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what do you believe iDave is selling ?

misery from the sound of his prescription 🙁


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 9:42 pm
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Steve A, what is miserable about it ?

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Posted : 25/06/2010 9:46 pm
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iDave - two questions for you. First is I eat a lot of tomatoes and lettuce, should I replace this with veg and, if so, what type would be better?

Second, middle-aged spread. Does it exist? Anything I should particularly avoid?

Thank you. 🙂


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 9:59 pm
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apologies SteveA... question is for Simon... (!)


 
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steve, what is dangerous? i'm not suggesting restricting calories at all. what is dangerous about a lot of veg, legumes and lean meat?

please tell us...

what is your statement based on apart from your opinion?

C_G, creeping obesity is the term. a few pounds a year from the late thirties and before you know it you're 50 and fat - and just lie on the sofa listening to music 😉

i eat about three bags of spinach a week, but lettuce is fine though. tomatoes less so.

simon, i care about misinformation, but not about what people choose to do personally. tho i don't like fatties

also the Neanderthals didn't have a high carb diet. it was closer to what I'm suggesting, esp the red wine and coffee.


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:16 pm
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iDave - yep, over 50 but hardly eat so don't understand why I'm the size I am. 🙁 Music? Yep, surely I must burn fat by all my head-banging? 😉


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:25 pm
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steve, what is dangerous? i'm not suggesting restricting calories at all. what is dangerous about a lot of veg, legumes and lean meat?

you are basically suggesting a carb free diet which isn't healthy, but you know that don't you. its the Atkins diet, and there is enough criticism of that on then net without me adding to it.

I believe a balanced diet of all food groups works best in the long term... as do most sensible dieticians/weight loss experts


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:31 pm
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Steve, are you saying there are no carbs in lentils, beans, veg? and forgetting one day a week when you can eat what you want?

i ride, I run, I'm training for a 330km marathon in the italian alps, i was an olympic coach, and while i don't coach anymore i might know a few things about the subject.

C_G give my suggestion a try - three weeks, and report back?

what's the worst that could happen.


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:37 pm
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From my past experience as a runner who regularly carbo-loaded, once I stopped running my body was unable to tolerate carbs. Suffered from the most awful indigestion/bloating type problems so stopped eating potatoes, pasta and rice.

I have two small slices of wholemeal bread for lunch and then mostly no carbs for the rest of the day. Am totally convinced that we do not need them in a great quantity!

Edit: iDave - can give up tomatoes but eat a huge amount of fruit. Am well aware that this could be affecting my blood sugar levels. But am also very aware that HRT has a lot to answer for!


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:38 pm
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Damn this thread, I love fruit, eat 6+ portions a day. Can I trick my insulin by eating fruit almost constantly? My six pack is almost here, but is being a little shy.

I'm guessing cider is out whatever though!


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:45 pm
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of course there are carbs in vegetables! but the problem with folk taking on board your advice on this thread is that you rule out a lot of food that if many people (including me) gave up without having knowledge of food would seriously affect their health

ie, say they only ate lettuce as their veg of choice, pretty much zero carbs, which would be a very bad thing


 
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To all those who say that loosing weight is "just eating less and exercising more" of course you're absolutely right - just in the same way as poor people could easily become rich - all they have to do is earn more and spend less.


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:57 pm
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ie, say they only ate lettuce as their veg of choice, pretty much zero carbs, which would be a very bad thing

if they're that stupid, they deserve pestilence and disease and i certainly don't care what happens to them

C_G - bin the bread, bin the fruit, have a day off one day a week and see


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:58 pm
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Holy shite!!!!!!!!!!!!

iDave knows what he is talking about...shut the f*ck up, try it for 2 weeks and watch the lbs drop off.


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:58 pm
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[i]I'm guessing cider is out whatever though! [/i]

not for me...

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Posted : 25/06/2010 10:58 pm
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Loosing?? Watch out their our pedants on this hear sight!

Not for me either Kev, Sheppys Dabinett going down nicely at the mo.


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 10:58 pm
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I'm sprawled on the sofa dipping crisps and mini pork pies in mayonnaise if that's any help ?


