Anyone else on a diet and struggling?

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The petforums thread was a little disturbing

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First_Trouble

If there was a 'diet' where you could eat pizza, pastry and chocolate on a regular basis and lose vast amounts of weight and be healthy. It would be the most popular 'diet' around. Unfortunately no such 'diet' exists. Sigh.


What do you have to do to get your posting privileges revoked?

purpleshoes_2

First_Trouble wrote: »

If there was a 'diet' where you could eat pizza, pastry and chocolate on a regular basis and lose vast amounts of weight and be healthy. It would be the most popular 'diet' around. Unfortunately no such 'diet' exists. Sigh.


What do you have to do to get your posting privileges revoked?

No idea, although I believe when it does happen to a poster, they are told the reason why.

Well if there were that diet I might try it myself:rotfl:

Unfortunately there isnt and Im currently doing Paleo, pizza is a very distant memory.

adouglasmhor

First_Trouble wrote: »

If there was a 'diet' where you could eat pizza, pastry and chocolate on a regular basis and lose vast amounts of weight and be healthy. It would be the most popular 'diet' around. Unfortunately no such 'diet' exists. Sigh.


What do you have to do to get your posting privileges revoked?

I got it once for being rude and another for telling a poster who had suggested letting a dog run away as the rspca wouldn't take it I would gladly slap them.

Cloudydaze

Ultimately every time you put something in your mouth, it's a choice. Your body will be a reflection of all the hundreds of little choices you make every day, week, month, year..

You can't cheat nature. No matter how much you want to.

First_Trouble

adouglasmhor wrote: »

I got it once for being rude and another for telling a poster who had suggested letting a dog run away as the rspca wouldn't take it I would gladly slap them.

That seems a bit harsh barring you for the second comment as I too would gladly do that thing that you mentioned if anyone hurt a pet. They are part of the family. In fact we call ours the furry kids

I suppose on the other hand there does have to be some kind of regulations

JBD

I've been chatting to Tink on Dspy. I think she has started her diet properly again. The last few days seem to have gone well.
Hopefully she can post on this thread again soon.

First_Trouble

I hope she is doing well. I know what it feels like to self sabotage yourself, you just end up going round and round in circles

166million

First_Trouble wrote: »

Has anyone else noticed how difficult it is to buy normal 'full-fat' yoghurt's? Apart from Activia which can get boring having the same yoghurt all the time. Oh and the really big pots that aren't feasible to take to work.

Fage Total 0% has no fat and only 6.8 sugar per pot (170g) also 17.5 protein :-) its plain but you could have some fruit in it (but that would obviously up the sugar content)

First_Trouble

166million wrote: »

Fage Total 0% has no fat and only 6.8 sugar per pot (170g) also 17.5 protein :-) its plain but you could have some fruit in it (but that would obviously up the sugar content)

Thanks 166M, I have tried these but are a bit too sour for me to eat on their own I tended to stir in a tsp of runny honey (which ups the sugar content a bit further). I went through a stage of eating them everyday and it just got a bit too much.