What is a good weight loss diet for vegetarians?

December 1, 2010 by  
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Being a vegetarian for over 10 years, I now need to lose some of the weight i’ve put on in this time. Unfortunatly I must be eating an unblalance diet as i see plenty diets but most are for meat eaters none for us veggies. Any ideas for a good healthy Vegitarian weight loss program ?

Can a 15 year old take weight loss formula and pills?

November 1, 2010 by  
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I am 15 1/2 boy and am overweight i weight about 80 Kg’s and wanna get to 60 by dec. I have this weight loss stuff. I just wanna kno if its safe to take? Not ganna affect reproductive systems or stunt growth etc? Thanks. And i know tht you have to diet and excercise alot with it too work.

All about Green Beans

October 29, 2010 by  
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Walk down the vegetable aisle at any grocery store, and you have many choices of green beans. There are French cut, Italian style, green beans with potatoes and even just cut ones. Green beans are one of the favorite vegetables for a side dish to any meal. They grow on a vine and are usually green in color on the outside and have little beans on the inside. Some people call green beans pole beans.

Fresh green beans are sweeter in taste than canned ones. That is because when they are canned salt is added and takes away that sweet taste. If you walk down the produce aisle, you can just grab a handful and add them to your cart. Of course, the best green bean is the one you pick straight from the garden.
Beans have been grown in this country for a very long time. The Indians used to grow them in the fields with their corn.

When purchasing green beans, make sure they are green in color and not brown and speckled. Be sure to thoroughly wash them before cooking them. Also, a fresh green bean is usually very crisp. When you go to prepare them for cooking, snap off the ends and depending on size you might want to snap them in half. The beans should make a snapping sound when doing this, if they don’t they really aren’t very fresh.

Cooking beans doesn’t take very long. You can sauté them in some oil or you can steam them on the stove. Whichever way you choose to cook them, the beans should be sweet, bright green in color and crisp. After cooking them, the beans should maintain their color and shape and not be soft and wilted.
One of the best meals is some kind of meat, a potato and some green beans on the side. They can be used in stews, vegetable soup and even in a casserole. Green bean casserole is an easy dish to make and is wonderful during the holidays or at a family gathering.

Fresh beans don’t last much longer than just a week or two. Try to only purchase what you can use. But if your eyes overload your stomach, they can be blanched and stored in freezer bags after they dry to be used at a later date.
Green beans are a very healthy vegetable for everyone. They are full of protein, calcium, iron, and vitamins A and C. They also don’t have many carbohydrates, so people with diabetes don’t have to worry about their blood sugar.

Even though the story of Jack and the Beanstalk doesn’t really tell you what kind of beans he bough. It’s nice to think he was making a conscious choice and went for the green ones.

A Amazing Diet

October 28, 2010 by  
Filed under Diet & Nutrition

A Amazing Diet

Wow – The purple duck found a Amazing Diet.

Is it just an other Wako diet?

You’ll just have to see for your self HERE

See you there…

Abs Diet for Women

September 22, 2010 by  
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Abs Diet for Women

Have you seen your abs lately? We all have abdominal muscles, but when we gain weight, it tends to accumulate in the stomach area. Not only does this hide those abs and increase our pant size, it’s also bad for our health. Excess belly fat has been linked to disease of the heart, liver and other organs.

David Zinczenko, editor-in-chief of Men’s Health magazine, recognized this problem and designed the Abs Diet. Geared toward men, the diet incorporated a list of healthy foods, small, frequent meals and an exercise regimen into a plan to flatten the stomach. The diet became so popular that Zinczenko adapted it for women. Released in 2007, The Abs Diet for Women: The Six-Week Plan to Flatten Your Belly and Firm Up Your Body for Life was a great success.

Eating on the Abs Diet

One of the keys to success with the Abs Diet is the incorporation of twelve “powerfoods” into the diet. These foods all have great nutritional value, and it’s easy to remember them using the acronym “Abs Diet Power.” They are:

Almonds and other nuts
Beans and legumes
Spinach and other green veggies
Dairy (low fat or fat free)
Instant oatmeal
Eggs
Turkey and other lean meats
Peanut butter
Olive oil
Whole-grain bread and cereal
Extra-protein powder
Raspberries and other berries

Another important part of the diet is eating not three, but six meals each day. Eating frequent small meals can help satisfy hunger with fewer calories. It also boosts the metabolism and helps avoid cheating.