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 11:03 pm
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just finished my last Sheppys ! dabinett 7.4% very nice it was mmmmm 😆


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 11:08 pm
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Found more pringles,I reckon an hour from now I could have my own gravitational field if I work at it 🙂


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 11:09 pm
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iDave's diet suggestion is far from Atkins - the small amount of carbs in these sorts of diets mean they do not induce ketosis. The high protein diets with low carb intake can be very useful for some people in that they can be very good from an appetite control perspective - ie you're never hungry.
I have been a type 2 diabetic for the last 15 or so years, and I saw the dietician at the beginning of that period and she gave the the norm for the time - low fat, lowish protien, moderate complex carbs, no sugar. I lost a bit of weight, my diabetes settled down, but I still had more weight to loose so about 3 years ago I saw another dietician again. Same story. Low fat low protein, mod complex carbs, etc. So despite the evidence that 95% of people put on this type of diet will be heavier than they were when they started it 3 years later, despite the increasing evidence of the role of protein as an appetite suppressant, I was still told the same old same old - which is a diet type I find very difficult to stick to. I was very disappointed.


 
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😆

Time for an STW cider and pork pie club me thinks.
Supermarkets round my way seem to be embroiled in a Cider price war, I can't work out who's winning... certainly aint my liver.

[edit] Cheese eaters are also welcome [edit]


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 11:13 pm
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just rode down to the 24hr shop to find it shut, locked up ! I blame the football. still, I found a bottle of white wine in the cupboard, it'll have to do. I'm sure somebody on this thread mentioned white wine earlier so I must be doing something right, I'll eat some cheese & strawberries with it to make sure 🙂

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Posted : 25/06/2010 11:34 pm
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Sh1t you've just descibed my fridge. I also have armangac and dark choc, neither are banned and I'm hungry.

24hr... closed...WTF!! There is no sense in this world. Maybe, just maybe, there is sense at the bottom of the bottle... go!


 
Posted : 25/06/2010 11:40 pm
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I'm not even going to read the thread but scanning it was bad enough.

from the perspective of a normal human being, who is active but not racing at an elite level, the following works.

cut OUT white carb food - bread, potatoes, rice, pasta. as in don't eat them
cut OUT fruit
cut OUT dairy
don't drink calories
drink red wine, coffee and water
eat as much veg as you want
as many eggs also
and lean meat
use legumes/nuts/seeds to replace the white starch

one day a week eat whatever the hell you want, as much as you want

That's interesting, and i might try it. One question - what to have for breakfast? I don't have time/want to cook in the morning...


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 12:52 am
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Hmm.. interesting.. iDaves ideas are not shared by all.

In any case I have to pick him up on something. Most fruit is not high GI, although some is. Fruit does contain sugar but in the form of fructose.. from Wiki:

Fructose has a very low glycemic index of 19 ± 2, compared with 100 for glucose and 68 ± 5 for sucrose

So it does not produce the insulin spikes that iDave warns of. However when you process fruit ie juice it, the fructose quickly degrades into glucose and sucrose, which are bad... Wiki also says large amounts of fructose cause problems with your liver and might cause weight gain too.

I'm personally not sure I'd like to cut out dairy since it's very nutritious, and it can also be useful for satisfying cravings. For instance, a nice low-fat toffee yoghurt can substitute for a cake when you're craving desert.. for me at least 🙂

iDave's diet looks good tho.. but if you're doing a lot of riding, then you'll need more carbs I reckon.

Oh and before people accuse me of getting all my info from wiki, I just used it in this case to double check what I'd learned elsewhere.

PS tomatoes are very good for you.


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 5:09 am
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Whose up for the iDave diet then?

Pop your names in the ring and we'll do a STW weight loss clinic, based on iDaves diet suggestion.

My name is in there as I for one feel I eat very little, don't (always) eat crap, exercise lots, am pretty fit but am fat too. I now blame the fruit.

iDave, clearly you've had a belly full of giving diet advice and it must get tiresome up against some of the opinions all the time but I think we'll get a group together here to prove you right. Would you be happy to offer any tips with the group?


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 5:38 am
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[i]I'm personally not sure I'd like to cut out dairy since it's very nutritious, and it can also be useful for satisfying cravings. For instance, a nice low-fat toffee yoghurt can substitute for a cake when you're craving desert.. [/i]

that's a sugar craving you have right there, sugar is highly addictive.

