm never hungry. Ever. Sugar tastes great but can be evil!!! It has very little nutritional value and makes you even hungrier! White bread is crap and just turns into sugar. A double whammy.
Now the big trick. Maintenance. My research shows that for about 6 months your body wants to gain back the weight back plus more. I'm in this regimen for life. Like I said, fear is a good motivator. But I will NEVER take it for granted. For some it's drink, for some smoking, others drugs. Mine, lotsa food.
So, once again, congrats. Maybe I'll throw some befores and afters if I get up the courage when I hit my target
Cheers,a