lechatnoir Posted August 20, 2018 Posted August 20, 2018 Herbalife had to pay $200 mil to settle/avoid a pyramid scheme case in 2016, anyone supporting them still deserves to lose their disappointment. Maybe it only works with power balance bracelets... you mean, you DON'T use a power bracelet <insert shocked emoji> Interesting read up on Protein Shakes:https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/protein-shakes-weight-loss Thinking I MIGHT go back on them. whey protein is highly insulinogenic... so keep that in mind. Not sure about the other protein shakey-type products. For me, getting control of my insulin levels was key to my outcome henningvr and Fruity 2
Fruity Posted August 20, 2018 Posted August 20, 2018 you mean, you DON'T use a power bracelet <insert shocked emoji> whey protein is highly insulinogenic... so keep that in mind. Not sure about the other protein shakey-type products. For me, getting control of my insulin levels was key to my outcomeAt the moment, I'm a bit weary about gassing the office out again [emoji23]
Pure Savage Posted August 21, 2018 Posted August 21, 2018 Been ignoring this thread and the scales for the past few months. The wife and I now meal plan to same money, we only shop twice a week and buy essentials. Therefore snacks are gone and chocolate, nothing gets bought that isn’t on the list. Stepped on the scales today 75,7kg lowest I have been in years. Last year DC got to 77kg lowest, year before 76kg. That was proper diet and calories counting... Meh, now just to not feel so pap.
lechatnoir Posted August 21, 2018 Posted August 21, 2018 Been ignoring this thread and the scales for the past few months. The wife and I now meal plan to same money, we only shop twice a week and buy essentials. Therefore snacks are gone and chocolate, nothing gets bought that isn’t on the list. Stepped on the scales today 75,7kg lowest I have been in years. Last year DC got to 77kg lowest, year before 76kg. That was proper diet and calories counting... Meh, now just to not feel so pap. you're bringing this to the hub? have you lost your mind man? Pure Savage 1
seven Posted September 1, 2018 Posted September 1, 2018 Low GI Diet I prefer low GL to low GI... MrJacques 1
FirstV8 Posted September 1, 2018 Posted September 1, 2018 I hit that plateau were you hover at a weight ( mine 91 kg and target was 90 from August ) and try as i will i am just not able to get there . My training has is still the same ( i cant afford more time 800km per month ) . My food intake has not changed , i still watch the type of foods and quantities i eat . My son and daughter in law are both health fanatics ( personal trainers for body building and power lifting in Australia ) and they has offered to look at the type of food i eat in a week . I did a spread sheet with everything i ate or drank in a week . They will analyse it and give me feed back . It will be interesting to see the result and suggestions as to what i am doing wrong . Delarey 1
Pieter1 Posted September 2, 2018 Posted September 2, 2018 Back in the desert. Already lost 2 kg of the 9 that I gained during the summer break. Not proud of myself but the beers and braais were to good. Captain Fastbastard Mayhem and Pure Savage 2
FrankG Posted September 2, 2018 Posted September 2, 2018 Running at a caloric deficit should usually result in weight loss. Aint nothing better for satiety than a whole food plant-based diet. Best cure for the dead animal flesh, chicken periods and bovine breast milk addiction that most people have. Dropping this in here for anyone interested: https://www.nature.com/articles/nutd20173The missus and I have been on a completely plant based diet for around 8 months now. I have dropped just over 10 kg in that time and have about 2kg left to lose to get to 72kg which is my goal weight. I’m also stronger on the bike than ever before and have seen around a 15% increase in my FTP following this diet along with 5-6 TrainerRoad workouts a week. No lack of energy and plenty of protein in this diet. I say diet in the sense that this is what I eat, not this is what I eat to lose weight. It helps that my wife is an amazing cook and our food is delish, as well as that plant based eating is really becoming popular here so meat and dairy alternatives are readily available and I don’t feel like I’m missing out. NickGM, Pieter1 and Odinson 3
Odinson Posted September 2, 2018 Posted September 2, 2018 The missus and I have been on a completely plant based diet for around 8 months now. I have dropped just over 10 kg in that time and have about 2kg left to lose to get to 72kg which is my goal weight. I’m also stronger on the bike than ever before and have seen around a 15% increase in my FTP following this diet along with 5-6 TrainerRoad workouts a week. No lack of energy and plenty of protein in this diet. I say diet in the sense that this is what I eat, not this is what I eat to lose weight. It helps that my wife is an amazing cook and our food is delish, as well as that plant based eating is really becoming popular here so meat and dairy alternatives are readily available and I don’t feel like I’m missing out. Love it! Love it! Love it! Some seriously good losses/gains. Kudos, Frank. You'll reach your goal easy enough. FrankG 1
Captain Fastbastard Mayhem Posted September 2, 2018 Posted September 2, 2018 On Friday, just before getting in the car to go to George to pick up this beauty (her pawrents were gonna put her down instead of taking her with to Malawi - no attempt at looking for an alternative home until their daughter stepped in and sent me the info ) I hopped on the scale and saw 101.8kg. I'm content with that, for the moment. Wanna get below 101 by Friday. Today saw 28km and 1,200m climbing on the big bike, as part of a bro-duro. Had a burger and a castle lite as the post-ride intake. Damn, they were good. First beer in 4 weeks and first burger in even longer. Back on the IF & protein only tomorrow. Grey Hubs, Robbie Stewart, Tuxstir and 4 others 7
Pieter1 Posted September 2, 2018 Posted September 2, 2018 On Friday, just before getting in the car to go to George to pick up this beauty (her pawrents were gonna put her down instead of taking her with to Malawi - no attempt at looking for an alternative home until their daughter stepped in and sent me the info ) I hopped on the scale and saw 101.8kg. I'm content with that, for the moment. Wanna get below 101 by Friday. Today saw 28km and 1,200m climbing on the big bike, as part of a bro-duro. Had a burger and a castle lite as the post-ride intake. Damn, they were good. First beer in 4 weeks and first burger in even longer. Back on the IF & protein only tomorrow. 1784f52f-68fd-4f20-afbd-692e08ccd953.jpg94c6024c-43be-46bd-856c-bc4dc9a23823.jpgWhat a beautifull cat! Good on you for taking her. Well done on the scale as well.
Fruity Posted September 3, 2018 Posted September 3, 2018 Weighed at 88.3kg roughly two weeks ago, and I'm now up to 90. Not been to gym in last two weeks as I was recovering from a chest infection. Back to gym in full swing this week.
Meezo Posted September 5, 2018 Posted September 5, 2018 Been a while, 2 months or so, picked up a few kilos, lightest I've been 62kg currently around 73kgs, gonna be hard few weeks getting back into things...
Odinson Posted September 5, 2018 Posted September 5, 2018 On Friday, just before getting in the car to go to George to pick up this beauty (her pawrents were gonna put her down instead of taking her with to Malawi - no attempt at looking for an alternative home until their daughter stepped in and sent me the info ) I hopped on the scale and saw 101.8kg. I'm content with that, for the moment. Wanna get below 101 by Friday. Today saw 28km and 1,200m climbing on the big bike, as part of a bro-duro. Had a burger and a castle lite as the post-ride intake. Damn, they were good. First beer in 4 weeks and first burger in even longer. Back on the IF & protein only tomorrow. 1784f52f-68fd-4f20-afbd-692e08ccd953.jpg94c6024c-43be-46bd-856c-bc4dc9a23823.jpg You better take good care of Mrs. Flufflebutt! Captain Fastbastard Mayhem 1
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