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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Canada
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Exercising and all of that is great but another big part of being healthy is just stocking your fridge up with the right foods and then eating them when you're hungry. Rather than just taking the first snack you see such as potato chips, you should try to make it a goal to make your fruits and vegetables easily obtainable so you eat those instead. I'd suggest you get your mind off of eating things because they taste good and instead eating things because they make you FEEL good. At first in a diet change like this it may be hard to adapt but after the first week it gets easier. As it goes on you'll feel a lot better and you will start to crave foods that make you feel good.
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Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Texas
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Its okay to suck on it but eating ice has some bad consequences for your teeth. But instead I recommend you get a pet dog. That way you can take it out for walks while exercising ^~^ Plus depending on the breed they can be great motivation to go outside :3 But I guess if you have a cat you can take it out for walks as well :3 |
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02-28-2017
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Join Date: Nov 2015
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03-01-2017
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Deus Vult
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Le Canada
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Peoples nonsense about counting calories and eating cale will turn you into a californian and nobody wants that to happen to them. Just learn how to cook eat some good food but avoid that storebaught junk and frozen food. Get natural fruits and vegetables and make pasta and other good food.Go to the gym 2-3 times a week you will see a difference. And lastly replace chips with nuts any nuts peanuts,cashews ect.
This practice could lead to an obsession and possibly anorexia so I suggest you stay out of it. |
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03-01-2017
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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I don't see how you can advocate for not watching what you eat on the off-chance that you might just be struck down with an eating disorder... (which isn't how they work in the first place, but) |
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