How to break a plateau! :shrug:
*Found this on the main message board... can't hurt to try, right?
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#1 - Do this for 10 days to break a plateau
#2 - Drink 2 quarts of water a day
#3 - You must have 45 grams of protein supplement and all your vitamins/minerals supplements each day
#4 - You may consume up to 3 oz of the following high protein foods, 5x a day
beef
pork
chicken
turkey
lamb
fish
eggs
low fat cheese
cottage cheese
plain yogurt or artificially sweetened (?)
peanut butter
beans/legumes
You may also have:
sugar free popsicles
tea or coffee
sugar free soda
sugar free jello
broths/bullion (sp?)
crystal light drinks
#5 - If it's not on the list, you can't have it for 10 days!!!!
#6 - Keep a food diary and try to get up to 30 mins of exercise daily
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B e t h
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when it rains it pours
and opens doors
and floods the floors
we thought would always keep us safe and dry
-train
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IM- bethlbutterfly
Yep. I don't get it. It seems no matter WHAT I do, no matter what plan, I get the same results, which is no results,
Though, I DO have to mention, I haven't lost nary a thing since I started allowing myself fruit. I didn't TOUCH one piece of fruit before about 1.5-2 months ago, and that's when all hell broke loose.
-beth --- who is growing tired of this game of eating!!
Beth,
I don't know what to say...
I am down just 90 lbs and try to look at more about how I feel than what I weigh.
I eat fruit and vegtables. Actually, most any foods as long as they are prepaired correctly or very small amounts. Fritos, cinimon Life cereal,
Generally, I feel better on a balanced diet that includes fiber and protien.
My daily protien ranges between 65 and 85, 40 of which come from zero-carb ispure.
My focus is more on how to eat on a day-to-day basis.
Also, I have 2 cups no-sugar added or low-fat hot chocolate Monday through Friday.
Exercise is usually 3-4 times a week for about 60 minutes each with about 30-45 minutes in the target heart range.
I hit plateaus like everyone else, but still see a consistent weight loss. If I did a chart, it would have a squigly line. My biggest test is how my clothes fit. I buy them a little snug and know I am doing well when they start to get loose.
The thing is not to ever give up and to look at developing eating habits that you can maintain for a lifetime. The weight loss will come in time.
Karen