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Mountain Man
3 weeks and you have only lost less than 1kg that is terrible dude.
Geez, try eating those listed foods only for 3 weeks and report back. I dunno about carbs dude, it drives your body but everyone is different. What fruit and veggies do you eat?
I have lost more than a 1kg in the last week or so, it seems a bit much it has taken you 3 weeks. I am sure though since i started eating all those above foods i am not retaining water whichis why i have lost the weight but water retention is the devil i tell you.
What kind of fat are you eating? Any kind of fat?
Clint i have never disputed that exercise is a good thing, i have said if you want to see results fast eat well. If you want slow unhealthy weight loss eat that burger and chips and go to gym thinking you are going to loss weight. For weight loss you need more than exercise because eating well aids your weight loss, eating crap hinders weight loss. There is no nutrition in shyte food. How many people who eat well do you know that you can say are fat? Ever seen a fat vegan? Nope neither have i.
I won't concede that eating poorly and exercise will result in weight loss.
The fact that I have only lost 1kg doesn't phase me, what I'm happy about is that I have finally broken the 85kg mark and for ClintX my size 34 pants are starting to get baggy and I'm able to get into a 32 again, I've been at this game so often I know that it's not just about the kg's but about the measurements and I also have no desire to be like Arnie
With regards the carbs, carbs are the killer, you do not require carbs to fuel the body, carbs elevate insulin levels, elevated insulin reduces the body's ability to process fat.
As per Prophet I don't view this as a diet but as a change of eating habits so I'm not in a rush to get results and I'm also into it being a sustainable lifestyle. With regards the fat question I'm eating animal fats, and I know the next thing will be "but what about the cholesterol?" just another fallacy.
Anyway, we could probably debate this until the cows come home, I've tried all the traditional approaches and got the same results in the past, this time I want a different result so I'm taking a different approach based on the science of nutrition and how the body works. Tim Noakes changed his approach which got me thinking so I'm following a similar approach through educating myself first and it's been an enlightening journey so far.