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Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 7:20 pm
by whufc
mal wrote:
cennals05 wrote:
whufc wrote:Trying cut out some carbs???

Try boiled cabbage instead of pasta!!!

You will not notice the difference!!!

I use Zucchini (I have a gadget that cuts it so it comes out like pasta) or spinach or cauliflower rice. Cauliflower is the most versatile vegetable ever! I make pizza bases and wraps out of it and mash to put on top of shepherds pie or vegetable bakes.

Definitely agree on the carbs. We eat way more than we need.

I follow the paleo way of eating, which basically means no grains. It is also not just about eating meat like people often think. If it's good enough for Gary Ablett and LeBron James, then it's good enough for me!

http://www.foxsports.com.au/more-sports ... 7029926538


Had Cauliflower rice last night , with some curry and veges
I was apprehensive about having it
Tasted a lot better than I thought it would
Will be having it again in other meals as well


Good work mate

Yeah I found its fine with any meal where you have ample dive which creates most of the taste anyway

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Sun Dec 21, 2014 11:28 am
by mighty_tiger_79
Im gunna start trying out some paleo diet recommendation in the new year

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2017 2:43 pm
by am Bays
am Bays wrote:As I posted in the gambling thread, I'm 96 and want to get down to 86 by Christmas, but anything below 90 I'd be happy with. Got down to 94 two weeks ago but work has been shit so exercise has gone out of the window due to a lot of late hours. I'm basically trying to cut out snacks and exercise every day. To stop snacking is a bit hard when working at a hopsital and they provide bicuits and afternoon tea everyday. I need to develop some better self discipline - but I love food!!!.

Need anything to get me motivated, I'd be happy to donate to a charity (my favourite is the Glenelg Footy Club) to get this adipose tissue off.....


Well got there in the end, When i say I'm gonna do something nothing stops me until I do.......

Xmas/New year just gone, I won't lie Iie I nudged 100 kg,after sitting at 94-98 kg for the past 10 years.

Got back into more regular exercise and eating less and hey ho down to 88 kg now.

Next target 85 kg by Xmas

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2017 9:36 pm
by Wedgie
Lost 5kgs in the last 6 months.
Still drink too much beer, still eat the wrong foods, still dont exercise.
All that was required was a change of career!

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 12:04 pm
by Jimmy_041
8 weeks of:
1. Alcohol only one day per week (If I have to have it 2 days in a week, its zip the next week)
2. No carb / sugar diet (bacon every morning for breakfast =P~ )

Lost 7 kgs and cholesterol down by a full point despite the carnivore diet
At that rate, another 8 weeks to go and I'm at my optimum weight

BMI says I'm still obese
I would have to be 61 to 82.5 kgs to be "healthy". I'd have to have no muscle at all to make that weight

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 12:28 pm
by MW
Please do not refer to BMI for a healthy weight range

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 3:22 pm
by Jimmy_041
MW wrote:Please do not refer to BMI for a healthy weight range


Me - the last time I was in the "healthy" range:

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Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2017 5:38 pm
by Psyber
As a (semi-retired) doctor and a cynic, I note that the literature telling us what healthy weights (or healthy cholesterol figures) should be has moved toward ever lower figures since so many medications have been on the market that claim to lower cholesterol or lower appetite - below levels that never even bothered life insurance companies in the 1980s. Old ideal weight charts used to quote three ranges for small, medium, and large framed individuals, using wrist bone circumference to determine which range to use - they no longer exist.

I suspect that reduced University funding for research and the ongoing need to "publish or perish" may drive some academics to accept funding from sources that want a little selective data sifting for their money...

I'm reminded how in the late 1980s and early 1990s Cardiologists would not eat eggs, or let their families do so, because of their cholesterol content, but we now know the cholesterol in eggs is fully broken down in the body, and there is a factor in eggs that acts to reduce our own cholesterol production.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 02, 2018 4:40 pm
by mal
Punk Rooster wrote:
mal wrote:
THE BIGGEST LOSER STEAKS

1. MAL...................109
2. PUNK ROOSTER...100
3. WEDGIE.............106
4.BOONEY..............108
5.mt79................... 000
6.TROYGFC.............85
7 1980 TASSIE........96
8.ANOTHER GRUB...125
9.ZORRO.................85
10 FALCON CHICK...000
11.S/CANT DRIVE.....99
12.SAM UUU DOGS...101
13..BAYMAN.............108
14.MAGPIE I/T 80S...115
15. SCOOB..............99
16.DISSIDENT.........102
17. ECKY.................79
18 GO D/BLUES........85
19. SMAC................85
20.DUTCHY.............124

Got some scales today... :oops:
so, I've re-declared my starting weight- I'm aiming for 90


Just over 12 years since this post by Spunk Rooster

The incredible thing from way back in 2006 , is that I weighed more than Bayman !

