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For lunch, I had 4 pieces of Nigiri Salmon, and 4 Pieces of Nigiri Tuna. WW calculates this to 6PP total... I am a little skeptical tho. I guess I have to physically weigh the rice and the fish to figure it out hahah! Maybe I will someday.
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Ok here's the deal.....Tonight is LSU football. There WILL be BEER, and there WILL be CHICKEN WINGS!!!!!! That is all I have to say about that!!!!!
Hope y'all have a wonderful evening!!! Over and out! |
I am not a big fan of rice. When I do cook it I like to add taco seasoning, I use the reduced sodium. When the rice is at the boiling point I pour in my seasoning pack. It tastes good. Cheap and easy spanish rice.
When I am camping I make this rice ahead of time and then use it in my super duper - OH MY- yummy breakfast wrap. I take the rice, add a raw egg, and then green salsa and fry that all up. If I think I will have a light eating day I will add 30 g of soy cheese (3 ww pts) and then it is even more super yummy. I am sure you can add real cheese for those of you who can have that. I eat fruit every day, whether I like it or not. I have a 1 - 1.5 c of strawberries in my AM protien shake. I used to eat apples every day... but after a few years I became indifferent to them. I buy them occassionally now, but it is a struggle to eat them. I never used to eat bananas because they were so high in WW points. But on the pointsplus system they are free. I regularly eat them between my Wednesday workouts. One ends at 6 and the next one doesn't start until 7:30. And you cannot do yoga on a full tummy. Oh and never ever, did I say never, eat wasabi before yoga... nope don't. Bad idea. |
Just got back from the grocery store and picked up a few things for this week and part of next:
cajun turkey breast (free range!) very thin wheat bread romaine lettuce bananas sweet potatoes spicy hot V8 garlic lemons and limes broccoli eggs (free range!) cabbage carrots bok choy spinach green and red peppers onions celery greek yogurt I have some free range chicken that I'll be cooking up this week with a stir fry of cabbage, onion, bok choy, celery, garlic, and carrot with a little sesame oil and the rest, I'll figure out as I go along! |
Sounds like everyone is having a grand time between the healthy grabs at the store, the talk of rice and the beer and chicken wings!!!!
I made homemade vegetable soup and that was our main meal today. The other two meals were salad and breakfast bar with fruit (yesss we met the challenge, we each had a banana and we don't eat them often). The soup wasn't exactly vegetable soup it was more like Belle soup. It was: pinto beans (left overs) onions ONE, i repeat ONE potato in the whole soup. I chopped it up little bitty so we at least got some of the potato taste as we ate. tomato sauce x2 2 cans water one pound of 97% fat free hamburger tons of spices to include red hot pepper crushed. about 1/3 can of corn I boiled it for about an hour and then let it simmer for three hours. IT was DA-GONE delicious!!!!!! And bonus...it was so spicy i drank a 16 oz water just with soup!!!! And another bonus, it was so hearty neither of us ate more than a little over half a bowl full. Oh and third bonus...i heard Bully say the whole time she was eating..."dang honey, this is GOOD" Party on all!!!! |
I've said it before, but I will say it again ...
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This is what I had today:
Breakfast: Oatmeal Banana V8 Snack: 5 reduced fat Triscuits wedge of Laughing Cow cheese Lunch: Lean Cuisine Snack: Carrots reduced-fat ranch dip Dinner: Turkey sandwich on very thin bread with laughing cow wedge and lettuce sugar free chocolate pudding What Im snacking on later tonight: berry smoothie with frozen berries and greek yogurt TONS of water all day (70 ounces or better) |
This is what I had today:
Breakfast: Chobani Greek yogurt, 8oz glass of SoyMilk, and 8oz cup of coffee Lunch: potato casserole with shredded pepper jack cheese Snack: Spanish olives, one Triscuit cracker Dinner: chicken seasoned with Mexican chile powder, Italian seasonings and garlic salt, cooked in EVOO and peas with fresh ground black pepper. Plenty of water and soymilk today :) Zimmeh |
Zimmeh- I would have never guessed you liked soy milk ;) LOLOLOL!
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Dinner!
6oz Salmon Filet Zuchinni 2.5 oz of brown rice 11PP.. I still have 8 points left over.. and I am gonna do my Wii Just Dance. I will probably have peanut butter toast before bed. yum! :-) |
I just did 15 on the elliptical.
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Breakfast:
Multigrain cheerios, rice milk, blueberries, walnuts Snack: Almonds Lunch: Salad with lots of raw vegetables in it. Dinner: Tilapia with crab meat and steamed vegetables. The above was from Outback. We went there tonight for my stepson's birthday. I am not a fish person, no matter how TF cooks it (and no matter what kind of fish), but this fish at Outback I love. It doesn't taste "fishy". I am trying to like fish, though, as it is the only animal product I eat and it is so good for you. Oh, and I had two draft beers at dinner (they had Sam Adams seasonal winter...what was I supposed to do, it is only around once a year, ya know!???) |
You know it :). Love my soymilk!
