MagicDude4Eva
Banned
If you really want to drop weight very fast and in a somewhat healthy way - do this:
- No coffee, sugar etc
- Don't go over 30g of carbs per day
- Don't go over 3000kj per day (worked for me when I weighed 98.5kg in May - as of now I am on 78,5kg)
- If you want chocolate, get yourself MaxiLean thermogenic - has about 3g of carbs, tastes nice (but watch KJ)
- I have On Whey Powder for breakfast (Choc Mint - get it from Dischem) with milk (about 5g carbs) - two scoops (=54g protein and 6g carbs) for breakfast
- I initially took some Herbex before my 30 min run (I run 7 days a week - you get used to getting up at 5am)
- During the day I snack (biltong, cheese, chicken)
- Evening I cook it up (chicken breasts from woolies, red meat sometimes fish - some veg and never starch)
Have not had a slice of bread in 3 months. Occassionally have On Whey Powder with bfast cereal (when I feel more run down to push up some carbs). Only drink water, Sprite Zero or Tab.
It is horribly tough, but when you drop from a size 42 (= friggin tent) to a now size 34 and move from a XL to a M in 3 odd months, it's so worth it. I am reading some of those meals you guys eat and am wondering if anyone is able to drop weight or maintain it (but I am honestly jealous reading about wraps, eisbein, Lindt etc).
- No coffee, sugar etc
- Don't go over 30g of carbs per day
- Don't go over 3000kj per day (worked for me when I weighed 98.5kg in May - as of now I am on 78,5kg)
- If you want chocolate, get yourself MaxiLean thermogenic - has about 3g of carbs, tastes nice (but watch KJ)
- I have On Whey Powder for breakfast (Choc Mint - get it from Dischem) with milk (about 5g carbs) - two scoops (=54g protein and 6g carbs) for breakfast
- I initially took some Herbex before my 30 min run (I run 7 days a week - you get used to getting up at 5am)
- During the day I snack (biltong, cheese, chicken)
- Evening I cook it up (chicken breasts from woolies, red meat sometimes fish - some veg and never starch)
Have not had a slice of bread in 3 months. Occassionally have On Whey Powder with bfast cereal (when I feel more run down to push up some carbs). Only drink water, Sprite Zero or Tab.
It is horribly tough, but when you drop from a size 42 (= friggin tent) to a now size 34 and move from a XL to a M in 3 odd months, it's so worth it. I am reading some of those meals you guys eat and am wondering if anyone is able to drop weight or maintain it (but I am honestly jealous reading about wraps, eisbein, Lindt etc).