Kev


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 8:50 am
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if such a group diet forms i'll give some additional advice

all in the name of bettering the human race

breakfast for me usually is a 2 egg omlette, with spinach and chorizo or something etc

takes 3 mins to make


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 9:58 am
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Had your cholesterol checked iDave? Thats a lot of eggs a week Again not arguing but interested


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 10:00 am
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is there a direct link between eggs and cholesterol?

or are there maybe other factors involved in having what may be regarded as high cholesterol - not that I have?

and I said 'usually', and 1 day a week I have cereal.


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 10:07 am
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im quite interested in this as im in a position where i need to lose weight!!

if i just cut out all carbs, sugar etc from my diet straight away is my body going to go into shock or somthing??

when people say eat as much veg as you like instead of potatoes and pasta , what do they actually mean??

idave for an 18 stone fatty like me what could you recommend as a daily food plan based on what you said above??


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 10:19 am
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PS tomatoes are very good for you.

PPS. Tomatoes (or Tomato's, as the shops selling them - and they should know - call them) are fruit.


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 11:06 am
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Carrots are full of sugar tho - and they are veg


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 11:17 am
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Hmmm, this food diet sounds interesting... I love all the naughty foods like milky cereal, ice-cream, cheese and chocolate 🙂
I assume people who are a normal weight already won't lose any, but will have sugar cravings markedly reduced?

what are good alternative sources of calcium though? Quick glance says sardines and soya products, neither of which I am particularly fond of..


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 2:00 pm
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You're not going to suffer a calcium deficiency just because you're not drinking milk.

If you're that worried, take a multi-vit tab.


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 2:11 pm
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I can vouch for iDave's approach having eaten close to the paleo diet for the best part of the year - when I stick to it I feel like I can conquer the world, and when I slip I feel like crap. Problem is, in the real world it is hard to stick to.

TJ and his ilk are welcome to follow conventional wisdom and put their trust in the "experts". But bollocks to being a sheep and following the crowd.

It would be great if iDave could tell us more about his approach - I think a number of us would really appreciate it. Particularly the idea of meal plans for examples of what he eats on a regular basis.

If you want to know more about this way of eating , Google for Crossfit (except you TJ, because it deviates from the norm and will upset you) and then look for the diet links and discussions around it.

When TJ does Google Crossfit and report back he will say it is like a cult and be upset by it - he is right, it is a cult. But are they unhealthy? No. Are they doing things by the book, applying conventional wisdom? No. Could we be learning from them? Damn straight.

Life is more fun when you stop listening to the experts, whether perceived as real or self-appointed.

Go iDave, go!


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 2:18 pm
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[i] Is there a direct link between eggs and cholesterol?[/i]

I always thought that was a misconception about eggs and the actual benefits of an egg out way any fear/myth about the bad relationship with eggs and blood cholesterol.


 
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Only about 1/3 of the population have a genetic tendency to get high cholesterol. If you don't have those genes, you won't get it, no matter how much fat (and eggs) you eat. When I was really humongous (as opposed to merely obese...) my cholesterol was 4.3 or something. My relatively skinny sister in law was once nearing 8. Something to thank my parents for, but not something they tell you in the benecol ads.


 
Posted : 26/06/2010 2:46 pm
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Oh and bananas aren't fruit, they're berries. Does that make them OK?


 
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iDave, your plan sounds exactly like the Primal Blueprint? Not denying it works very well, just 5 weeks in myself and enjoying it.
Dont agree on the fruits though, yes maybe not bananas, and citrus fruits or grapes, but berries, apples pears etc, with a lower sugar (fructose) component are surely fine, especially for vitamins and other key nutrients.
Edit: unrefined dairy, ie organic cheese, raw milk, etc is ok too i thought?


 
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I'd be very happy to try this out for a few weeks minimum, my worst thing is imagination of ingredients, so a big list of tasty things and meal ideas would be sweet, maybe a 1 week plan i could repeat?

I love eggs, spinich, veg, lentils so well up for giving it a bash,
however im only 12stone6 and 5ft11 so not got loads to lose just a bit off the belly and love handles! be interesting to see how it goes

(i cycle about 30miles a week road bike) and a day out on the jump or dh bike

v interested if you wouldnt mind helping out iDave 🙂
alex


 
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haven't heard of the primal plan or paleo diet. i tend not to read anything which is trying to sell something

i'll put together something tomorrow evening. email me if you'd like to receive it. won't post it here, as that means you haven't actually had to do anything to get it. which is against my beliefs.


