Friday, January 22, 2010

[fast5] Re: Healthy?

Well I ate a lot of what I wanted - in the beginning. Then continued to eat badly. Mostly junkfood...yuck. It was dumb and I know it was wrong. At the time, my work schedule was limited, or maybe I just didn't care enough. Besides, I was within my window. Anyway, big backfire eventually. I stopped FF cold turkey, regained the weight.

This time, Day 1 of second attempt in 2 years; I will eat more healthy foods, stay off the junk, drink more water, and ease into my workout routine.

Wish me luck!

--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, Heather Twist <HeatherTwist@...> wrote:
>
> A common pattern I've observed is that when people first start, they
> eat whatever they feel like. As they continue, they keep eating
> whatever they feel like, but what they "feel like" tends to change.
> For me, I really cannot eat all that much anymore, I fill up too
> quickly (which is REALLY ODD for me, historically). So I feel like I'm
> "wasting my eating time" if I eat something I didn't really want and
> then fill up on it. And it turns out that what "I really want" isn't
> what I thought I really wanted, so I started eating very differently.
>
> Right now my favorite meal is stir-fry vegies and fish, with fresh
> eggs fried in sometimes, over rice. I have a nice pumpkin pie in the
> fridge, but I don't feel like eating it, nor was I able to make a dent
> in the nice chocolates I made for Christmas gifts. I'm not denying
> myself those things, but it would be difficult to force them down. If
> I eat the chocolate when I'm hungry, at break-fast, then I wouldn't
> have room for the fish that I *want* to eat.
>
> Some people, which appear to be in the minority, found they do better
> with a smaller eating window. Some other people find they are less
> hungry the next day if they do some "tweaks", like eating more protein
> or more fat. Eating a lot of starches appears to cause more hunger the
> next day, for some people. But a number of very successful Fast-5ers
> have reported that they continue to eat dessert and pasta etc. and it
> works out fine.
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 12:22 PM, Benjamin
> <wishihadascreenname@...> wrote:
> > Just out of curiosity do people following this generally eat healthy food or are the benifits apparrent regardless? Thanks
> >
> >
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> > Yahoo! Groups Links
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> --
> Heather Twist
>
> www.dunkers.us
> Kraut: the easy way!
>


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