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	<title>Comments on: gaining weight for winter</title>
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		<title>By: Janell Retta</title>
		<link>http://www.cronesspace.com/2004/11/27/gaining-weight-for-winter/#comment-2275</link>
		<author>Janell Retta</author>
		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Nov 2004 02:33:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>hehehe, I am scared to spill the beans. Thomas might reprimand me here! I
 am not a healthy eater at all and I hate exercise. I am the laziest person
 around when it comes to work-outs. Occasionally I get myself motivated
 enough to do callenetics, but that is it!
 For breakfast I have leftover meat with salad and a slice of rye, or french
 toast (rye) with syrup and palala. If I am too lazy to make salad, I just
 grab some fruit instead.
 The rest of the day I chew whenever I feel like it on things such as dried
 mango, dried banana, assorted nuts, sweets (I love nougat!). If I had
 french toast for breakfast, I will get hungry around lunch time and have
 pilchards or tuna with another slice of rye.
 Dinner is a full cooked meal with meat, brown rice and veggies (cooked or
 raw in salad).
 I drink water, but not enough, I know. I drink carbonated ginger ale which
 I know I shouldn't have, but it is so nice.
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 I have the occasional cup of coffee when I crave it, with oats milk.
 Food combining??? Too much trouble!
 As you can see, I don't eat well. I run around too much. I think I have
 good genes for one. Secondly, I keep dried mango in my car for in case I
 get in the chewy mood - it keeps me from eating something I really shouldn't
 have.
 I think what did it for me is the total absence of wheat and dairy. I don't
 cheat on that no matter what. It makes me very sick. I don't have corn or
 potatoes either. I just don't cheat anymore, 5 minutes of pleasure vs. 10
 days of discomfort. naaaa, it doesn't add up.
 I also don't eat to the point where I feel 'stuffed'. Just until I am
 comfortably full. Don't know if that will make much of a difference.
 Supplements I don't do well with either. Buy it with good intentions,
 remember for the first three days and then forget. I know I have to take
 calcium not having any dairy. I just wish I can remember!
 In the beginning days on the BTD, I battled to stay away from avoids. Then
 I read a book "The alternative to diet" by Diane Hampton. Absolutely
 brilliant. That got me through the difficulties of saying no to avoids.
 If this helps, I am glad, but I doubt it will. It came with love anyway!
 Hilda Vosloo
 Bethesda cc
 Cell: 082 922 9136
 Fax: 27-12-5492621
 Email: hildavosloo@...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hehehe, I am scared to spill the beans. Thomas might reprimand me here! I<br />
 am not a healthy eater at all and I hate exercise. I am the laziest person<br />
 around when it comes to work-outs. Occasionally I get myself motivated<br />
 enough to do callenetics, but that is it!<br />
 For breakfast I have leftover meat with salad and a slice of rye, or french<br />
 toast (rye) with syrup and palala. If I am too lazy to make salad, I just<br />
 grab some fruit instead.<br />
 The rest of the day I chew whenever I feel like it on things such as dried<br />
 mango, dried banana, assorted nuts, sweets (I love nougat!). If I had<br />
 french toast for breakfast, I will get hungry around lunch time and have<br />
 pilchards or tuna with another slice of rye.<br />
 Dinner is a full cooked meal with meat, brown rice and veggies (cooked or<br />
 raw in salad).<br />
 I drink water, but not enough, I know. I drink carbonated ginger ale which<br />
 I know I shouldn&#8217;t have, but it is so nice.<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 I have the occasional cup of coffee when I crave it, with oats milk.<br />
 Food combining??? Too much trouble!<br />
 As you can see, I don&#8217;t eat well. I run around too much. I think I have<br />
 good genes for one. Secondly, I keep dried mango in my car for in case I<br />
 get in the chewy mood - it keeps me from eating something I really shouldn&#8217;t<br />
 have.<br />
 I think what did it for me is the total absence of wheat and dairy. I don&#8217;t<br />
 cheat on that no matter what. It makes me very sick. I don&#8217;t have corn or<br />
 potatoes either. I just don&#8217;t cheat anymore, 5 minutes of pleasure vs. 10<br />
 days of discomfort. naaaa, it doesn&#8217;t add up.<br />
 I also don&#8217;t eat to the point where I feel &#8217;stuffed&#8217;. Just until I am<br />
 comfortably full. Don&#8217;t know if that will make much of a difference.<br />
 Supplements I don&#8217;t do well with either. Buy it with good intentions,<br />
 remember for the first three days and then forget. I know I have to take<br />
 calcium not having any dairy. I just wish I can remember!<br />
 In the beginning days on the BTD, I battled to stay away from avoids. Then<br />
 I read a book &#8220;The alternative to diet&#8221; by Diane Hampton. Absolutely<br />
 brilliant. That got me through the difficulties of saying no to avoids.<br />
 If this helps, I am glad, but I doubt it will. It came with love anyway!<br />
 Hilda Vosloo<br />
 Bethesda cc<br />
 Cell: 082 922 9136<br />
 Fax: 27-12-5492621<br />
 Email: <a href="mailto:hildavosloo@...">hildavosloo@&#8230;</a></p>
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		<title>By: Janell Retta</title>
		<link>http://www.cronesspace.com/2004/11/27/gaining-weight-for-winter/#comment-2273</link>
		<author>Janell Retta</author>
		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Nov 2004 14:12:31 +0000</pubDate>
		<guid>http://www.cronesspace.com/2004/11/27/gaining-weight-for-winter/#comment-2273</guid>
		<description>For a change someone is speaking my language here! I have lost sooo much
with this way of living. I am still looking okay but if this goes on, I
will also look like a skinny little lizard, and yes, winter was very
uncomfortable like this! We are now in spring on this side of the world! I
am 5'4" and now weigh 121 lbs (you an your old fashioned measurements!).
For now its okay but I am scared I will loose more, although it has started
to fall of slower and slower. Any suggestions Thomas?
Hilda Vosloo
Bethesda cc
Cell: 082 922 9136
Fax: 27-12-5492621
Email: hildavosloo@...
heart?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For a change someone is speaking my language here! I have lost sooo much<br />
with this way of living. I am still looking okay but if this goes on, I<br />
will also look like a skinny little lizard, and yes, winter was very<br />
uncomfortable like this! We are now in spring on this side of the world! I<br />
am 5&#8242;4&#8243; and now weigh 121 lbs (you an your old fashioned measurements!).<br />
For now its okay but I am scared I will loose more, although it has started<br />
to fall of slower and slower. Any suggestions Thomas?<br />
Hilda Vosloo<br />
Bethesda cc<br />
Cell: 082 922 9136<br />
Fax: 27-12-5492621<br />
Email: <a href="mailto:hildavosloo@...">hildavosloo@&#8230;</a><br />
heart?</p>
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