This isn't a Diet.

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  • cruiser gal
    Moderator Emeritus
    • Mar 09, 2005
    • 1596
    #31
    Re: This isn't a Diet.

    Here, Here, Cleo! Eloquently said as always. I NEVER refer to this as a diet, because to me it definately is NOT! It is my new adapted way of eating, and I will continue with a low carb regime, even when I hit my goal weight! Why would I want to change the way I feel and look, after working so hard to get there? Why would I want to start wearing bigger unfashionable clothes, when I am now in small, chique clothes? Why would I want to start getting those hunger pangs, and cravings, when I am completely satisfied? I could go on and on, but the conclusion is, I have new good, healthing eating habits now, which I do not intend to change!!!

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      • Desertthorn

        Administrator Emeritus
        • Mar 06, 2003
        • 7053
        #32
        Re: This isn't a Diet.

        Cruiser Gal, have I told you how great your lookin! Weigh to go girl



        41 pounds down and counting

        If you don't know where you are going, you will wind up somewhere else. - Yogi Berra

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          • Analog6
            ADBB Admiral
            • Oct 20, 2005
            • 1391
            #33
            Re: This isn't a Diet.

            I agree totally with Cleo's peregrinations, and it's prompted me to look up the word 'diet' in my Chambers 20th century dictionary. In my lexicon, I've always used it as described below. That's why those short term fads are properly called fad or crash diets (cause you'll crash once you come off 'em!).

            Noun. A mode of living, now only with especial reference to food; planned or prescribed selection of food, allowance of provisions (obscure).
            Odille

            Start 10 Sep 05
            F, 170cm (5'7"); 53
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            I lost 11kg or 25.4lbs in 14 days on Induction!
            131 kg (HW/est SW)/ 104.3 (CW)/ 63 (GW)
            288.5 lbs / 223.5 / 138 (1kg = 2.202 lbs)
            www.noworriesoz.biz







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              • LC_Dave
                ADBB Admiral
                • Dec 21, 2005
                • 1326
                #34
                Re: This isn't a Diet.

                I can't stress this enough to people - it has to be a Way of Life!

                The whole Low fat/Low cal world out there pushes people to lose weight, but I believe it would be better for people to stay fat than to go on a temporary diet!

                It's from personal history that I am speaking from. Perhaps if I had not gone of so many diets and been so successful, that I wouldn't have soo much to loose!

                When I was on Weight Watchers I lost 30 kilos or 66 pounds, gained confidence, hope and a girlfriend. But the inevitable rebound took all those away (except girlfriend (now fiancee) coz she luvs me ). I gained 95 kilos or 209 pounds!!!

                My Dad said one day that 'we should go back on Weight Watchers because it was working' and I said to him no, because it didn't work - I couldn't do it for the rest of my life!

                The change in eating HAS to be a Way of Life or else there is devastating consequences!

                I just might add that I am very grateful to Dr Atkins for crusading this diet! He is my personal hero!
                My ADBB Journal here.

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