so i got a book from paperbackswap that i was waiting for. fat smash diet by dr. ian smith (of celebrity fit club fame). the first phase of the diet lasts 9 days… it’s a detox stage. no meat, no bread… mostly fruits and vegetables. basically for the first 9 days i would eat as much (freshh) fruits and veggies i want except for white potatoes and avocados, and water.
plus limited quantities of brown rice, beans, lentils, tofu, chickpeas oatmeal, soy milk (other milk is allowed but i don’t drink that), yogurt, egg whites, herbal tea.
after the first phase i would be able to add meat/chicken/fish to my intake as well as more milk, cheese, egg yolks, cereal, sweeteners, coffee, etc.
missing out on bread and potatoes for awhile will be difficult… but i think i can do that. i like that i don’t have to try and keep track of calories with this diet. definitely worth a try.
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i took a cute picture of myself today… what can i say, i was just in the mood to play with the camera. *g* did makeup and hair and took a few photos. this was my favorite
i should play with the camera more often. i used to all the time and had all these pictures of me that i loved… and that woody loved, he he. i haven’t really taken many pictures in the past year or so. i should start again. i need to take some pictures before starting the new diet… which is really just the next phase in my personal “i’m hell bent on getting back in shape” program. i didn’t take any true pre-diet pictures… so i’ll take em 10 lbs down from my starting weight.
i want to get my hair cut. it’s been waaaaay too long since it’s been trimmed or cut.
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Britt Lowe…
I have been up and down with weight all my life,I myself have tried it all Atkins,Low-Carb,& now South Beach if you can get through the first 2 weeks of south beach diet your sugar intake is reduced and white foods are taken out you can do this diet as…
oatmeal and egg whites…
Not all the fats in the body are created equal; some of them are used for muscle energy while some of them are stored in the body as fat…
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