Re: I'm Scared
Listen, this is not a challenge, I'm not here to prove anything to anybody. I know what I've consumed, I don't eat red meat, I only eat chicken and fish, sometimes I will have pork and I've been told that eggs are not where I should be getting the majority of my fat from (I don't really like eggs that much either) so my calories as well as my carbs are very low. Because you guys go by net carbs and I have been going by total carbs when going back over the week before last my carbs (and actully for most of last week also) are far far less than the 20 prescribed. If I eat 1-2 boiled eggs a day, 3oz of celery with 1 oz of cream cheese, 2 cups of iceberg lettuce and usually a few ounces of fish or chicken daily it does not add up to much, I've been afraid of 'cooking' with recipies because I have not yet figured out how to measure the 3 cups of salad veggies along with the 1 cup of other veggies, how do you really know how much of any one thing you are eating when you follow recipies. So I've not done any 'cooking' for the past two weeks...pretty much what I've posted is what I've eaten. I've also had my sugar free drinks along the way (which I simply can not give up) but I've had far fewer of those than I have in the past and I'm exercising at least 4 days a week (I plan on looking at the time spent exercising forward and not only how many days a week) because I can exercise more than one time a day.
I did add cucumbers last week (one cucumber measured about 4 ounces each time, maybe it was 5) but in any case I've had several days under 1,000 calories. I get to the point that I've reached my daily percentages and just stop eating...other than the fat but if I increase the cream cheese the carbs get out of wack, so I try to keep it as close as possible.
I've been very good with the percentages, not so good on the # of carbs (much lower if I figure net carbs) and not so good in the fat area, I just can't figure out what I can eat (I've asked) that is low in carbs but high in fat. The original book was so much easier. 2000 calories is far too much to lose on for most people.
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Listen, this is not a challenge, I'm not here to prove anything to anybody. I know what I've consumed, I don't eat red meat, I only eat chicken and fish, sometimes I will have pork and I've been told that eggs are not where I should be getting the majority of my fat from (I don't really like eggs that much either) so my calories as well as my carbs are very low. Because you guys go by net carbs and I have been going by total carbs when going back over the week before last my carbs (and actully for most of last week also) are far far less than the 20 prescribed. If I eat 1-2 boiled eggs a day, 3oz of celery with 1 oz of cream cheese, 2 cups of iceberg lettuce and usually a few ounces of fish or chicken daily it does not add up to much, I've been afraid of 'cooking' with recipies because I have not yet figured out how to measure the 3 cups of salad veggies along with the 1 cup of other veggies, how do you really know how much of any one thing you are eating when you follow recipies. So I've not done any 'cooking' for the past two weeks...pretty much what I've posted is what I've eaten. I've also had my sugar free drinks along the way (which I simply can not give up) but I've had far fewer of those than I have in the past and I'm exercising at least 4 days a week (I plan on looking at the time spent exercising forward and not only how many days a week) because I can exercise more than one time a day.
I did add cucumbers last week (one cucumber measured about 4 ounces each time, maybe it was 5) but in any case I've had several days under 1,000 calories. I get to the point that I've reached my daily percentages and just stop eating...other than the fat but if I increase the cream cheese the carbs get out of wack, so I try to keep it as close as possible.
I've been very good with the percentages, not so good on the # of carbs (much lower if I figure net carbs) and not so good in the fat area, I just can't figure out what I can eat (I've asked) that is low in carbs but high in fat. The original book was so much easier. 2000 calories is far too much to lose on for most people.
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looking forward to looking in the full length mirror and see that woman smilling back at me.



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