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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / February 2005feel like i'm trippin'
Aha. Hmm. This is what happens when you don't eat all day whilst doing physical labor. Wooooo . . . interesting. Whycome it's so easy to not eat, to not even be the slightest bit hungry, when I'm using up calories and actually need food, yet if I sit on my a.s all day I just want to eatandeatandeat? Whoever made my body be like that, I'm going to write a complaint letter. Anyway, I actually don't feel bad, I feel really good. Just in a weird way. I've been painting my room in our new house, from 9am to 5pm. No water there yet, so every time I have to pee I have to come back to the current house, and every time I do that I bring two more boxes of books back with me to the new house. And, then, after painting, I helped my friend move one of our couches to his apartment, because we're getting newer old stuff. So, that's why I'm tired and loopy. :o)  SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. >Aha. Hmm. This is what happens when you don't eat all day whilst doing >physical labor. Wooooo . . . interesting. Whycome it's so easy to not [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >friend move one of our couches to his apartment, because we're getting >newer old stuff. So, that's why I'm tired and loopy. :o) Tommorow set your alarm for 3 times. When the alarms go off , have breakfast, lunch and then dinner. You probably feel tired and loopy because you are not eating and your blood sugar is way down. I get really cranky when my blood sugar is low when I haven't eaten for several hours. I have noticed by being on the BFL plan that I don't feel those blood sugar highs and lows anymore because now I eat at certain regular times every day. *Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain just as eating too much is not good either. ************************************** I'm *not* a bad person. I simply made the mistake of getting involved with a *jack*ss*. Is it a coincidence that he lives on a farm? ************************************** Not eating is good for you body and your brain, but you wouldn't know because you've never tried it. That's why you weigh 400 pounds. SignatureNow piss off. You cannot possibly be this stupid and remember to breathe. You must be trolling. -- Carmen >>Aha. Hmm. This is what happens when you don't eat all day whilst doing >>physical labor. Wooooo . . . interesting. Whycome it's so easy to not [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > Is it a coincidence that he lives on a farm? > ************************************** > >Aha. Hmm. This is what happens when you don't eat all day whilst doing > >physical labor. Wooooo . . . interesting. Whycome it's so easy to not [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > *Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain > just as eating too much is not good either. Oh, I know. Alarms won't work in the house, since there is no electricity yet. Hence the non-stop painting while it's light out. I do take breaks to come home and pee and drink water, but I'm really in a hurry to get this done, and I did eat dinner. People actually fast for many days you know, without ill effects. I'll be fine. :o) SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. > *Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain > just as eating too much is not good either. I disagree. Not eating allows your body to fast and rid itself of toxins. Constantly eating never gives your digestive system a rest. > > *Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain > > just as eating too much is not good either. > > I disagree. Not eating allows your body to fast and rid itself of > toxins. Constantly eating never gives your digestive system a rest. I think fasting for a couple of days can be good mentally, and probably harmless physically, but the "toxins" theory reeks of BS, imo. Your body continually rids itself of toxins, through your breath, sweat, urine, etc no matter what you do. SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. The only toxin that the body doesn't rid itself of, without your help, is that terrible toxin of excess stored fat. And some heavy metals, of course. SignatureMost people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW >> > *Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain >> > just as eating too much is not good either. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > continually rids itself of toxins, through your breath, sweat, urine, etc > no matter what you do. >>>*Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain >>>just as eating too much is not good either. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > continually rids itself of toxins, through your breath, sweat, urine, etc > no matter what you do. They say though that if your body isn't busy digesting food, it has more time to get rid of the crap (no pun intended) > >>>*Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain > >>>just as eating too much is not good either. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > They say though that if your body isn't busy digesting food, it has more > time to get rid of the crap (no pun intended) Yeah, but "they" say a lot of stuff. "They" say that magnets and crystals can cure pain, but I don't believe that either. SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. But magnets and crystals are low carb right J C They are low carb indeed. But over consumption may make it difficult to drive in any direction but north. You will, however, be able to accurately tell time without a watch. I'm lonely and crave attention. Please ignore me. >But magnets and crystals are low carb right J C > They are low carb indeed. But over consumption may make it difficult > to drive in any direction but north. You will, however, be able to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >>But magnets and crystals are low carb right J C I like the new, sensitive JC. Must've been hit by lightning recently. >> They are low carb indeed. But over consumption may make it difficult >> to drive in any direction but north. You will, however, be able to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> > I like the new, sensitive JC. Must've been hit by lightning recently. Seems that I have acolytes. Or at least one. Or something. >>>>>*Not eating* is not good for your body or your brain >>>>>just as eating too much is not good either. