Hello everyone, in my short 19 years I have never had the luxury of being at a normal weight. Well I’m sure no one wants to here a sob story; I’ll get straight to the point :-P.
If you are reading this I am sure that you know the basics of what I an going to ask, but I would greatly appreciate if you could also answer some other questions as well :). I am having an extremely hard time losing weight, I cannot seem to go a week without going straight back to the junk food that has been plaguing me for years. After experiencing increased back and chest pains I decided that it is time for me to lose weight, and of course my family practitioner agreed; his concern for my weight and pains in the chest made me very uneasy about my future :(. I thought I could just go with my own flow and not bother reading up on articles since from what I seen, it is just someone trying to scam you for money :’(.
What I have been doing is working out for 40+ minutes a day on specific body parts and the what not. I believe I got the training down pretty decently, I weight train and walk for at least an hour day, sometimes up to 3 hours if I’m "feeling" it ha ha. Now like a lot of men and women, I just can not stop eating.
I put myself on a regular diet, which I think is correct. 4-5 small meals a day consisting of little meat (trying to substitute nuts for meat as much as I can), an apple or a banana, some good ole pasta and a piece of whole grain bread. Then it hits me, that sudden urge for greasy food and other junk. Probably the worst combo I literally ALWAYS get, a large bag of chips, 1L of coke and cookies to boot.
I try not to starve myself since I’ll just end up losing water weight? and muscle (I think I heard that right at least). I am 5′11 325lbs and desperate to lose at least 140lbs by maybe years end. Any help is appreciated, even the sarcastic ones that will give me a giggle
Am I doing the correct routine?
How can I stop these "urges" to eat?
Will I ever know why Uwe Boll continues to make terrible movies?
Hi,
I graduated high school at 240 pounds and at 5 foot 3 that made me about as round as I was tall. I was one of those overweight teenagers who ate anything and everything without any regard to the effects it was having on my own body. Therefore, I began the diet pills, which did not work; I ate the special Diet foods and even began drinking diet beverages. None of this stuff worked for me, just as it does not work for millions of overweight people. Eating less did not work and I was not one to work out or even get up and do anything remotely related to exercise. I knew I would look silly and it would hurt. I never thought or really cared about the health effects this would have on me, back then.
A year ago after a successful weight loss plan, now at 120 pounds, it is a major difference. I’ve lost 30 pounds in the first month. The most significant change in my life is the amount of energy I now have and the way my clothes fit loosely. Everyone close to me and people I haven’t seen in a while are amazed and tell me that I look really good. This is a life changing experience for me although at first I was skeptical about the weight loss plan.
Without getting too technical, there is a hormone produced by your thyroid gland called ‘Thyroxine’ that raises the metabolic rate of almost all the cells in your body. The weight loss program has proven to be effective in the short and long-term, without need to endure starvation and without any daily athletic workout. (But taking a light exercise every few days is highly recommended). Best of all you can eat what you most enjoyed without gaining any weight The weight loss program is affordable by all and do not need to pay a monthly fees to use it. In contrast to diet pills regime where you need to buy it on a regular basis and you will gain more weight when you stop taking it.
The success has inspired me to help others and you could contact me at myweightsuccess@gmail.com if you need more details.