I have way to many weaknesses, here goes nothing:
Chocolate Cheese not in moderation Butter Ice cream any flavor will do, but especially chocolate and cookie dough, preferably in the same dish. Blender drinks Big fat plate of nachos with all the toppings Mexican food in general Pizza Italian food in general vino beer bar food in general, quite specifically brew pub food Peanut butter Reese's peanut butter cups coffee creamer Chocolate French Fries Well anything deep fried really |
peanut butter
butterfinger butterfinger blast (Sonic) reeses blast (Sonic) cake cookies cobbler I guess I could just shorten my list and say desert |
Beer
Southern Comfort Nachos Chicken Wings Mark |
Ah, geez, this food porn is making me hungry!
I have to say french fries are high on my list; I love baked potatoes, also. Frozen yogurt, which in and of itself is okay, but given free rein on the toppings bar, that's trouble. Granola Pretzels, particularly with cheese Chocolate Apple crisp or cobbler Homemade caramel frosting, even though I'm not big on cake A really good burger Okay, I have to stop now. |
Originally Posted by VirusInside
(Post 39350)
Yeah... that's really just a ham sandwich. Not quite pizza. Sometimes it is the taste buds we need to satisfy. There's not a thing wrong with the occasional dose of "poison" as you put it. It's about moderation. I've lost 25 pounds in less than two months, even with a little poison here and there.
Bravo for being able to lose weight, control your taste buds just enough, but still not "deny yourself" of what you enjoy to eat. I'm going to follow your lead with this. Poison myself, just a lot less then I did before I committed to losing weight.:) I think if we deny ourselves, we just will end up quitting right? Like when my enemy showed up yesterday .. If i didn't have any for weeks.. I probably would give in and eat a huge amount of it "because I've already ruined my diet" You really helped me realize that i don't have to control myself so strictly. It isn't all or nothing. <3 Thanks for helping me see that. |
Originally Posted by Misery16226
(Post 39369)
I think this may just be the best way to do it.
Bravo for being able to lose weight, control your taste buds just enough, but still not "deny yourself" of what you enjoy to eat. I'm going to follow your lead with this. Poison myself, just a lot less then I did before I committed to losing weight.:) I think if we deny ourselves, we just will end up quitting right? Like when my enemy showed up yesterday .. If i didn't have any for weeks.. I probably would give in and eat a huge amount of it "because I've already ruined my diet" You really helped me realize that i don't have to control myself so strictly. It isn't all or nothing. <3 Thanks for helping me see that. My weight loss plan:
Of course, common sense should play a role. Healthy choices are always paramount. :D |
I think there are two kinds...those who can't even start with "trigger foods" and those who can never say never. I'm in the latter category. The quickest way to send me running for unhealthy stuff is to tell me I can never have it. For me personally, I'm okay with eating anything in moderation, as long as I can work it into my pie chart, and that means calories, ratios, and other nutrients all have to balance out. Sometimes if it's something really major, I'll take the average over a few days. I don't overindulge, but I'm not into the whole deprivation thing, either, because for me, that's not sustainable. That philosophy has me a BMI of about 19.5, body fat of about 19%, cholesterol of 113, and triglycerides of 54, at age 43. Do what works for you personally.
Wow, sorry to hijack this thread, but I really feel strongly about this. |
Originally Posted by cjohnson728
(Post 39376)
I think there are two kinds...those who can't even start with "trigger foods" and those who can never say never. I'm in the latter category. The quickest way to send me running for unhealthy stuff is to tell me I can never have it. For me personally, I'm okay with eating anything in moderation, as long as I can work it into my pie chart, and that means calories, ratios, and other nutrients all have to balance out. Sometimes if it's something really major, I'll take the average over a few days. I don't overindulge, but I'm not into the whole deprivation thing, either, because for me, that's not sustainable. That philosophy has me a BMI of about 19.5, body fat of about 19%, cholesterol of 113, and triglycerides of 54, at age 43. Do what works for you personally.
Wow, sorry to hijack this thread, but I really feel strongly about this. Yea we did go a little off topic.. But I think its good to see the kinds of experiences people have with their "weakness" and some strategy sharing. For me, I just don't think I have the right attitude to go completely off all of the junk foods RIGHT NOW. Possibly in the future when I weigh a healthy amount, and have gotten used to eating healthier.. Maybe I will be ready to make that change, and stop eating junk foods completely. I think right now the biggest thing for me, is to keep it reasonable. I'm sure a lot of people are like us in the "never say never" category. It's nice to know that it can work, sometimes very well. Then again, if my "weakness" foods were never around, I don't think I'd have any temptation to eat them. I tend only to 'NEED IT' once its in front of me. Unfortunately its almost everywhere. |
My weaknesses? Beer and pizza. Virusinside's description of a meaty pizza had me salivating.
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Originally Posted by Geoffers
(Post 39402)
My weaknesses? Beer and pizza. Virusinside's description of a meaty pizza had me salivating.
Regards, Michael |
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