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lynn's time 2be accountable file :D

meal 4: taco (xtra lean gr.beef w/seasoning, sourcream,cheese,tomatoes,lettuce,refried beans(fatfree) on one of my new shells. diet coke
before bed got hungry so i had about 1/2 c. tuna salad in a bowl
 
oh yeah, and the weekend was , well it SUCKED! I was sorta good but mostly bad bad bad. :(
I just needed to get that off my chest. I felt crappy too.
I can really see a difference in how I feel when i'm eating clean and that is awesome and will help when I'm trying to break these lifelong bad habits.

It is going to be a process of changing your eating habits, it isn't going to happen overnight.

It is awesome you are breaking unhealthy lifelong habits.

These are my suggestions and what I think might be going on

1. Count your calories, protein etc. I have the sneaky suspicion you are not eating enough, which is fine for a jump start or a short period of time, but in the long term it will slow fat loss and also have you more prone to binging.

2. Plan a cheat meal once a week. Make it your last meal of the day so you don't continue to cheat all day if it sets off all those hormonal hungers. It is one thing to eat healthy, it is another thing to think that you can't ever eat all the foods you used to love for the rest of your life.

This isn't just psychological, it is also physiological, increasing calories once a week may offset any metabolic slowdown from dieting too hard.

3. I would add in two more meals/snacks. For example, you apple and peanut butter is more of a snack. I also recommend eating loads of veggies, especially the fibrous ones like brocolli and cauliflower, they really fill you up and are full of all sorts of micronutrients.
 
When I am really struggling with cheating on my meal plan I try to break it down as simple as possible. If I make it 8 days without cheating I make sure next time I make it at least 9 days. I keep extending the amount of time. After a few weeks the time I go without cheating really stretches out and the results start coming a lot quicker.
 
:) Yeah i know it isn't going to happen overnight. I've been struggling for a looooooong time. I get it in my head once i cheat i may as well have this doughnut or that order of fries and get it out of my system. It is really hard to stop once i start and a very hard habit to break.
I know i need to start using fitday. :rolleyes: Then i'll know if i'm meeting the mark.
Thanks slat for the tip, that's a really good idea.:cool:
It's funny, you want something sooo badly but yet it's so hard *for me* to just NOT eat this or that thing that i know will prevent my success. When it shouldn't be so hard. I mean I am in control of my body, why won't I do what my head and heart tell me to do so I can get where i want to be. Why do I always prevent it. It's verry frustrating and makes me :redhot:
today: 2 eggs(1 yolk) 1/3 c. oats, coffee, meal 2: soft taco (like the one ihad last time) diet soda
 
:) Yeah i know it isn't going to happen overnight. I've been struggling for a looooooong time. I get it in my head once i cheat i may as well have this doughnut or that order of fries and get it out of my system. It is really hard to stop once i start and a very hard habit to break.
I know i need to start using fitday. :rolleyes: Then i'll know if i'm meeting the mark.
Thanks slat for the tip, that's a really good idea.:cool:
It's funny, you want something sooo badly but yet it's so hard *for me* to just NOT eat this or that thing that i know will prevent my success. When it shouldn't be so hard. I mean I am in control of my body, why won't I do what my head and heart tell me to do so I can get where i want to be. Why do I always prevent it. It's verry frustrating and makes me :redhot:
today: 2 eggs(1 yolk) 1/3 c. oats, coffee, meal 2: soft taco (like the one ihad last time) diet soda


I am struggling right now too. I am so stressed out from my job it is making me crazy. I have a few other side ventures that are taking up my time too. I am working 13 hour days and still trying to fit the gym in. Lately, all I do is sleep when I have a free moment.
I too want to get in shape BAD! I find for some reason I undermine my own success. Right when I make good progress I set my self up for a cheat meal or something and don't see it coming.
We just have to keep pushing. Nothing in life that we really want comes easy. Once we get where we want we have to make sure to enjoy it too. I used to think I was fat and now I look back and think I was crazy.
Enjoy the journey. You are changing your lifestyle. Its not easy. The results will be worth it. Every day you stick to your meal plan take a moment and realize what you are accomplishing... its pretty cool!
 
:) Yeah i know it isn't going to happen overnight. I've been struggling for a looooooong time. I get it in my head once i cheat i may as well have this doughnut or that order of fries and get it out of my system. It is really hard to stop once i start and a very hard habit to break.
I know i need to start using fitday. :rolleyes: Then i'll know if i'm meeting the mark.
Thanks slat for the tip, that's a really good idea.:cool:
It's funny, you want something sooo badly but yet it's so hard *for me* to just NOT eat this or that thing that i know will prevent my success. When it shouldn't be so hard. I mean I am in control of my body, why won't I do what my head and heart tell me to do so I can get where i want to be. Why do I always prevent it. It's verry frustrating and makes me :redhot:
today: 2 eggs(1 yolk) 1/3 c. oats, coffee, meal 2: soft taco (like the one ihad last time) diet soda

Its like anything else. You're on it and fall off the wagon. Hop on it and fall off again. The idea, however is to go back as soon as possible, because the longer you'll be off your new path, the more difficult it will be to go back.

Don't beat yourself over it, it's normal what you're going through. The fact that you want to be on track is a good sign..
 
:) Yeah i know it isn't going to happen overnight. I've been struggling for a looooooong time. I get it in my head once i cheat i may as well have this doughnut or that order of fries and get it out of my system. It is really hard to stop once i start and a very hard habit to break.
I know i need to start using fitday. :rolleyes: Then i'll know if i'm meeting the mark.
Thanks slat for the tip, that's a really good idea.:cool:
It's funny, you want something sooo badly but yet it's so hard *for me* to just NOT eat this or that thing that i know will prevent my success. When it shouldn't be so hard. I mean I am in control of my body, why won't I do what my head and heart tell me to do so I can get where i want to be. Why do I always prevent it. It's verry frustrating and makes me :redhot:
today: 2 eggs(1 yolk) 1/3 c. oats, coffee, meal 2: soft taco (like the one ihad last time) diet soda


If eating a cheat meal or food is having you fall off the wagon and stay off longer than you like then you may want to avoid those foods that do that, go longer between cheats, two weeks or slat's suggestion, or seek out 'healthy cheats', for example finding some swirly hippy health food replacement that doesn't have sugar, wheat etc.

These health food cheats are not always health foods per say, but they are great transition foods, for example, no sugar but maple syrup, honey, or agave syrup.
 
Hey :D

I'm still alive, sorry i've been so busy I haven't even thought about posting.
No I haven't been totally on the wagon but I am still at it. Got myself a good pair of shoes to walk on the treadmill and outdoors. I never realized there was so much involved with shoes until doing some recent research. I have been having more foot pain and hated the tennis shoes I was wearing. I have flat feet so I got a shoe to help with overpronating *didn't know there was such a thing* they're brooks and I like them alot. So I won't have the foot pain to detour me from walking.
Running will probably not happen, have never been a runner and my knees give me some grief anyway. I will just walk on a veryhigh incline on the mill.
I got a bag of longgrain brown rice today and some flax seed also. Would like to incorporate the flax in mydiet but not sure how much and what to eat on.
My daughter and I are going to try putting together the little home gym(bench )tomorrow. My hubby keeps forgetting and he wants to set it up in the garage and I DONT want it out there. yech! I am going to put it in our room and he's just gonna have to get over it.:biggrin:
 
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