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Just got back from my walk and I will say, those Shape Up shoes work! I was able to walk better and at a faster pace :). I am highly recommending them!
I will be having a clementine for a snack :). I also had a banana this morning; two pieces of fruit today! Zimmeh |
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HEB has a ginormous bag of individually wrapped tilapia boneless filets. They are fantastic and a good portion size. Super yummy no matter how it's cooked. |
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May i just interject that while i lovvvvvve this fish most (I hear) of it is farm raised and not very good for your health..kind of the same situation with farmed salmon..it's really sad, why can't they feed these fish a natural diet and raise these beautiful creatures ethically? :(
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for the past month while babying this shoulder and then because of the surgery, I have been eating awful! Just awful! I am not gaining any weight, thanks to the stumach surgery but I am not doing myself any good health wise nutritionally. But I cant prepare nor eat food well now with one hand. However tomorrow my friends are coming over and cooking up a storm for me so i can throw something in the microwave. I bought good food but forgot (silly me) you basically need two hands to use my can opener..lol. so no veggies with my fish sticks...
I am actually hungry for food. Ice cream is nice but its not filling. I had to eat it for the first few days because my throat was so sore from the tubing, I couldnt eat anything else. My sub brought me hersheys choc drops. Oh damn. I love those things and they can melt in your mouth and you dont have to swallow hard! but now that I am on the easy side of Mend, the menu has to change. I have lots planned for this year now that I am sewn up in several places...lol my biggest downfall is diet coke. How do I get off this? I crave it and even if I can go a week without one, I end up picking up again...sighing...I bloat then, and can feel my personality alter from it too if I consume too much. |
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I am sooooo with you on the Diet Coke issue. I used to drink a lot of it, crave it, and use it as a crutch...thinking that it helped me to eat fewer sweets.
In reality, I ate MORE sweets and junk food while I was drinking Diet Coke and using artificial sweeteners. They set up a craving that was unreal. It was hard to stop using them....but, once I got through the cravings and the headaches, it got easier to resist all the other junk that I shouldn't be eating as well. Artificial sweeteners are really, really horrible for me. I'm better off eating a little real sugar...which, at least, doesn't set me up for weeks of cravings. |
It really is fascinating how some things affect us and others do not.
I drink one diet coke a day with my lunch. I do not crave it and it satisfies me. Real sugar for me, turns a switch on in my brain that craves, craves- more sugar. We all have our triggers we must avoid, don't we?! Breakfast is my new best friend: spinach, egg white omlette and today, with 2 small slices of avocado and tomatoes. Prep work done-takes about 3 minutes. Lunch is my homemade Cioppino with shrimp, salmon and cod-yum. Have not decided on dinner yet. Maybe sauté fresh veggies in a little olive oil. Still walking, still "stairing" twice per day. Sigh of relief that I have control again. Have a great, healthy day everyone (f). |
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I think that's part of what makes this a journey....we all have to figure out the things that work for us as individuals. Being diagnosed as a diabetic made this so obvious to me. My doctor, who was great, gave me the general guidelines but explained that no two diabetics react exactly the same.....I can drink red wine and it's good for me, others can't touch a sip. Carrots are the same....some diabetics can eat them, some can't. I had to try it, test, try it, test....and figure out through the process of elimination what I could handle and what I couldn't. I'm glad that the Diet Cokes help you stay on track....and so happy to hear about your successes! :) |
Good Morning Everyone,
I am off to have breakfast with a friend this morning and I am going to be good and not order coffee! Back when I used to drink soda, the cravings for carbs and junk food was unreal, but like Jo said, it got easier to say no! I have been soda free for over five years now, I cannot stand the sight of them. I just don't understand how companies can sell us shit that makes us sick; the same with medicine. I would rather go work my ass off to loose weight than have a celebrity tell me to take some *supplement* that can cause you to have a heart attack. I am going back to my happy place before breakfast and I am bringing a clementine with me since I have to run errands afterwards. Hugs and have a great day, Zimmeh |
I'll echo what Zimmeh said about drinking sodas and it increasing your cravings. Even drinking diet sodas do it for me.
