I'm trying to lose a few pounds (18) in 2011,so I've been following the iDave diet.
Is anyone else still doing the same?
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Is anyone still on the iDave diet?
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Posted 1 year ago #
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It's a lifestyle not a diet, so to a greater or lesser degree yes.
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No, but I made this earlier in the week.
http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3949/toulouse-sausage-and-butter-bean-casserole
Simple, tasted great, and I would imagine is iDave diet compatible (though haven't seen it so can't say for certain)Posted 1 year ago # -
Yep, I'm now 8st. This is me:
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Yes - I've realise that it's a long term thing since starting 3 weeks ago. I have to say that doesn't upset me at all. I'm loving the food. Not even missing cheese! Could do with some more recipes though - must read through some old posts.
That sausage casserole looks good.
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i'm working on an enhanced version
stay tuned
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Molgrips - that photo is what calorie restrictive high carb' diets achieve (and pharmacology, allegedly) Low GI diets don't have that effect. Too much protein for that degree of lean tissue loss. But then you knew that
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I am but slipped at christmas of course
still lost 10 kg since OCT
but sometimes having porridge for breakfast on the odd day
missed few trips to the gym recently due to flu etc
hoping for continued results once I start riding morePosted 1 year ago # -
Yes iDave I did know that, I was being facetious
I'm not sure I could follow the iDave diet, personally...
Anyway, I haven't exercise since the beginning of December, and since finishing work at Christmas I've lost about 3kg. Some muscle no doubt but definitely fat too. I think background stress and misery cause me to either eat more or store more fat. I've certainly eaten plenty.
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enhanced version
Sounds interesting. Enhanced in what way?
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It includes as much cake as you can eat. The weight loss comes from these special pills.
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I went for a fairly strenuous ride this morning before work and came back with a definite wiff of ammonia on me. I'm guessing it's something to do with being on this diet. Is it something to worry about though?
Cheers,
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iDave could you e-mail me a copy! I had one before but have lost it. Thanks.
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iDave who?
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iDunno
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iDave:
i'm working on an enhanced versionstay tuned
*coughs impatiently*
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Back on the similar one for a week now. Good thing is that I only put on 7lbs after being a total gannet with little exercise for the past 2 months.
Fully expect to be back under 15 stone by end of next week
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2 points
main complaints I've heard are, a) don't know what to have for breakfast b) the diet lacks variety
re breakfast, you have to shift mindset about what breakfast should be like. cereal oriented breakfasts are a marketing invention. is sausage bacon and egg an ok breakfast? what if it's a beef sausage? what if it's a lamb sausage? what if it's a small steak then? see my drift? breakfast is food that you eat in the morning. that's all. no one says it has to be cereal. except kellogs marketing people.
re variety. few people have much variation in their diet. they think they do, but the reality is they don't. the guy who raised this issue has two slices of toast every single morning and has done for as long as he can remember. In reality this diet offers huge variety
today
breakfast was salmon, poached egg, spinach
lunch was a graze box (anyone want some voucher codes?)
dinner brocoli, broadbean/parsnip/garlic mash, steaksnacks: nuts
hardly boring food.
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iDave.
Have you been playing in the dark ?....
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thr evening - garden test V impressive!
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@ Dave
Write it up and use some bullet points. I just cannot follow anything otherwise
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some vegetarian ideas would be well received.
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i don't do veggie
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iDave, I'd really like a copy of your plan, I've got about 5kg to shift, but it's that last bit that's always the hardest....email is in profile.
Cheers
(nearly) phinbob
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V impressive
Likewise
re; the eating/feeding advise.The beans have been interesting and when I have employment, I find them good for transport to work, along with soups, etc.
However, recently I have been doing lentils as they are so easy, 20-30 mins and I've loads of lentils with bacon and stuff.
Very tasty, very filling and I sometimes curry them up with the help of Mr Schwartz.Tried this ?.
2 Tbl spn low salt soy sauce.
2 tbl spn of rice vinegar
1/4 tsp of mustard powder - Optional
1 tbl spn of grapeseed oil
1 tbl spn of sesame oilWhisk or shake it up in a jar, and add in 2 tbl spn of water if you wish.
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some vegetarian ideas would be well received
May I respectfully suggest that once you get a copy of the original guidance. Its likely you will see what you would eat and what you wouldn't.
Just exercise your meat filter, and get stuck into the rest, if you can't eat meat.
Everyone I know looks at the guidance and finds something that they won't eat, but tbh, that will always happen.
IME, most people appear fall into two categories.
Those who seem to look for items (reasons) they say they can't eat this way.
And those who just filter out the things that they are willing to give a go.
I found myself in the later category. I've tried to understand the principals and then just gone with the advise and then tried to expand the choice.
As in the original guidance, just give it three weeks. Then you can resume normal service if you really need to.
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Thursday night is luminous night... I think I have around 2900 lumens at the mo...if I stop moving, i start smoking.
7.30. u know where!
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I think I have around 2900 lumens at the mo...if I stop moving, i start smoking.
Is that you that starts to smoke of the world in your immediate vacinity ?.
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yes
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I'm back on it rather than still on it.
I lost a bit to start, then I sort of half lived on the diet for a bit and plateaued out, put on a bit over xmas so now I'm back on it properly.
I have a few questions...is popcorn diet compatible? Is soya milk diet compatible? and can it be good for me to drink this much red wine?
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I have a few questions...is popcorn diet compatible? Is soya milk diet compatible? and can it be good for me to drink this much red wine?
I can't resist, I'm gonna give this a go.
Popcorn ?, the Evilweb says popcorn is high GI, so thats a no.
Soya milk, Evilweb says low GI (puzzled as its sweetened with apple juice).
I thunk it was one glass of red with your meal.
(but like who can stop at one
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I rarely stop at one
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iDave - Member
you have to shift mindset about what breakfast should be like. cereal oriented breakfasts are a marketing invention. is sausage bacon and egg an ok breakfast? what if it's a beef sausage? what if it's a lamb sausage? what if it's a small steak then? see my drift? breakfast is food that you eat in the morning. that's all. no one says it has to be cereal. except kellogs marketing people.
Spot on Dave, but I was in a meeting where we told Kellogs to go F themselves for that price Posted 1 year ago #
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