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2018 10:49 am
by RustyCage
Started my quest to lose weight this year, got down from 90.6 to 80.3 and was doing pretty well, then got a hernia. Have been stuck just walking for the last 3 months, and the next 9 months while I await surgery. Went back out to 84.9, now down to 84.0 again. Slow progress, but getting there. Initially hated the idea of getting up early to exercise, but now am enjoying getting up at 5 and heading out for a walk

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2019 11:10 pm
by mal
Ive re-read this thread almost in its entirety
Personally , my progress is uninspiring

Ive certainly had my ups and downs over the years
109 is what I started on 12/10/2006 at the thread start
I pledged to be below 100 by christmas that year and did
99.2 was my weight that christmas eve , but then ....


99.2 is my lowest weight in this thread 24/12/2006
121.5 my highest 1/3/2011
115.5 was my last posted weight 14/8/2014

I then got even bigger
125.9 November 2016 is what I peaked at

In all seriousness age caught up with me, as I gained weight my health became the victim
I had a multitude of health problems , it was time to change things
I was sick and tired of being sick and tired

113.0 is what I weighed on 1/1/2019
An almost 13 kilo loss in 25 months
That was a good result

Ive made a concerted effort in 2019 so far
107.5 is the weight today


Ive now lost 18.4 kilos in 27 months

Ive always been able to lose weight in the past, but have been terrible in maintaining weight
My proud achievement since the 125.9 peak , is Ive lost the weight and kept it off

The plan now is to lose a sMALl amount of about 1 kilo a month for the rest of the year
The aim is to be below 100 and lower the bat before NYE 2019

In all seriousness , my aim since the 125.9 peak was to lose 37.1kilos
Therefore my goal weight will be atey ate point ate kilos

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Wed Feb 20, 2019 1:00 pm
by mal
I will post on things that have worked for me in the last couple of years
However what works for me may not work for others

A MEASURED APPROACH
What I did initially was count the calories of each meal/snack/drink I was having
I was able to learn the amount of calories in certain meals/snacks/drinks
I did this for just over 3 weeks, figuring the foods I ate in that time frame were the foods I was be consistently having
I then eliminated, avoided , or lessened the amounts of certain foods/drinks , that had a highish calorie count
I then educated myself on the better , lower calorie choices
At times I was surprised at how high or low calories in some foods/drinks were

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Sat Feb 23, 2019 9:40 am
by Smashed Crab
Need to get on this bandwagon. Working most weekends and having a dodgy knee for the last 10 years has killed most team sports off. I've never been a big fan of going to a gym and exercising by myself. I might need to just start getting up at 5:30 and getting dressed in runners and start walking/jogging the beach or bike track between Semaphore and Outer Harbor. Need to mix it up though to stop boredom.

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Thu Feb 28, 2019 7:44 pm
by mal

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Tue Apr 02, 2019 11:39 pm
by mal
I used to be a a junkie for this
12 cracker biscuits
3 slices of cheese cut in 4 for the 12 biscuits
Plus other toppings

I substitute sliced cucumbers for the jatz biscuits
And only use 1 slice of cheese in 12 pieces , = smaller portions on each cucumber

Im about 200 calories better of with a cucumber base than cracker biscuits
Im also about 200 calories better off with 1 slice of cheese, instead of 3
The toppings are usually low calorie choices, like tomato capsicums etc

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2019 1:21 pm
by mal
To a feMALe GL barracker, who views this thread
Ive knocked off the 23 kilos :D

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Tue Apr 23, 2019 1:19 pm
by The Bedge
Phantom Gossiper wrote:Starting weight 98.5kg...)

Weighed myself Saturday for the first time this year, knew I would not be happy with what I saw, it's been a stressful start of the year and i've certainly not taken care of myself properly.

113.2kg.

Blood pressure is high, cholesterol is high.. may as well just shoot me now.

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Sun May 26, 2019 10:36 am
by mal
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/319370.php

Is Forskolin a real deal weight loss product ?
Take note The Bedge , it claims to lower blood pressure as well

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Tue May 28, 2019 5:57 am
by BoundaryRider84
Looking at losing a few kilos. What are some of the better things to eat and what is food to snack on. Also need a good work out routine that will,keep me motivated

Re: WEIGHT LOSS + the challenge

PostPosted: Wed Aug 07, 2019 4:09 pm
by mal
http://www.ketopurediet.com

Is the real deal in dieting ?