akescpt
Honorary Master
anybody come across stock of tim's book yet?
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anybody come across stock of tim's book yet?
anybody come across stock of tim's book yet?
Well done dude!
What weight tracker is that you are using? is it web based or an app?
Thanks copa.
Quick question what do your guys on LCHF normally eat for lunch? Im smashing eggs for breakfast and as a snack when I get hungry but I cant eat nothing but eggs forever!
Dinner is quite a bit easier for me and I have a bunch of good recipes lined up for that.
Im stuck in the mindset of just eating eggs, maybe a salad and possibly some meats.
Thanks copa.
Quick question what do your guys on LCHF normally eat for lunch? Im smashing eggs for breakfast and as a snack when I get hungry but I cant eat nothing but eggs forever!
Dinner is quite a bit easier for me and I have a bunch of good recipes lined up for that.
Im stuck in the mindset of just eating eggs, maybe a salad and possibly some meats.
Speaking of sausage, where do you find sausage that does not contain 'cereal'?
Speaking of sausage, where do you find sausage that does not contain 'cereal'?
I have to admit, I melt at the creaminess of full-fat yogurt.
It's an indulgence that we're told to resist. And I try to abide. (Stealing a bite of my daughter's YoBaby doesn't count, does it?)
The reason we're told to limit dairy fat seems pretty straightforward. The extra calories packed into the fat are bad for our waistlines — that's the assumption.
But what if dairy fat isn't the dietary demon we've been led to believe it is? New research suggests we may want to look anew.
Consider the findings of two recent studies that conclude the consumption of whole-fat dairy is linked to reduced body fat.
In one , published by Swedish researchers in the Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care, middle-aged men who consumed high-fat milk, butter and cream were significantly less likely to become obese over a period of 12 years compared with men who never or rarely ate high-fat dairy.
Yep, that's right. The butter and whole-milk eaters did better at keeping the pounds off.
Thanks copa.
Quick question what do your guys on LCHF normally eat for lunch? Im smashing eggs for breakfast and as a snack when I get hungry but I cant eat nothing but eggs forever!
Dinner is quite a bit easier for me and I have a bunch of good recipes lined up for that.
Im stuck in the mindset of just eating eggs, maybe a salad and possibly some meats.
I'm trying to loose some weight and I'm eating very strictly and exercise at least 4 times a week for about 5weeks now, but i'm getting bad cravings and struggling to find an alternative drink, that doesn't have lots of sugars or sodium that is actually healthy? I'm not talking alcohol, just a good flavored drink like a fuzzy drink. I'm fine with water and I drink atleast 2.5l a day and I'm getting cravings just to go buy a 500ml Coke and down it, but flushing a weeks hard work down the drain doesn't make it worth it.
What are you guys drinking? Is Appeltizer good? Any suggestions?