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Great article that seems to reflect a lot of what iDave is saying.

http://thebrowser.com/interviews/gary-taubes-on-dieting

Rich..
..currently on week 2 of vegetarian /idiet experiment


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 11:31 am
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idiet = intelligent design?
iDave = great architect?


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:01 pm
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M&S Simply fuller longer.

its not the first place ive seen this approach recently

ive always wondered if brown rice and wholegrain pasta are really suitable...


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:07 pm
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*See Gary Taubes in link....know exactly what to expect*


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:16 pm
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Porridge, in or out?


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:17 pm
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Porridge, in or out?

Out of iDave as far as I know


 
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Out of iDave as far as I know

Pity.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:19 pm
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Go for a run pre-porridge DS.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:20 pm
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meh, i like porridge
recently ive upped the ante with sunflower seeds and golden syrup.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:21 pm
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I am starting being fitterer today, after finishing off all the Xmas food and drink left in the house last night.

I was leathered and never want to see another Stollen again.

Can't exercise yet as still shifting a chest infection though....7 days with no exercise. That is the longest since June last year....bah.

Maybe I am an ideal candidate, apart from the porridge this morning, for iDieting.


 
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Go for a run

Whoa! Stop right there sonny Jim!! What's this running malarkey?
Having said that, I do have the feeling I maght have to do some running. ๐Ÿ™
I hate running.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:24 pm
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I hate running.

You're more built for basketball, DS.


 
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where is this Idave diet
I like meat and need to lose lots of lard


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:33 pm
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soon as you start shipping free lights, someone will link you a free diet sheet.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 12:40 pm
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@Trout

[url= https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D6580668_7607415_613824 ]Linky[/url].


 
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You're more built for basketball, DS.

I was invited for trials with the local footy team........... As a chuffing goalpost FFS!!!


 
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I did it for a short while, then stopped as I couldn't do breakfasts. But since discovering that 6 eggs scrambled with only 2 yolks is pretty tasty and not as heavy I might go back and try again.

Lunch was a PITA as I could never find anything I liked with enough calories appart from re-heated leftovers.


 
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idiet stuff around insulin levels, also issues with fruit and grain consumption.

As a vego I don't subscribe to the idea that eating meat is the only way to approach this. Interestingly enough, the article does also mention that vegetarians are healthier.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 1:03 pm
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Serious question.
Is there really enough sugar in fruit for it to have a negative effect on the iDiet? Or put another way a significant enough effect on the iDiet for it to be rejected from the diet?


 
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Ask molgrips.


 
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I tried the egg white thing without so many yolks, but it seemed to give me problems with constipation so I am back on the whole eggs which work fine.


 
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Fructose causes a big insulin hit, that's why it is out along with milk


 
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To the OP: It's not that similar though, is it? I think Taubes goes too far with his carbs make you fat hypothesis, but one of my main criticisms of iDave's diet has always been the overemphasis on [b]lean[/b] meat.


 
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Is it 2009 all over again?

(Back on it too - 9 months to shift 2-2.5st before the next cross season)


 
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Ask molgrips.

You just dealing with the monetary side of things then?


 
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Ask molgrips.

I'm trying to but there appears to be some lardy arse type stopping him from getting through. ๐Ÿ˜‰


 
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but one of my main criticisms of iDave's diet has always been the overemphasis on lean meat.

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Yea.. overemphaisis on leanmeat ๐Ÿ˜ฏ


 
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I just bought the "Four Hour Body - Timothy Ferriss" book, made a lot more sense of the "idave" then.

I couldnt get enough info around idave to join the dots so to speak, but reading 4HB, means idave now makes a lot more sense and is easier to follow.

I`m down 4.75 lbs in the first 7 days with basically no exercise but the weight loss is only part of the story, belly and moobs are half the size in a week ๐Ÿ˜€


 
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Is there really enough sugar in fruit for it to have a negative effect on the iDiet?

As above, it's because it's fructose.

I have no issues with eggs and bacon/sausage for breakfast. Once you get used to whipping it up quickly it's no bother at all.

Oh, I am including small amounts of cheese in my diet, I think it's ok.


 
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Trout posted

where is this Idave diet
I like meat and need to lose lots of lard

soon as you start shipping free lights, someone will link you a free diet sheet.

Where in my post did I ask for a freebie

Thanks Jamie


 
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Likewise, eggs / bacon / tomato for breakfast is great and takes minutes

Cottage cheese is ok as it doesnt affect the insulin response
Normal cheese is out as I understand it.


 
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Oh, I am including small amounts of cheese in my diet, I think it's ok.

I've gone crazy with cheese... Actually i'm not even on the diet anymore but I have taken a lot of the principles from it (mainly breakfast)

My weight has stayed the same for months now and bodyfat looks okay.


 
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Troutie (got your email ta, will be on its way shortly)

Try this for starters:

www.fourhourbody.com/


 
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Fruit today isn't as it once was.
Its been [i]enhanced[/i] by man/farmers to be sweeter than it was historically.

So, with the increased sugar content, the greater insulin response today's fruit will elicit.

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Its been enhanced by man/farmers to be sweeter than it was historically.

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Jamie.

Folk just seem to reject the omittion of fruit, I thought I'd just expand a little on the subject.

Clearly, as per the add in the top right hand corner of the lid, increased sweetness is a selling point ?.

๐Ÿ™‚


 
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My wife seems to think I will die from not eating fruit and that there is something inherently necessary in it that is missing from vegetables.

Cutting out fruit and sugar is the best thing I ever did. A week of indulgence at Christmas re-confirmed this and helped me gain 4kg as well.

I'm back on the straight and narrow now ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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so no free lights then?

oh and to the poster above who has lost nearly 5lbs of belly and moobs in a week...... Make sure you are drinking enough water.


 
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[i]My wife seems to think I will die from not eating fruit and that there is something inherently necessary in it that is missing from vegetables.[/i]

No worries. Don't forget iDieters.
On your day off, [b]anything[/b] goes.
So attack the fruit bowl if you wish.
๐Ÿ˜‰


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 2:36 pm
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I eat porridge and run ( did an 8 miles in 55 mins yesterday, this post is an excuse to be smug)

I eat pretty much what I want, which is mostly veg anyway, but I 'did' a pinapple yesterday in pretty much one sitting, it's amazing that I didn't pass out through sugar overload LOL

Smug and skinny is the way forward


 
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For me, the plan is to move to a more balanced diet, which means: a little more fish (two meals a week, rather than one), meat two meals a week and the rest vegetables.

Fruit can drop out for a while, but I'll reintroduce it once the weight loss is (back) under way.


 
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[i]did an 8 miles in 55 mins yesterday[/i]

Any idea of your heart rate during your run ?.
I'm interested to see peoples HR when they do all this runnig malarkey.


 
Posted : 09/01/2012 2:44 pm
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Banging away like a sex pest I'd imagine!

No idea though I don't wear a HRM, is it important?


 
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I don't wear a HRM, is it important?

No, it's only important if you sell HRMs.


 
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im impressed emsz,
im ok for 7min/mile but going below that i still cant sustain, but i hate sprint sessions/hill reps, so thems the breaks eh.

i was given an HRM, its quite happy sat in the cabinet in the bathroom while i exercise
but i can be arsed to take a resting pulse now and again.


 
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