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Yeah, but "they" say a lot of stuff. "They" say that magnets and crystals > can cure pain, but I don't believe that either. Well, that's (the crystal group) a different set of wackos :) When animals are sick, they don't eat. Same with kids, if you don't force them to eat when they are sick, they won't. Could be that they are reserving their energy from the digestion process and giving it to the healing process. That idea isn't that wacko! We are trained so well in the west to constantly have something in our stomach that we will do whatever we can to deny even the slightest possibility that it might be good once in awhile to go hungry. Took me a long time to get used to hunger, now I can actually enjoy it, in the right circumstances. Luckily I have the income to eat whatever and whenever I want to. If you have a high percentage of these type of days, you'll get to your goal. SignatureEat less, exercise more. -- MFW -- > Aha. Hmm. This is what happens when you don't eat all day whilst doing > physical labor. Wooooo . . . interesting. Whycome it's so easy to not [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > friend move one of our couches to his apartment, because we're getting > newer old stuff. So, that's why I'm tired and loopy. :o) I won't though. This isn't normal life, this is frantically trying to get my room and the house ready so we can move in next weekend. I have noticed though, that when I have a few days of very light eating, either from being busy or being sick, that my appetite stays lower for at least a few weeks. > If you have a high percentage of these type of days, you'll get to your > goal. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > friend move one of our couches to his apartment, because we're getting > > newer old stuff. So, that's why I'm tired and loopy. :o) SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. But you could. SignatureMost people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW >I won't though. > >> If you have a high percentage of these type of days, you'll get to your >> goal. Yes, if I move to a new house every week, I certainly could. Or if I got hired to be a carpenter or painter on one of those home makeover shows where they build a house in a week or redo a room in a day . . . If we're just talking about not eating for a couple of days, I could plan to do that every once in a while. I've been accidentally doing it about two to four days a month this winter, but mostly from illness. If we're talking about a day full of physical activity, say working out at the gym for 6 to 8 hours . . . well, I'd rather take longer to lose the weight and be able to use my weekends for other things. I already have a pattern of not eating much on the weekends because that's when I do my projects, they're just usually not such physically demanding projects. > But you could. > > >I won't though. > > > >> If you have a high percentage of these type of days, you'll get to your > >> goal. SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. > Yes, if I move to a new house every week, I certainly could. Or if I > got hired to be a carpenter or painter on one of those home makeover [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > weekends because that's when I do my projects, they're just usually > not such physically demanding projects. Work out a plan to train yourself to eat less. You'll learn that hunger won't increase without bound. One way is to eat a dinner with a high precentage of fat and protein (don't pig out), and then fast the next day (don't eat until the second morning after). Eat normally once you restart. Maybe you need to work up to it, though. >>Yes, if I move to a new house every week, I certainly could. Or if I >>got hired to be a carpenter or painter on one of those home makeover [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Maybe you need to work up to it, though. For the last week or so I have been following Warrior Diet again, JC reminded me about it. Nothing but water til around 10, then I have a coconut water (fresh coconuts) and later have some raw almonds (like, a handful eaten slowly). I have a piece of fruit here and there (and when I say a piece, it is like three bites worth). Get my hour of exercise around 5:30 or so, and then have my dinner, Warrior/CAD style......green salad, followed by steamed veggie and then protein....no urge to eat after a nice meal like that. Read a couple hours, or play the piano. Sleep early....I find I need more sleep when I'm not jacked up on so much food. Pounds are soaring off, I am alert, and life is fine. Really, even with the coconut water and fruit, I'm still eating pretty low carb, can't be more than 75 or so grams a day of carbs (from berries, fruit and veggies). Two days a week would help quite a bit. SignatureMost people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW > Yes, if I move to a new house every week, I certainly could. Or if I got > hired to be a carpenter or painter on one of those home makeover shows [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> your >> >> goal. > I won't though. This isn't normal life, this is frantically trying > to get my room and the house ready so we can move in next weekend. I > have noticed though, that when I have a few days of very light > eating, either from being busy or being sick, that my appetite stays > lower for at least a few weeks. That's proof, imo, that you can train yourself to eat less. >> If you have a high percentage of these type of days, you'll get to >> your goal. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> > apartment, because we're getting newer old stuff. So, that's why >> > I'm tired and loopy. :o) > > I won't though. This isn't normal life, this is frantically trying > > to get my room and the house ready so we can move in next weekend. I [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > That's proof, imo, that you can train yourself to eat less. I think so too! I'd bet a good part of my hunger is mental rather than a physical need for food. The busier I am, the less hungry I get, which should be the opposite if I really needed fuel. Granted, by dinner time last night I was suddenly pretty freakin' hungry, but I ate my two crab legs, my broccoli, and my avacado half and I was fine. Didn't go overboard, didn't have any late night cravings. SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. I also think adrenalin is an appetite supressant, when you're all hyped up you just don't feel hunger. In news:lunachick-AED825.10213106022005@news1.east.earthlink.net, Luna <lunachick@NOSPAMmindspring.com> stated | I think so too! I'd bet a good part of my hunger is mental rather | than a physical need for food. The busier I am, the less hungry I [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] | I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 | flaws. Ignore me! >Aha. Hmm. This is what happens when you don't eat all day whilst doing >physical labor. Wooooo . . . interesting. Whycome it's so easy to not [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >friend move one of our couches to his apartment, because we're getting >newer old stuff. So, that's why I'm tired and loopy. :o) |
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