Low Fat Diet Guide

Low Fat Diet Guide



I need a good weight loss plan 5

Posted on July 28, 2010 by lowfatdg

Welcome back!

I’m 350 pounds overweight, never worked out before and get out of breath just walking down the stairs of my apartment. I’m to fat to fit into a swim suit, there’s none my size. I can’t do jumping jacks cuz then it would sound like a herd of elephants to my down stairs neighbors. I can’t get down on the floor, I’m to fat to get up and down off the floor without at least 2 people helping me so crunches and yoga are out. I can’t even do half a push up!

I live 30 miles from the nearest YMCA and I can’t afford the gas to get there and back. I can’t afford a gym membership.

What are some good workouts I can do at home for a fatty like me?

I DO NOT WANT diet plans to follow. I DO NOT, DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT want diet plans to follow. I’m already on a low sodium, low to no sugar, low fat diet my dr gave me, but he gave me no ideas on how to loose weight.

PLEASE DO NOT GIVE ME DIET ADVICE. PLEASE DON’T. FOR THE LOVE OF GAWD PLEASE DON’T GIVE ME DIET ADVICE, I already have that.

What are some good workouts for a fatass? I want to loose weight, but my workout options are very limited. Is there any good workout videos I can do? Keep in mind I can only do 10-15 minutes at a time and will have to work my way up.

PLEASE DO NOT GIVE ME DIET ADVICE? OKAY? I DON’T NEED ADVICE ON DIET PLANS, HAVE I MADE MYSELF CLEAR?? I JUST NEED WORKOUT ADVICE, OKAY? NOTHING ABOUT DIET PLANS OR HOW TO EAT HEALTHY, OKAY?


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what is your favorite low fat recipe? 1

Posted on July 25, 2010 by lowfatdg

I am on a low fat diet and I am looking for great low fat recipes!! :)


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Does anyone know of any low carb and low fat snacks? 4

Posted on July 24, 2010 by lowfatdg

Well, I’ve passed 60 recently, my blood pressure went up and then with Lisinopril it was controlled after a few months and is back to 11X over 65-75. However, now my blood sugar is marginal high, about 365 and my cholesterol has gone way up, so the docs have placed me on a low carb, low fat diet. I’m supposed to watch everything, etc, etc. My weight is 193 at 6′1" and I am not lethargis evn though I don’t feel very physically capable anymore. I’ve always eaten and drunk anything and everything, so I am finding it hard to make adjustments. They said I could have snacks other than the 3 75gr carb meals per day if the snacks were both low carb and low fat. I thought this would be easy but I am finding it impossible to find or imagine such snacks. Can anyone who is a dieting buff help me with this?


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Is my diet and exercise plan healthy? 5

Posted on July 24, 2010 by lowfatdg

I recently lost 22 lbs. by cutting calories and working out. Now that I’ve lost the weight I want to keep it off, but I want to stay healthy and not go overboard. I am 5′ 7” and went from weighing 160 to 138. I was probably consuming around 3,500- 4,000 calories a day and working out for 30 minutes three times a week. I don’t count calories, but I know that I am eating much less than I was. I am careful about how much I fill my plate and don’t go back for seconds. I also cut out evening snacks ( I used to eat a lot of popcorn and ice cream). My guess would be that I’m consuming around 1,500- 1,800 calories a day now. I do aerobic exercises for 30-45 minutes every morning, then 10-15 minutes on my eliptical mid-day, and 10-20 minutes in the evening either on the eliptical or another aerobic exercise (30 minutes if I have a small snack after dinner). I exercise 6 days a week. Am I overdoing it? I feel that I need to consume more calories, at least 2,200, but if I eat more than I am eating now, I put on weight quickly. I also can’t skip a day of exercising or I put on weight quickly. I want to be healthy, but my family is starting to worry about me exercising so much. I’ve always eaten a low-fat diet, and I am trying to watch my sugar intake as well, otherwise, I haven’t changed WHAT I eat hardly at all. I just eat less of it.

I have been trying to lose this weight for 7 years, I don’t lose weight easily. I don’t want it to come back, but I want to be healthy. Is there anything I need to change? Thank you for your input!


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Finding The Best Low Fat Low Carb Diet 0

Posted on July 18, 2010 by john roberts

The low fat low carb diet is the most famous type of weight loss diet recommended by nutritionists and dieticians. Because of its being popular among advocates of weight loss programs, it is oftentimes surrounded by misinterpretations. To reverse this, below are some of the clinical advices you need to take so that you will not be tricked by marketing gimmicks to lose weight.

Avoid taking diet pills or drinking slimming products that will trigger you to lose weight instantly. If you want to achieve a slimmer and healthier body, you will have to start and end with the natural process. Taking these drugs will not guarantee you of effective results and besides, they might just give you unwanted side effects that may put your health to risk.

You also have to understand that there is a great difference between low fat, low calorie diet and low fat, low carb diet. The former will basically let your body starve for food so it can lose calories and the muscle tissues. While the former would just burn all the unnecessary fats and leave your muscles to support your metabolism. This type of diet is also advantageous because of the fact that it stops the body from food cravings and hunger pangs. With this, you will essentially lose all the fats and extra calories while preserving your energy all throughout the day. Performing regular exercise is also good to boost your metabolic rates.

Among the other misconceptions is that eating foods with sugar would just add to the pile of unburned calories on your body. Well basically, sugar is very inevitable not to eat because most of the foods that we take have its natural sugar in it. Remember that starch is automatically converted into sugar. What should be avoided is the addition of extra sugar because it will increase the amount of unwanted fats in your body.

Low fat low carb diet would basically require you to cut the servings of rice, bread, pasta, and other pastries from your daily meals. With this effort, you will surely lose a lot of calories and help your body to concentrate on the digestion instead of burning the fats.

One good replacement for rice is corn which will give you all the nutrients offered by grain products. Corns are also rich in good oil so you do not have to be guilty if you are to take a large amount of this. What is more, eating fruits and vegetables, especially those containing soluble fiber, is beneficial to the body especially to vital organs such as heart, liver, and kidney.

By taking foods such as beans, legumes, apples, carrots, and other foods with the same composition, you are saving yourself from probabilities to develop diseases such as cancer and heart problems.

The low fat low carb diet is one of the basic forms of weight loss program. The idea is realistic and should not take you time to understand that what you need to do is cut down carbohydrate and fat rich foods from your everyday diet and replace them with fruits and vegetables, backed up with an intensive physical training.

Do you want to have the benefits of the infamous low fat low carb diet ? Read similar articles online and see what they can do to help you with your weight loss efforts.

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