 
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From my point of view the problem with any diet is that it's a diet. And diets make you fat. Ask any chubster how many diets they've been on and the answer is dozens. Ask a skinny git and the answer is none.

If I were to diet for a month, then I'd repay the saving with interest in a short while.

I have to establish a pattern of consumption that I'm able to maintain indefinitely, without cravings for things I mustn't have, and try to stick to that.


 
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the nice thing with this way john is that its not restricting portions or calories and one day a week you can eat what you want

works for me, and i've never been on a diet before in my life. i consider this a change in what i eat. full stop. not something i'll come off when i reach target weight.


 
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but will have sugar cravings markedly reduced?

The best way to reduce sugar cravings is to quit sugar - you can wind down or go cold turkey.

It takes a lot of M/WTFU but I doubt it's as hard as Heroin or cigs.

I find myself eating hardly any crap nowadays, because my work has a great canteen so it's 3 real (but not large) meals a day without desert or pop.

Lost 2kgs in about 2 months, but that's mainly due to a disastrous bout of riding I reckon, since I still tend to eat to ride.


 
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ok, the club have had their orders. expect an influx of skinny blokes to STW


 
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I haven't read the whole thread, but the main thing for me was to stop all processed and ready cooked meals.
I changed wholemeal pasta and wholemeal rice for lentils and beans and now prepare all my meals at home.
I eat lots of fruit, I mean alot.
Large breakfast, reasonable lunch and fruit for dinner, and that's enough.
Any bread is made at home.
I cut out... cheese, pasta, red meat, butter, alcohol and maybe other stuff.
I don't think I want for anything and the kilos fell off, and quickly.

I also eat anything else whenever I want, I simply consider the effect it will have before deciding if I really want it!!

I now need to ride a bit more to get down to the 15% body fat I'm looking for.


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 7:39 pm
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Coincidentally I have been following a diet for 3 1/2 weeks which is vritually identical to that recommended by iDave, with the addition of eating every 3 hours, drinking a minimum of 2-3 ltrs of water a day and walking 10,000 steps. Strenuous exercise is not recommended for the first 4 weeks.

Starting weight was 16st 9lbs - 3 weeks later 15st 7 lbs.

I feel 100% better, not hungry and more energy. Only problem I have had is not being able to do anything other than pootle along the cyclepaths. I now feel so much better that I'm looking for hills to go up.

[b]THAT is not like me !![/b]


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 8:22 pm
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Idave would you mind pinging me a copy of the programme if I mail you please??


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 9:14 pm
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iDave could make a fortune out of this 😉

Here is the one I'm sort of following. He does sound like an auditionee for Home and Away, so be warned. [url= http://www.bodytrim.com.au/ ]BODYTRIM[/url]


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 9:58 pm
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wookster - have a go and see....

maybe i should be charging per pound lost... but I'm not


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 10:00 pm
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I wonder why this works iDave? Purely curious, not after an argument.


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 10:08 pm
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Because your body enters ketosis burning fat for fuel instead of carbs???


 
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Because your body enters ketosis burning fat for fuel instead of carbs???

That doesn't happen. You're consuming carbs from veg, nuts and pulses. Plus there is the 1 day a week where you can eat whatever you like.


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 10:48 pm
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Because your body enters ketosis burning fat for fuel instead of carbs???

I'm going with pixies stealing the wobbly bits...


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 10:53 pm
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I've always been an extremely healthy eater.. (possibly to counterbalance the other very unhealthy aspects of my lifestyle)..

since settling down with my SO.. (who will only eat stuff she fancies regardless of health benefits) I have had to adapt to an UNHEALTHY diet and I'm becoming a fat, spotty, sugar and caffeine addicted, heart disease nurturing ****wit..

hates


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 10:57 pm
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can anyone help me out...

idave has sent me an attachemnt via hotmail and i cant open it!!

it is saying its an unknown file type ??

any ideas??

cheers

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edit cancel that i ve managed to get it opened!!


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 11:03 pm
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They work because you end up eating less calories. You do that for 3 main reasons:-
1- a large group of calorie dense and easy to eat foods are removed from your diet
2- the high protein content leads to more satiation after meals
3- the low level of carbohydrates and sugar in the diets lead to extremely stable insulin levels, which helps to control appetite and possibly helps growth hormone metabolism of fat, making the energy from fat more available and thus reducing the desire to eat.