I have cut out ALL carbonated beverages, even diet ones, and have noticed some significant changes. I have read several articles about aspartame poisoning and had several of the symptoms. I stopped drinking diet sodas several months ago with a slip up back in August at Juney's (damn FRESCAS!) and had what I would consider to be "withdrawal" symptoms. Many of which could have been from caffeine: headache, body aches, etc. I now exclusively drink water, unsweet tea, V8, and the rare Fuze Slenderize. My skin is happier too! |
i so agree... & that's what makes a thread like this so fabulous, eh? We all share what different things work for us and then we can try new things based on what is shared, and end up building a healthy journey that is tweaked to work for our own selves..
for me, my drink of choice was diet pepsi.. for years.. In fact it's all i drank most days, nothing else.. my last drink of diet pepsi (or any sodapop for that matter) was back in April of 2011.. For me, drinking a bit makes me crave it.. Staying away from it altogether is what works for me, and i don't crave it at all now.. Took me about 3 or 4 weeks of headaches and cravings until i could finally feel some ease without drinking the stuff.. i kept telling myself what it was doing to the insides.. And Diet Pepsi always made me crave MAD cravings for junkfoods and sweets as well, was a vicious circle for me. It all went hand in hand.. Now, i really crave water - it's all i drink mostly.. The odd juice craving i'll have a glass of Crystal light & then right back to water.. i wish i had the control some of you do, i am actually envious of it... But, from the addict/binger point of view (or at least mine anyway) abstinence is what works for me.. i love hearing how you all can make it work too. Keep going with whatever works - our bodies are thanking us for the changes we're making! ♥ |
Good morning healthy living people! It has been AWESOME to read about all the continued success everyone is having... I am so proud of each & every one of you for all you are doing to make a happier, healthier life!
I'm sorry that I haven't been around much. D's mom has been sick for quite some time, and she has been back in the hospital for about three weeks. We were finally told that her cancer was back, for the 4th time. She was transferred to MD Anderson in Houston, where she is figting every single day. D has been with her 24/7, and I've been doing my best to maintain 2 houses by cleaning, taking care of fur kids, laundry & hospital runs. Any little bit of extra positive thoughts & healing energy you got, her mom sure could use them right now. New Years Eve, I renewed a promise to myself. I have the ability to live a healthy lifestyle & make smarter food choices, I have the strength to exercise and I have the determination to succeed at anything I put my mind to. Meals planned for the day: Breakfast Special K oats & honey cereal a banana and a cup of coffee with a splash of vanilla creamer Lunch Tuna salad made olive oil mayo & mustard fresh fruit Dinner Grilled chicken grilled asparagus spinach salad with avacado slices, pecans & raspberry vinagerette dressing Snacks apples string cheese and/or 100 calorie popcorn |
Fascinating Article
7 Foods You Should Never Eat /snip "Food scientists are shedding light on items loaded with toxins and chemicals–and simple swaps for a cleaner diet and supersized health. Clean eating means choosing fruits, vegetables, and meats that are raised, grown, and sold with minimal processing. Often they’re organic, and rarely (if ever) should they contain additives. But in some cases, the methods of today’s food producers are neither clean nor sustainable. The result is damage to our health, the environment, or both. So we decided to take a fresh look at food through the eyes of the people who spend their lives uncovering what’s safe–or not–to eat. We asked them a simple question: “What foods do you avoid?” Their answers don’t necessarily make up a “banned foods” list. But reaching for the suggested alternatives might bring you better health–and peace of mind." http://healthfreedoms.org/2011/12/06...uld-never-eat/ 1. Endocrinologist: Won't Eat Canned Tomatoes 2. Farmer: Won't Eat Corn-fed Beef 3. Toxicologist: Wont Eat Microwave Popcorn 4. Farm Director: Won't Eat Non-Organic Potatoes 5. Fisheries Expert: Won't Eat Farmed Salmon 6. Cancer Researcher: Won't Drink Milk Produced with Artificial Hormones 7. Organic Foods Expert: Won't Eat Conventional Apples |
Hi all! Happy Tuesday!!
Breakfast: Not the best choice, but it is what it is. Grande iced skiny cinnamon dolce latte 3pp and a green triangle Chicken sausage breakast wrap 7pp This afternoon I am getting my teeth whitened professionally, yay! And then I am going to Balboa Park and going to walk/run a 5 mile loop. I love this park, I can't wait! Lunch and dinner are going to be mostly focused on protien! Last night I did 30 min of my Just Dance Wii game. I really did break a sweat and it was fun! I also was watching the infomercial for Insanity and considering it. My best friend did it a whole program and WOW! Her body was insane! I borrowed one of the CDs and could barely get trough the warm up... Lol!! But, it really is an excellent program and you can modify it to fit what you can do. My cousin is a professional athlete trainer and also uses it for his soccer players like David Beckham!! I think I'm gonna do it... Why not?? Smiles!! Have a great day all!! |
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I planned and cooked my dinner for tomorrow.
