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Dr. Judd's Diet Talk
- Thread starter JBSLJames
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DarkImage4
Member
Thanks guys...I'm sure I'll hit a wall eventually, but I'll take the progress, no matter how little..
Hey Gary, i think you weigh as much as my leg....:wave:
When I drop below 400, there's going to be a party...in my head...
Thoughts of french fries, cheesecake and deep fried anything....:slurp:
Hey Gary, i think you weigh as much as my leg....:wave:
When I drop below 400, there's going to be a party...in my head...
Thoughts of french fries, cheesecake and deep fried anything....:slurp:
Bucks4WDW
New Member
tigsmom said:
Not much surfing lately. You know, work and all. . .
and getting FAT of course.
I need a major shake-up. I am starting to get to the age my father was at when his health issues surfaced. You would think I would learn from that. My wife is doing the weight watchers points thing with some good success.
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
Aww, I'm sorry to hear that Mad. 
*hugs*
*hugs*
barnum42
New Member
Decided I'd best get serious about this again - been too long away from the ski machine and eating too many treats.
I've put on several pounds in the last six months, so time they came off. Went back on the ski machine and will be keeping track of the weight and fat% on my new scales.
Out of curiosity I decided to see how much weight I may loose after a work out, so I weighed myself before and after. I was two and a quarter pounds lighter after the workout (before drinking). The amusing thing is that the scales give you a fat percentage and it's opinion as to whether you are OK, Overfat or Obese. Before the workout I was overfat. After the workout it decided I was obese :lol:
I've put on several pounds in the last six months, so time they came off. Went back on the ski machine and will be keeping track of the weight and fat% on my new scales.
Out of curiosity I decided to see how much weight I may loose after a work out, so I weighed myself before and after. I was two and a quarter pounds lighter after the workout (before drinking). The amusing thing is that the scales give you a fat percentage and it's opinion as to whether you are OK, Overfat or Obese. Before the workout I was overfat. After the workout it decided I was obese :lol:
DarkImage4
Member
tigsmom said:Just heard from my doctor... my bloodwork came back...have to change my meds around again. *sigh* Don't know if this round will make me gain or lose.
Somebody remind me why I even keep trying?
You keep trying because in the long run you know it'll all help. Sorry to hear about that....
For me...
408.4 to 405.6 last week...
405.6 to 400.2 this week...
Soooooo close....i bet the walk from the office to my truck I burned the extra .3....oh well...that 3 is mine next week!
Down 42 pounds total....:sohappy:
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
DarkImage4 said:
:sohappy: Congratulations!
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
Woohoo! We are on a roll it seems. :lol: :sohappy:
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
tigsmom said:Somebody remind me why I even keep trying?
tigsmom said:
That's why! :sohappy:
We really are on a roll! Just be mindful not to EAT the rolls. :lookaroun Well, you can have one, I suppose. :lol: I have been so faithful to my low carb diet that I really don't have any desire to eat any right now. I am baking a low carb cheesecake, though. :slurp:
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
Ok, Mad, question time. :lol: The cheesecake is baked, and is supposed to sit in the oven 3 hours now. Thing is, we're going out to eat, and I'll be gone. Would it be better to get it out before we leave or let it set til after we get back?