No ketosis here (and only a few pixies).
Colin


 
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yunki, why do you have to eat unhealthy shit? are you a force-fed child? eat what you want and let your SO die young. unreal.


 
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Boys Can Cook Too.


 
Posted : 27/06/2010 11:09 pm
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Have been reading this thread with interest - IDave if you are still sending out then would appreciate the prog too. ruthDOTandyATbtinternetDOTcom Ta muchly.


 
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eat what you want and let your SO die young. unreal.

some of us enjoy sharing food 🙂


 
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got to here in this thread and stopped reading:

epic fails already from TJ and Alex

off to the office, might post optimal advice later if I can be arsed, with no book to sell or fee's to charge


 
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unreal.

OK.. so maybe I chose to adapt as not only do we enjoy sharing food... and cooking for one another.. but we also have a strict food budget.. a timeframe to work within.. and a business and family household to run from our very tiny overcrowded kitchen.

is that real enough?

FFS
Twas just a bit of self deprecating humour... In fact.. for you to take my post seriously says more about you iDave than it does about me..


 
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that sounds real enough, and it's fine. just seems odd that you accept becoming.....

'fat, spotty, sugar and caffeine addicted, heart disease nurturing ****wit'

when it's not necessary. none of what you say rules out any particular foods?

hitman - good one


 
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is that real enough?

but Mr. iDave is a [b]nutritionist[/b], which as we all know is synonymous will demigod status, and his word is law...


 
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but Mr. iDave is a nutritionist, which as we all know is synonymous will demigod status, and his word is law...

where did you get that from? I am a demigod, but not a nutritionist. maybe i could be a nutritionalationary person. would that help you come to terms with it all?


 
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Trying to dodge the sillyness, and avoiding the hair-trigger tempers of some on here, I've found this thread unusually informative, and so my thanks to iDave and others for even bothering to share/help those on here who ask.
Ta
🙂

For whats its worth, what can be more important than feeding yourself properly ?. I'm sure I don't know.
🙂

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oh


 
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what can be more important than feeding yourself properly ?

but nobody knows what that is...


 
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[i]but nobody knows what that is...
[/i]

Good point, but there would seem to be those who know what it isn't, so thats a start.
😉


 
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This diet, does it have any documented side effects on the personality such as excessive tetchiness? 🙂


 
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Good point, but there would seem to be those who know what it isn't, so thats a start.

do they ? [b]iDave[/b] said "no fruit" 🙁 I have a feeling what you eat doesn't matter much. We have a system basically designed for almost mindless creatures which cannot read internet forums, and many species have survived for millions of years without such advice...


 
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[i]effects on the personality such as excessive tetchiness? [/i]

I thought that was the STW "forum effect", FE
😀

S


 
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[i]We have a system basically designed for almost mindless creatures which cannot read internet forums, and many species have survived for millions of years without such advice... [/i]

Only those who have survived.

But I bet few other creatures sit around at work all day, eating/drinking stuff from.......the vending machine, etc, etc, sedentary working.
🙂

Not sure we can be compared to any other creature on earth, think Tesco and McDonalds have made sure of that.

I just like some of what I've read here, and if it helps one person, then thats a good thing, imo.

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and if it helps one person, then thats a good thing, imo.

but if one lot says have 5 pieces of fruit a day and the other says don't have any, how do we choose ?

Only those who have survived.

I'm guessing the picky eaters had less offspring...


 
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I'm guessing the picky eaters had less offspring...

the sight of them fishing-out the bits of food they didn't quite like the look of was more that enough to put off any prospective mate.


 
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I had a protein shake this morning, why? Becasue it;
a)tastes nice
b)seems to keep me from feeling hungry for hours
C)winds TJ up no end :p


 
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The best way to reduce sugar cravings is to quit sugar - you can wind down or go cold turkey.

Molgrips - you have admitted to consuming huge amounts of sugar a week. You can of coke as a recovery drink - 35 g of sugar. (IIRC) all those sports and recovery drinks - full of maltodextrin which is sugar etc etc

TINAS - have them if you want - its the believers in the magic pixie dust in these things that irritate me.


 
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