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Depends on what you plan on accomplishing.

"A life is not important, except in the impact it has on other lives."

-- Jackie Robinson


"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."

-- Edmund Burke

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If you just want to be healthy.. eat some fruit, plenty o' vegetables, meat is good (veggies, please don't throw a fit), and grains. And remember to stay away from junk food, such as potato chips and anything with the McDonald's logo on it.

"If you're going through hell, keep going." - Sir Winston Churchill

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I try to eat high protein foods...a lot. cut down on the junk, that should be good enough for most people.

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"There is no spoon."

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i am 229 pounds hight 5-1

 

i am looking for a menu for a week or two to

 

follow

 

like on monday for breskfast eat__? at this time__? lunch eat__? t this time__? snack eat___? at this time__? diner eat__? at this time__?

 

do this for tuesday,,wedensday,, thursday,,friday and so on.for a week or two for me to follow

 

I DO BETTER WHEN I CAN SEE WHAT TO EAt AND a time line in a menu form and time to eat i work better that way.

 

please let all your friends help get the word out.

 

i will let you know whoes diet i will pick. from matt blake at matbla@capital.net (karate warrior)

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8am: Bowl of oatmeal, whole grain toast, glass of OJ

 

10 am: One can of tuna

 

12pm: Chicken Ceasar Salad

 

2pm: One can of Tuna or one four oz. serving of dry roasted peanuts

 

4pm: One lean meat, red skinned baked potato, one serving of vegetables, glass of skim milk

 

6pm: Can of tuna

 

before bed: Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich! :D

 

That's what I usually do. Hope that helps.

Wolverine

1st Dan - Kalkinodo

"Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a q-tip"

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holy holy crap, thats a lot of weight for that height. honestly, a specialist trainer richard simmons type would be a good idea... help you cut the calories and all; but if they put you on all protein atkins bull * fire them. and please, please- start jogging. a lot. and bike riding. and tae bo. and whatever else is cardio for you. dont mean to criticize or anything, dont get me wrong- but that kind of weight is unhealty... gotta lose it.

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I used to be overweight.

 

I did the South Beach diet, and it's helped me get to where I wanted, along with intense karate training. You've already taken the first step in the right direction by becoming more active, and DO NOT let up!

 

The diet is basically an atkins-type diet, but only for two weeks (I can't see anybody doing atkins long term, eating all that junk has got to do more damage than good), and then it allows you to add back (slowly) most of the things you cut out.

 

The only things I avoid now are sugar (I have a little bit), and very simple carbohydrates (white breat and white potatoes).

 

Any of these low-carb diets can be dangerous (IMHO), but I think that cutting most of the sugar and simple carbs from your diet will result in weight loss.

"A life is not important, except in the impact it has on other lives."

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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."

-- Edmund Burke

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