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dbrowng1 09-10-2018 02:04 AM

65 lbs in 5 months
 
I'll keep it short. I follow what I call the "RDA Diet". I just use Fitday to meet targets on macro- and micronutrients based on the Recommended Daily Allowances provided by the government. But of course, RDA is based on a 2000-caloried diet, so if I am at 1500, I can accept something like 75% of RDA. (Do the math.) Here is a bullet list to summarize:
  • 1500 cal/day
  • Usually two meals per day. Brunch/lunch and supper.
  • This means about 16 hours "fasting" per day before break-fast.
  • No sugar
  • No white flour
  • No processed foods
  • Eat foods with only one ingredient
  • Ratio of potassium to sodium at 3:2
  • Vitamins B (especially B12) and C every day since they are water soluble
  • Vitamins A, D, E can be loaded up throughout the week
  • Plenty of magnesium
  • Eat fresh when possible (shop every day). Some canned meat and vegetables.
  • Nice steak dinner every Sunday, but no more fast foods and rarely going out during the week.
  • Eat REAL food only.
  • Thanks to Jack Lalanne for guidance and inspiration. QUOTE: "It's just like putting water in a gas tank in your auto. It wouldn't run. And you're a human machine. You put the wrong fuel and this human machine doesn't run. It goes through life, pretty soon, pff, pff, pfft. Pretty soon, you're right in the old grave!"

Valvaton08 10-14-2018 10:28 PM

Really this is a very helpful list to follow.

DavidPhelps 03-01-2019 09:14 PM

That's really great.

xxJohan 06-07-2019 02:45 AM


Originally Posted by dbrowng1 (Post 139600)
I'll keep it short. I follow what I call the "RDA Diet". I just use Fitday to meet targets on macro- and micronutrients based on the Recommended Daily Allowances provided by the government. But of course, RDA is based on a 2000-caloried diet, so if I am at 1500, I can accept something like 75% of RDA. (Do the math.) Here is a bullet list to summarize:
  • 1500 cal/day
  • Usually two meals per day. Brunch/lunch and supper.
  • This means about 16 hours "fasting" per day before break-fast.
  • No sugar
  • No white flour
  • No processed foods
  • Eat foods with only one ingredient
  • Ratio of potassium to sodium at 3:2
  • Vitamins B (especially B12) and C every day since they are water soluble
  • Vitamins A, D, E can be loaded up throughout the week
  • Plenty of magnesium
  • Eat fresh when possible (shop every day). Some canned meat and vegetables.
  • Nice steak dinner every Sunday, but no more fast foods and rarely going out during the week.
  • Eat REAL food only.
  • Thanks to Jack Lalanne for guidance and inspiration. QUOTE: "It's just like putting water in a gas tank in your auto. It wouldn't run. And you're a human machine. You put the wrong fuel and this human machine doesn't run. It goes through life, pretty soon, pff, pff, pfft. Pretty soon, you're right in the old grave!"

Thank you! IŽll be using this for sure!

Vader29 06-07-2019 04:02 AM


Originally Posted by dbrowng1 (Post 139600)
I'll keep it short. I follow what I call the "RDA Diet". I just use Fitday to meet targets on macro- and micronutrients based on the Recommended Daily Allowances provided by the government. But of course, RDA is based on a 2000-caloried diet, so if I am at 1500, I can accept something like 75% of RDA. (Do the math.) Here is a bullet list to summarize:
  • 1500 cal/day
  • Usually two meals per day. Brunch/lunch and supper.
  • This means about 16 hours "fasting" per day before break-fast.
  • No sugar
  • No white flour
  • No processed foods
  • Eat foods with only one ingredient
  • Ratio of potassium to sodium at 3:2
  • Vitamins B (especially B12) and C every day since they are water soluble
  • Vitamins A, D, E can be loaded up throughout the week
  • Plenty of magnesium
  • Eat fresh when possible (shop every day). Some canned meat and vegetables.
  • Nice steak dinner every Sunday, but no more fast foods and rarely going out during the week.
  • Eat REAL food only.
  • Thanks to Jack Lalanne for guidance and inspiration. QUOTE: "It's just like putting water in a gas tank in your auto. It wouldn't run. And you're a human machine. You put the wrong fuel and this human machine doesn't run. It goes through life, pretty soon, pff, pff, pfft. Pretty soon, you're right in the old grave!"

I like the RDA diet concept. I'd be interested to see your progress soon.

jamesrcurtis 07-09-2019 05:00 PM

That is quite a big loss, congrats! That "Eat Real Food" tip is really important though. I discovered the joy of cooking when I prepared my meals using 'real' ingredients. I work to achieve the body I want, and I also work to prepare the food I want on my table - pretty satisfying, I'd say.

MelvinEnnis 10-25-2020 12:50 AM

Great job

richardwhite33 11-28-2021 11:16 PM

it's true?

ahvccenter 03-27-2022 07:44 PM

Yes you have provided very important aspects that are useful ...

ChasMpZ 05-03-2022 03:49 PM

that's losing weight


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