But perhaps the most popular aspect of the Abs Diet is the freedom to eat whatever you want for one meal each week. Dieters are not required to follow any of the diet’s guidelines for this one meal. It’s sort of a built-in splurge, allowing you to enjoy your favorite foods on occasion without breaking the diet.

The Importance of Exercise

When it comes to having great abs, exercise is an absolute must. Surprisingly, exercise is optional during the first 2 weeks of the Abs Diet plan. This is intended to help dieters ease into the transition, making them more likely to stick with it. But on the third week and beyond, regular exercise is required.

The Abs Diet exercise program focuses more on muscles than on a cardiovascular workout. It is built around circuit training, which consists of a series of strength-building exercises done at a fast pace. This keeps the heart rate up, burns fat and keeps the workout as short as possible. The program also promotes the use of compound exercises, which are simply exercises that work multiple muscle groups at the same time.

While there is some debate about whether you can really flatten your stomach in just 6 weeks, the testimonials for the Abs Diet have been quite favorable. It combines good nutrition with an intense yet short workout routine to promote overall health, weight loss and leaner abdominal muscles. The ability to eat six times a day and work out for just 20 minutes three times a week has made the Abs Diet a favorite of many.

The Abs Diet: The Six-Week Plan to Flatten Your Stomach and Keep You Lean for Life

What weight loss pill is most effective?

July 11, 2010 by  
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I know it is not the most healthy way to lose weight whatsoever.. but I am 19, 193 pounds, and very uncomfortable with my body. I have tried diet and exercise and even cut out soda for 5 months almost completely and drank water and green tea…I’ve still only lost about 20 lbs ( used to be 210). I want to be 160 or lower before summertime, and this is the only way I could do it. Which weight loss pill system would you recommendd, and how many pounds did you lose in a 3 month period?

Does anyone know of any good online weight loss groups?

June 27, 2010 by  
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I am looking for some online support, or a chat room, for weight loss. Does anyone have any recommendations? It doesn’t matter what type of diet the other people are doing, I am just looking for other people to talk to while trying to lose weight.
Just to clarify, I am not looking for a diet, I am looking for people to talk to. I do Weight Watchers, I exercise and I have a very realistic outlook of how much I want to lose in a given week. The first answer I got from Lexi is really weird, so this is why I am clarifying my question.

What do you eat after weight loss surgery?

June 4, 2010 by  
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I’m considering weight loss surgery. What does one eat after a surgery? Could I just follow the same diet (without the surgery) and get the same results?

How do you know the best form of weight loss for yourself versus others?

May 28, 2010 by  
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I am 31 years old. I have two kids and have gained excessive weight after both of them. I had a cessarian with the first and natural with the second. I’m pear shaped so it’s mostly in my hips and buttocks. I have a desk job so I sit a lot and I’m always too tired feeling to work out at night. I’ve been on every diet under the sun to only gain it all back. I’ve tried numerous excersises also. Over the counter weight loss pills or energy pills give me a racing heart. When I do loose weight I get the saggy belly that hangs between the legs when I sit and bend so how would I be able to find out how would be the best way to loose weight effectivly for myself and my body type and keep the sagging away. Please help.

What weight loss supplements would you suggest?

May 15, 2010 by  
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I’ve decided to lose about 50 lbs by the time the summer is over and so far I’m making great progress. I started my diet a little over a month ago and have already lost 14 lbs. I joined the gym. I go at least 4 times a week. Usually every day though unless another plan interrupts my schedule. I am watching what I eat. I have cut my calories significantly and even started keeping a food diary, in which i also keep track of my exercise. I bought a pedometer and count me steps, basically I’ve improved my way tremendously since the year started. My question now is in regards to those infamous "weight loss pills". I would like to add something to increase my energy, boost my metabolism, and just speed up the process. I am kind of in a hurry because I am planning a vacation and would like to possibly complete this before my initial plan. But how can you trust anything out there, really? Has anyone taken anything that they were satisfied with? Or does anybody have any tips in general?
I tried the Slimquick, I even tried TrimSpa, but stopped taking them soon after. Trimspa still sits in my closet i took like 4 of them. Slimquick i used a whole bottle of, bought another one, went through half and then stopped because i wasn’t sure if they would interact with medications that i started taking at the time. I can say i was pretty satisfied with the results slimquick gave me. Still I would like to see what other options I have. The cost is also a concern, simply because I’m not rich and can’t afford to spend 0/month on weight loss pills. A friend of mine [body builder] swears by Hydroxycut. But not many other people I talked to recommended it, so any suggestions?

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