I will be having: 1 one flour tortilla 1/2 cup of black beans 1/2 cup of rice 1 tablespoon of shredded Pepper Jack cheese Snacks: About ten olives Salsa <Medium> A handful of Triscuits Two clementines Breakfast: Chobani Greek Yogurt 8oz glass of SoyMilk Coffee - no Lunch: Peanut butter on whole wheat and flax seed sandwich round Zimmeh |
Evening healthies!!!!!!
Had a busy, busy day. Ate special k bar for breakfast, egg salad (with mustard and no mayo) for lunch and finished off the soup i made yesterday for dinner. Four waters that are 16 oz each. Tomorrow is our cheat day, well sorta. We are going to a steak house for our mid day meal. We will pass on the bread and actually request not to have it at our table. Steak, salad and a potato with a tiny bit of butter and just salt and pepper. We are due for a cheat day. We've done good...one day over a week and Bully is down 5 pounds and i'm down 3. We can live with that as long as we at least loose 1.5 pounds a week, most weeks anyway. Healing thoughts to Tonya and D and families!!!! (f) |
Hello healthy folks! It's so good to hear all the success stories, pick up some good info and just be in such a positive thread! My weekly weigh in yesterday wasn't that great. I was up 4 lbs to 208 with 20% bodyfat. I slayed a double cheeseburger meal at Backyard Burgers on Saturday,but that was the extent of my cheat day. Today I re-weighed just to double check and I'm down 4.5 lbs. Then it hit me that I have always given myself a +/- 5 lb variance and don't get too bent out of shape as long as it isn't more or less than that from week to week. That being said, it has been a great week so far! I swam 1.5 miles on Monday and ran 4.25 this morning. I have stayed below my daily allowable calories. If I don't see the changes I want by next week, I'll start playing with my nutrients. Right now I'm at 60% good carbs,30% protein and 10% good fats. I have also cut my water intake to 64 oz a day as opposed to a gallon a day. I had some pretty strong muscle fasciculations in my lats and legs yesterday. That is a sure sign that I am drinking too much plain water and not taking in enough electrolytes and magnesium. Miss Pink continues to plan the most healthy, tasty balanced meals in the world, which makes my life EASY! Here's to an awesome rest of the week! Rock on everyone!
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Hi All,
I walked/ran 4 miles today, and it was awesome! I was on track all day, and even had a WW cookie sundae with 1 point to spare. It feels good to be back. Hugs to all |
Plans for today:
Breakfast: water spicy hot v8 banana fiber one bar Lunch: chicken and rice with veggies water go to bank go to post office join gym and meet with trainer Dinner: grilled chicken salad plan meals for the weekend after dinner: hit elliptical for 15 treadmill for 15 pack gym bag for tomorrow |
Hi All! Happy Wednesday!
For breakfast I had 2 eggs with 14g of Mozzerella cheese melted on it 4pp 1 light english muffin 3pp 16g of peanut butter 3pp 16oz of water. I am working 2 jobs today, off around 3. I am going to pack my walking gear and go hit up a really hard 4.5 mile loop with lots of BIG hills after work! I wish I could bring my dog, but I am still scared to let him in my new car with black interior.. LOL. He is white, fluffy and hair gets into everything and sticks to things permanently! I bought some tilapia on sale last night.. after the discussion here.. so I am going to cook that up with some veggies for dinner. I also bought some swordfish! I am still on the lookout for shark.. my favorite! Smiles, Have a good day all!! |
Hey y'all :)
It's a gorgeous day here (crisp & nothing but sunshine), and it has definitely put some spring in my step today. Meals planned for the day: Breakfast: Brown sugar & pecan oatmeal (Active lifestyle brand) a banana a cup of coffee with a splash of vanilla creamer Lunch: I have a zillion errands to run, so I'm grabbing Subway on my way back to work. Probably ham & turkey sandwich on wheat with lots of veggies! Snacks: apple & cheese and/or yogurt Dinner: Probably what we had planned for last night. Since D came home for a couple days yesterday, her aunt surprised us and dropped off dinner for us :) Exercise: Since the weather is so pretty, we are hitting up the park track for a lil' jogging/walking. I also got my new bellydancing DVD in the mail, so I'm gonna try it out! |
Howdy all!!!!
That soup i made a couple of days ago is really working well for us as our main meal of the day. Today is grocery store day and i'm gonna get stuff to make it again. Today, i'm down almost 2 pounds from yesterday. We go out to eat today. I don't want to spoil that so i'll eat light. Weighing everyday is such a motivator!!!!! Have an awesome healthy day all!!!!! |
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If you are eating out, you might wanna try what me & D do. We order one entree (steak and potato) and then just add an extra salad. Portion sizes are usually pretty big, so not only does this save us calories but money, too! |
Is anyone watching "The Biggest Loser" with any regularity?
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GREAT idea!!!!!!! Thanks Pinkie!!!!! |
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