If you are currently on a diet, which one?

If you are currently on a diet, which one?

  • Atkins

    Votes: 8 5.9%
  • Weight Watchers

    Votes: 6 4.4%
  • Nutrisystem

    Votes: 1 0.7%
  • South Beach

    Votes: 2 1.5%
  • MediaFast

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Another plan

    Votes: 9 6.7%
  • My own diet

    Votes: 68 50.4%
  • No diets for me!

    Votes: 28 20.7%
  • Other

    Votes: 13 9.6%

  • Total voters
    135
I am doing a PSMF in preparation for a comp
 
No diet for me :D That word just oozes restriction, frustration, and failure. I'm just eating things I know I should and not eating as much of the things I know I shouldn't. :D
 
I'm currently following Body For Life. Although not so much a Diet as a means to change your lifestyle (Something you could actually follow every day for the rest of your life)

So far in 11 days I've lost 8 pounds of fat and gained a pound of muscle
 
Cohen's Lifestyle (lost 36kgs), currently on maintenance & keeping within a 3kg weight range.
 
totally my own diet.

i discovered a BIG part of my calorie load was breads. so I stopped eating anything with "real" (yummy, white, whole grain, potato, whatever) breads on a regular basis (maybe once a week only). I also stopped eating 2 bowls of cereal every morning which I'd done since I was a young teen.

that has been a big chunk of my weight loss. I realised this when for about 3 weeks I started eating whole wheat (full fat) bread again on a regular basis and didn't lose an ounce. I went back to my previous diet and started losing a little again.

Mainly, tho, I'm doing a portion control thing.
 
Not actually dieting, just changed my eating habits completely. Less junk food, very limited sweets and treats, no sugary pop, instead loads of water and green tea. Normal sized portions, and having an eye on calories. That's it, and it's been working okay so far. :)
 
Great article thanks|


Hi
A very big thank you for posting a reply and your kind offer to help. That’s really appreciated.
I have got it all worked out already by rereading ypur suggestion and this reply again.
Have a great day.
 
I'm not a fan of all those trendy diet programs out there... Prepacked meals don't teach you how to eat in real situations. Better to learn the sort of foods and portions so that when you go off those prepackaged meals you don't gain all the weight back.
 
Accuweight [beaddiet.com]
It's very strict but I'm not hungry which is amazing. I could never lose weight without a military style program like this!
 
I'm not a fan of all those trendy diet programs out there... Prepacked meals don't teach you how to eat in real situations. Better to learn the sort of foods and portions so that when you go off those prepackaged meals you don't gain all the weight back.


For me prepackaged meals didn't work because they'd make me terribly sick if that's all I was eating. I'd eat one then get a sick stomach and a headache every single day because they couldn't keep my blood sugar up.

Plus you don't get as much in the way of real nutrition as when you eat fresh foods.

Not to mention the price :nopity:
 
No diets for me. :) I'm just really focusing on eating foods that will enable me to be my best with a focus on getting enough produce in my diet because if I don't pay attention, I can go about a week with absolutely zero veggies. Bad, I know, but that's what I'm working with. I try for some fruit or veggie each meal and then I cut out obvious bad foods (though, I do eat small dessert 3 days a week). Hoping this continues to work.
 
You could try the enzyme diet, you loose weight and get healthier all simultaneously. I have a great site, if you're interested let me know!
 
I'm on quick weight loss center diet. Although I think it's kinda a combination of the Atkins and South Beach.
 
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