LindaBabe
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Hello everyone!
I've been reading, so I haven't been here much, sorry.
IF you're serious about wanting to lose weight and keep it off and lead a health life forevermore, even if you're not into "low carb", may I recommend reading "Living the Low Carb Life" by Jonny Bowden. Chapter 3, where they talk about the low carb diets was the least interesting, but the rest of the book, I found fascinating. It has given me plenty of food for thought to chew on!
The author specifically mentioned two things that I've seen in here recently that people are bothered with - cravings at times of the month, and PCO.
As a scientist, I can say that I was impressed with the thoroughness of this author's research of the literature and the clarity of the explainations. Very often, books that try to explain the science behind something for the layperson are so much gobbledygook. This was amazingly clear.
Today, I went for a brisk walk, instead of the gym. About the distance of from the farthest buses to secruity at MK - it was pretty chilly and by the time I got home the lungs were burning and my hips and back hurt. Tomorrow, I'm going back to the gym and pool - it's easier!
Today, I ate
Breakfast
1/2 cup melon
3 bacon
2 eggs
1 whole wheat flat
Lunch
Chicken Salad
veggies with dressing
the small half of a cranberry muffin
Supper
The rest of the chicken salad
the other half of the veggies
1 whole wheat mini bagel with cheese
Snack
5 almonds
piece of cheese.
May we all Sleep well tonight, and make good choices tomorrow.
I've been reading, so I haven't been here much, sorry.
IF you're serious about wanting to lose weight and keep it off and lead a health life forevermore, even if you're not into "low carb", may I recommend reading "Living the Low Carb Life" by Jonny Bowden. Chapter 3, where they talk about the low carb diets was the least interesting, but the rest of the book, I found fascinating. It has given me plenty of food for thought to chew on!
The author specifically mentioned two things that I've seen in here recently that people are bothered with - cravings at times of the month, and PCO.
As a scientist, I can say that I was impressed with the thoroughness of this author's research of the literature and the clarity of the explainations. Very often, books that try to explain the science behind something for the layperson are so much gobbledygook. This was amazingly clear.
Today, I went for a brisk walk, instead of the gym. About the distance of from the farthest buses to secruity at MK - it was pretty chilly and by the time I got home the lungs were burning and my hips and back hurt. Tomorrow, I'm going back to the gym and pool - it's easier!

Today, I ate
Breakfast
1/2 cup melon
3 bacon
2 eggs
1 whole wheat flat
Lunch
Chicken Salad
veggies with dressing
the small half of a cranberry muffin
Supper
The rest of the chicken salad
the other half of the veggies
1 whole wheat mini bagel with cheese
Snack
5 almonds
piece of cheese.
May we all Sleep well tonight, and make good choices tomorrow.