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Ok i'm coming up on a year on the street.....I'm getting fat. I want to get back in shape. I don't have trouble motivating to work out, but I need help with a quick, easy, and cheap diet. Any ideas?
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this will help get you started.Dispatch: "All units be advised, he's on foot in a red dodge pick up truck."
Me: "Ummm, control...
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Yeah. Look into the paleo diet.. I'm doing it when I can and dropping weight consistently..www.darkwolfunderground.com/forum if you join you can see all the other good stuff on the forums. Do not enter if you are faint of heart-or don't like HARD training.... think.......strongman???Comment
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Mix grapefruit, orange, and lemon juice in a 16oz bottle. Mix some basil, paprika, and flax seed, shake it up, and drink that for every meal.
Actually, just do what Marky Mark said.Comment
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If man made it or messed with it, dont eat it.Comment
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That sounds like a Jake LaLane rule. His two biggest were: "If it tastes good, spit it out. If a man made it, don't eat it."
Ancient as he is he can still perform miracle feats of fitness, so there's some merit to your words, Glock.
For the OP, what worked best for me was to keep a dietary intake journal - fat/protein/carb/fiber grams, plus overall Kcal's per day. After a while, you get to see what's going in on a daily basis, so it is easier to modify a little here, a little there, and trim a huge amount of incoming/unexpended energy. Just an idea, but a helpful one, as you can shortly visualize what your dietary habits are in hard numbers and then adjust to hard numbers - and as a result develop healthy habits/food balances.
Yes, it takes work and commitment, but so do most good things.Last edited by Nessmuk; 11-06-2009, 10:38 PM.The opinions expressed here are from the individual only and do not represent the view of any agency that the poster may be affiliated withComment
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Originally posted by OperatorEX
Why do you say no legumes and no grains?
Legumes are high in protein and fiber. Fiber being great at quenching hunger.
Some grains are good for you... brown rice, oatmeal, bran...Comment
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I have followed the Paleo Diet for almost two years now. The answer most commonly given goes like this:
Beans have been touted as the healthy protein alternative to meat. The fact that they can cause gastrointestinal distress should be enough for our concern. Most legumes are poisonous if eaten raw. Legumes are high in lectins, protease inhibitors, and phytates. Lectins are proteins that bind carbohydrates, been identified as being inflammatory and toxic, and have a casual relationship with auto-immune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, Type I diabetes, and lupus. Phytates or phytic acids, have been shown to inhibit the absorption of minerals such as calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc in the digestive tract. Furthermore, the presence of protease inhibitors interferes with the breakdown of proteins into amino acids. Vegetarians seeking protein from legumes, may actually be making their protein deficiencies worse! A diet high in legumes, at best, will give you gastrointestinal problems and could result in a mineral deficiency. At worst, a diet high in legumes could induce an "auto-immune" response. Furthermore, the soy industry has been pushing the "health benefits" of soy. As a result, most of our processed foods contain a soy additive or byproduct, in effect, lacing our foods with possible toxins.Comment
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Yep, when it is time to get leaner I drop the carbs from brown rice.Comment
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People always forget how important FAT is for you. Olive oil, nuts, fish oil, etc....great for your heart, joints, etc.Dispatch: "All units be advised, he's on foot in a red dodge pick up truck."
Me: "Ummm, control..."Comment
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A meat and veggie diet will put this mans body in a state of ketosis. Since it looks like hes in LE, I think it would be advisable to stick to foods that have a low glycemic index. Brown rice and legumes are medium and low glycemic carbs, that will supply him with sustained energy and not have a huge impact at hindering fat loss. He needs every ounce of energy he can get. Constant ketosis will have him feeling super sluggish. They are best reserved for people who just wanna drop fat fast or "bodybuilders" who want to achieve extreme defenition.Originally posted by OperatorEXMeats and veggie have you covered
People that drop legumes and grains drop weight..whatever the scienfitic reason..it happens.
Also, as someone mentioned above GOOD fats are essential, fish oil, nuts, flax, olive oil.Comment
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