MillionDollarVeggie

I was in chat, but everyone actually did leave lol

Do you do a push/pull split? Upper/lower split? 5 day different bodypart split? Or something different?

I've seen members have results acheived by all of the above and am just wondering what's your split look like?

Hm, I'm liking that idea actually. Thank you Horse.

So, I've learned that I'm a grazer. All day, from the time I wake up til the time I go to bed. Seems like I'm always hungry, always chewing. Total cow-with-cud. That being said, I'm considering going

!Rawr! (You know, raw) I figure I can't go wrong with grazing all day on fruits and veggies. Not sure if it'll really be an 80/10/10 thing. I kind of just want to eat and adjust according, see what's best for my body. I know I won't have an issue with calories. I need to cut anyway.

Any input?

There's more to a person than what they eat. She is a decent actress.

ANYWAY

How 'bout dem Yankees?

I never said my diet would be 100% unprocessed.

It's definitely a coin toss what's gonna happen next, if anything. Could be nothing, could be something. The day will go down in history nonetheless.

The brand is Silk, and my mistake it's not fat free, it's "Light" but at only 1.5 grams of fat per serving, it's still really good since regular soy milk is 4g of fat sometimes more depending on the flavor and brand.

I'm pretty sure it's at Krogers. I've seen it many times.

Beans are the fruit of the gods. All those good carbs, protein and fiber packed in one little nugget of goodness.

Horse...Thank you for your opinon, but just as a side note...Nothing in my dinners are processed, everything that is listed would be made from scratch. Nothing processed. Beans are very present in just about every one of those dinner meals.

2097- Yeah I have seen it and yep it's from that movie. I've always done well with a more moderate-good-fat level diet. Everyone's different.

Fallen-1500 is perfectly doable, thanks.

According to fitday.com, the majority of the fats were polyunsaturated fats from the sunflower seeds, and a few stray ones from the soymilk used in the protein shakes. But that was because the option of fat free soy milk wasn't on the given list, when I shop for soymilk, it's always fat free. Regardless, fats are still 30%

No, but the calories to this diet plan only equal 1200. The marco breakdown comes out to about 40% carbs 30% fat and 30% protein.

In the past, I've been kind of winging it and I'd like to have a nice healthy organized diet now. I'm trying to lose weight so any opinons are welcomed please and thank you.

Breakfast

Strawberries

Cantaloupe

Honeydew

Clementines

Plums

Lunch

A salad made up of:

Spinach

Carrots

Lettuce

Broccoli

Cauliflower

Mushrooms

Sunflower Seeds

Dinner

One of the following:

Vegan Pizza

Bean Burgers with roasted potatoes

Vegan Chili

Rice and Bean soft tacos

Pasta

Burrito Pie

Quesadillas

In between meals will most likely be a protein shake.

No worries. I wasn't going to discuss anything about it anyway. I'm just saying that this topic has been covered many times on the forum. I recall one week where there were about 3 or 4 different threads started about this same topic. That's all

Sweet!

If you look through the forum, you will find many discussions and debates about raw food diets. Otherwise, it sounds rather obnoxious to say that someone who elects to eat cooked vegan foods doesn't want to be healthy. The nutrition world is not that black and white.

Honestly, I don't think anyone could truly answer that for you off the top of their heads. You have to figure out your caloric needs, your activity level, and what your goals are. Everyone is different and what one person suggests may not be right for you. There are several 811-ers who have great success with it and you don't, so obviously that's just not the right way to go for you. Often times just listening to your body helps. Evaluate how you feel everyday, after meals, after certain foods, that sort of thing. Listen to your body. It's a part of you afterall.

That's actually..pretty....Disgusting.

I agree with the one comment wholeheartedly about taking a stock picture of a tomato is one thing, but taking a stock picture of a dead baby sheep and pawning it off as vegan shepards pie (Which is delicious!) is just appalling-to say the least.

This little guy makes me feel better though.

http://i54.tinypic.com/2iscked.jpg

Dontcha want to give him a kiss?

Congrats on the weight loss!

Most stretch marks diminish over time. But noone really wants to wait for them to go away lol. It's important to keep your skin hydrated and mosturized. There are alot of creams and lotions on the market now, from my experience, finding a good cortizone cream or a cream rich in Vitamin E seem to work best for stretch marks.

Remember though, not all stretch marks are created equal. Alot has to do with your genetics and your skins elasticity. In the end, something as simple as cocoa butter may work, or nothing may work. Trial and error but make sure you don't keep trying to the point of going broke. Some of these products are expensive.

Of course, there's always laser surgery. Even that isn't a guarantee though.

You could always think of your stretch marks as battle scars, especially with your weight loss success.

Woohooo thanks man you're awesome!

Hey Robert, I was wondering if you had any shirts that came in a bigger size like a men's XXL? Or if Forks Over Knives have any in that size? If not, it's cool, was just wondering.

Perhaps I am stuck having to cut some weight first.

Strong storms seem to break up before they hit where we live but it's still mind boggling to see all the watches and warnings and crap. Especially when the storms don't break up til about 20 miles before they hit our town so we're waiting with anticipation to see what will happen.

Generally it's just alot of exaggerated worry for nothing.