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I have been an Avid Label reader for many years now. First as a vegetarian looking for animal products, then later as I became even more health aware, looking for ingedients that I did not want. I will first say a lot of the anger I direct at myself for doing a half-assed job at reading labels.
So everyday for many years, I have been inadvertenly been ingesting, cellulose, polyvinyl alcohol, glucose gelatin, fish, and Maltodextrin. In what you might ask. These are in my daily multivitamin. While I've always checked what vitamins are in my multivitamins, however, I've never thought about checking the "ingredients", "other ingredients", and "inactive ingredients". Like I said I do direct most of my anger at myself, but I do question why these companies need to add corn starch, glucose, sucrose, and maltodextin to multivitamins, and Mannitol and maltodextrin to Vitamin B-50 (b-complex).
I thought I would share this in case any other label readers haven't thought about reading ALL their labels. :-/
Be Well My Friends
Just when the Catipillar thought the world was over
....She became a Butterfly
300+ /260/ 140 Current BMI 22.4 /No Longer a #, just were my body is Happy
Highest Weight/ at surgery/ current /Goal
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Daily Inspiration for February 20, 2011
Katie Jay, MSW
Keep it green.
There are two good reasons to keep memories of your former self fresh and green. The first reason is so that you do not repeat past mistakes. Your new self does not want to give up and go back to past behavior. The other reason to keep your past fresh in your mind is for encouragement when you are feeling you don't look any different or you aren't where you want to be.
When you look back, you can see the difference. Remember how ill you were and how much better you feel now. Although you may want to forget the pain of your obesity, the remembrance of your old self is a valuable tool for success.
Action for the day: Meditate on how you used to live your life before surgery. Close your eyes and imagine how you used to climb the stairs or how it used to feel squeezing into a chair or booth. Keep your memory green.
© 2009, Katie Jay. All rights reserved.
Hugs, Lisa
Thanks , Lisa
hugs, Y
Open RNY 3/30/01 260lbs - 130lbs Yvonne McCarthy, CLC. Health & Wellness Coach (full time volunteer). I am happy to help if I can. Visit www.bariatricgirl.com and see the Bariatric Girl blog! Also check out my Facebook Bariatric Girl Page. Photography site www.yvonnemccarthy.com .„ø¤º°¨ Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ¨°º¤ø„¸¸„ø¤º°¨„ø¤º°¨ Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ¨°º¤ø„¸¸„ø¤º°¨
Thank you , I needed to hear that.... you are so right people can look the other way... I am very happy and very successful in my weightloss.
I will be useing a sarong.... thanks for the idea.
Lisa
Other than wearing a total scuba wetsuit .... the only other option I've arrived at is getting to the beach or pool FIRST and staying in until everyone leaves....
but that really isn't a workable solution .. is it?
the other thing...
is wrapping bottom in a lovely sarong and gracefully dropping it a****ers edge and QUICKLY getting into the water to cover the offending area. When coming out... grab it and wrap up...
I don't like my legs either but it isn't going to stop me from swimming.
People made comments when I was FAT... people will make comments when I'm showing my saggy legs... THEY ARE RUDE!
WE on the other hand are successful and HAPPY that we lost our excess weight! TOO BAD FOR THEM... look the other way...
Thanks Lisa