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Loafer
![]() Join Date: 09.04.2003
Location: Barnsley South Yorkshire UK
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I thought I'd share with you all how fantastic I'm doing with my diet, I've lost 34lbs in the last 6 weeks!
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Super Loafer
![]() Join Date: 23.04.2003
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congratulations on the weight loss
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Rampant Loafer...
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Thats fantastic, Pat
Really proud of you hun |
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Sinner
![]() Join Date: 15.04.2003
Location: cyber space
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wow well done!!!! I am very impressed what is it called?
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queen post- whore extraordinaire
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God that is fantastic - all praise to you for sticking with it Pat
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Mega Loafer
![]() Join Date: 15.06.2003
Location: Near The End Of The Line
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my clothes i now fit in are a size 16
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Mega Loafer
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Well, I will be the first bloke to psot on here. I keep intending to start on a diet (I am the ideal weight for my height providing I either diet or grow another 4 feet!!)
It will be quite difficult as I am a little bit of a chocoholic and ahve to spend all day staring at a display of chocolate that is 9 foot square!! However am starting a little at a time, no longer having a buttie for brekkie am now on cereal. Will keep you posted |
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Guest
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Chris,
If I lose a couple of decimeters, my weight would be ideal too... William (oh: hooray for the SI!) |
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Super T
![]() Join Date: 14.05.2003
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Well done Pat, good going!!!!!! |
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Mega Loafer
![]() Join Date: 05.05.2003
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Owk, that's like WOOHH.
34 pounds in 6 weeks.... A Question: how many pounds in stone?? C, I'm Dutch, i work in Kilograms, so how many Kilograms in a Stone. Asha |
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Sweet But Sadistic
![]() Join Date: 18.06.2003
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Wow, well done Pat! Good for you for sticking with it.
I couldn't do it as I am a certified chocoholic. As for Chris, you keep at it and stop staring at chocolate bars, give them to me instead, I'll protect you from the calories by eating them, i will sacrifice my "diet" to help you. Well done again. |
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Super Loafer
![]() Join Date: 08.07.2003
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Well done Pat. I've recently lost 1.5 stone but that took me 3 months. Admire how well you've stuck to your diet.
I'm a recovering chocoholic...... couldn't cope in your line of work Chris Asha 1kilogram is about 2.2 pounds so thats about 6.4 kilograms in a stone. |
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Mega Loafer
![]() Join Date: 15.06.2003
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wanna start my diet asap, any suggestions of what foods to eat please .Any suggestions will be appreciated thanx.
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Loafer
![]() Join Date: 09.04.2003
Location: Barnsley South Yorkshire UK
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Hi Mrs Mouse, the best diet I have been on before this strict one I'm on now was a low fat one. You cannot eat anything which has more than 5 grams of fat per 100grams. Everything you buy these days has this info on it, the only other thing is you have to really restrict your alcohol intake
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Mega Loafer
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Thx Em, for the explanation
Asha |
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Mega Loafer
![]() Join Date: 15.06.2003
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hi meatmadpat, thanx will do that diet, :) pity about the alcohol intake though .
Best wishes ,and thanx again .Carolxxxx |
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The Butcher
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Great Job!!!
But what means lbs??? how much KG is that (kg means Kilo Grams) |
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Super Loafer
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Hey Meatmadpat, can I buy your t-shirt???
I was at Leeds also - 2nd standing row from front! It was half way through our holiday, we had to travel from Scarborough, done a lot of walking looking for fossils, and our feet were KILLING us! Heather. |
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Mega Loafer
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Quote:
2.2 pounds = 1 Kilogram 16 ounces = 1 pound 16 pounds = 1 stone |
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The Butcher
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Thank you Chris. But still why in stones??? That's very old. Strange way....
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Super Loafer
![]() Join Date: 16.04.2003
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For those asking:
1) There are 2.2 lbs to a kilogram. 2) An easier way to loose weight than fat or calorie counting is to restrict carbohydrates - sweets, potatoes, pasta, bread, cake ect. I know there is massive controvosy over the Atkins diet, and I am NOT on the Atkins diet, but close. I read a book by Dr Rachel Heller, she was very overweight and looked at what was happening at CELL LEVEL. Here is the science in simple terms: Carbohydrate turns to Glycogen in the body, under the influence of Insulin. Excess Glycogen is stored as Adipose tissue in the fat cells. Insulin is needed to "open" the cell gateways to allow the Glycogen in. No carbs = no Insulin! The Atkins diet was devised by a cardiologist who got all the "no hope" patients - he put them on low carb diets, and they lived. Their Tryglyseride and other bad (forgot its name) substance also went down. The BBC recently did a 6 month trial, with the same results - which they did not expect, as if you eat less carbs you are eatin MORE protein (cheese, meats, eggs) and more fat (butter, cream, cheese, oils). The rules: Eat protein and fat ONLY for breakfast (if you have it) and lunch. Eat carbs ONCE per day only as part of a "balanced" meal. The meal must be eaten within an hour, no restriction on amount within reason! The reason for this is to control the release of Insulin. You get one rush around 1.25 hour after eating - enough to deal with the meal. Carry on eating, and you get a second rush which is bigger, half an hour later. Does it work? YES! I am 56 and have had a weight problem all my life since I was 16! Have lost a stone with this since February. Never been hungry, and manage the eating regime about 4 days a week as we are so busy all the time and sometimes I just have to eat a sandwich. The book is excellent and easy to understand - need help send private message - hope this helps someone - it has me! Heather. |
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Loafer
![]() Join Date: 09.04.2003
Location: Barnsley South Yorkshire UK
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Another 3 pounds this week
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Loafer
![]() Join Date: 09.04.2003
Location: Barnsley South Yorkshire UK
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Today I am pleased to tell everyone I have lost 42lbs = 3 stone, this has taken 8 weeks. Although I'm really pleased I still have a long way to go,I'm aiming to loose the same again if not more. Will keep you all informed
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Mega Loafer
![]() Join Date: 20.02.2003
Location: Largo, FL
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Pat,
That is truly outstanding! Good work! I have been doing Weight Watchers for a good while, and I have lost 30 pounds or so (about two stone). However, I just got back yesterday from vacation in my birth city, and I have been fed by my two 80 year old plus grandmothers for the last month- I am afraid to step on the scale! I have plenty more to lose, lets just say that I weigh less than the "thin" Meat Loaf, but considerably more than Patti Russo! (More like a Patti and a half, I fear!) Sherrie |
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Loafer
![]() Join Date: 09.04.2003
Location: Barnsley South Yorkshire UK
Posts: 74
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I remember starting this topic a while back and some people were quite interested.Here is my update, I,m into my 13th week on the diet and my weight loss so far is 4stone 3lbs -59pounds of FAT has gone
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