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16/11/2013 at 4:19pm
Location: Northern Ireland Outfit: Bailey Pegasus Milan
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Quote: Originally posted by lockie on 17/8/2013
Bang on the money with that post.
Ok so is anyone going to answer my earlier question, what happens when you have lost the weight you wanted.
What do you do then ?
Do you carry on with the same eating habits ie losing weight or do you go back to the old habits ?
I may be able to answer this question, Since March 2012 I lost nearly seven stone and have reached a normal weight, normal BMI, cholesterol & BP so figure that's it for dieting, now I am maintaining it and have done since March this year (lost 6 in previous year).
I eat what I did when losing weight but allow myself treat days, usually one or at the most two a week. These days I don't necessarily pig out but maybe go out for a meal, have some wine and snacks in the evening but next day I am back to normal and that includes drinking over 2 litres of water a day.
It's really just a lifestyle change, I don't think I'd disappear if I continued to diet lol. The worst you could ever do is go back to they way of eating previously as I'd imagine all the weight would go back on! I enjoy being away in the caravan because that's the only place I eat biscuits for instance, little rules like that keep me on track.
I didn't exercise at all (due to disability) so it can be done There is a quote that keeps me on track, 'nothing tastes as good as being slim feels' and it's pretty true!
Good luck with all the chosen diets and keep up the good work.
Wendy
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23/12/2013 at 12:13pm
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The benefits of the 5/2 diet are rather difficult to comprehend until you try it yourself.
For instance, one would expect to gorge food the day after you have fasted, but this is not the case. Quite the opposite in fact.
Although you certainly lose weight on fasting twice a week, other health issues improve automatically. Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, General Well Being, Memory, the list goes on and on.
However, do not kid yourself, getting into the 5/2 diet is hard, in the beginning, but the beauty of it is that it is in no way a rigid diet. For instance at this time of year, if you normally fast on Wed and Sat, change it to Mon and Fri.
Try to keep you Fast Days to those days where you are just pottering about and not going into town Christmas Shopping or any other stressful situations.
Like everything else in our lives today, Common Sense should be the ruling factor.
Meanwhile have a Very Merry Christmas and I hope to see less of you next year!!!!!
------------- Lobey.
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