I thought I'd start eating healthy... - Page 2

Briggykins · 01-03-2009, 19:43

Am I the only one who feels all depressed while on a diet?

All that food I could be enjoying, all that beer going flat in my fridge.
The one ray of light are Weight Watchers desserts. Mmm, that's good eating.

FrostedNipple · 01-03-2009, 19:56

I never denied she felt good. I was just saying the chance of it being due to the actual diet quite is quite low. It is more likely a mental thing.

Desmo · 01-03-2009, 22:10

Why is that Mr Nutrition expert? Are you talking with any actual experience? Your first post in this thread suggest you know bugger all about nutrition and being healthy

If you think that eating crap food but still staying thin makes you healthy then you need to start thinking about what's going on inside your body.

FrostedNipple · 01-03-2009, 22:13

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Originally Posted by Desmo

Why is that Mr Nutrition expert? Are you talking with any actual experience? Your first post in this thread suggest you know bugger all about nutrition and being healthy

If you think that eating crap food but still staying thin makes you healthy then you need to start thinking about what's going on inside your body.

Never said that. I said if blighter is staying fit and thin, then he may as well eat what he wants.

Desmo · 01-03-2009, 22:18

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Originally Posted by FrostedNipple

If you can eat unhealthy and still remain fine, then do it for as long as possible!

That to me sounds like you're saying you can eat unhealthily and remain fine. Fine on the outside maybe. And whilst you've got youth on your side, the bad things happening inside don't show

But eventually it will all stack up against you. To be fair, when I was younger I used to eat some pretty crap food on a fairly regular basis. Looking back on it now, I wish my attitude to food back then was what it is now.

Blighter · 01-03-2009, 22:22

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Originally Posted by Desmo

I wish my attitude to food back then was what it is now.

Crap?

iCraig · 02-03-2009, 00:02

Youth is on your side mate, simple as that. It doesn't last forever, but it doesn't mean you're healthy by any means jsut because you're not fat. A poor diet will still affect your body and mind, just not as compounded as it would for somebody in their 40s.

TinkerBell · 02-03-2009, 07:57

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Originally Posted by FrostedNipple

No you haven't don't talk stupid. The only difference you might have is a change in state of mind. You might feel better just because you are happy you are actually sticking to something.

LOL! Of course I have noticed a difference! And it isn't because my attitude to food as improved, I have more energy, I don't have as many bad tummy's or headaches. I lost 4lbs in my first week, so it has affected me in a good way.

lol at everyone else's comments!

Pheebs · 02-03-2009, 08:23

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Originally Posted by Pickers

Actually I didn't have horse riding lessons Pheebs - you have been mistaken. I was told I had never riden a horse before - when I had.. bizzare!

Anyway, I'm now going to consider a little more what I put in my mouth... I'm becomming too much of a gluten...

Oooh I knew it was something like that! My bad!

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Originally Posted by Briggykins

Am I the only one who feels all depressed while on a diet?

All that food I could be enjoying, all that beer going flat in my fridge.
The one ray of light are Weight Watchers desserts. Mmm, that's good eating.

Picky last night was a little "Humph" because he wanted to eat lots of food but wasn't hungry so was trying to stop himself

I attempted to talk to him about wedding cakes and his immediate response prior to me finishing the sentence:

"DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT CAKE!!!"

TinkerBell · 02-03-2009, 08:25

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Originally Posted by Pheebs

Picky last night was a little "Humph" because he wanted to eat lots of food but wasn't hungry so was trying to stop himself

I attempted to talk to him about wedding cakes and his immediate response prior to me finishing the sentence:

"DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT CAKE!!!"

Hahah!

I would have been the same to be honest!

01-03-2009, 19:43	#11
Briggykins Vodka Martini Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Exeter Posts: 753	Am I the only one who feels all depressed while on a diet? All that food I could be enjoying, all that beer going flat in my fridge. The one ray of light are Weight Watchers desserts. Mmm, that's good eating. __________________

01-03-2009, 22:10	#13
Desmo The Last Airbender Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Pigmopad Posts: 11,915	Why is that Mr Nutrition expert? Are you talking with any actual experience? Your first post in this thread suggest you know bugger all about nutrition and being healthy If you think that eating crap food but still staying thin makes you healthy then you need to start thinking about what's going on inside your body. __________________

02-03-2009, 00:02	#17
iCraig iCustom User Title Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 2,250	Youth is on your side mate, simple as that. It doesn't last forever, but it doesn't mean you're healthy by any means jsut because you're not fat. A poor diet will still affect your body and mind, just not as compounded as it would for somebody in their 40s. __________________

01-03-2009, 19:56	#12
FrostedNipple Columbian Coffee Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 87	I never denied she felt good. I was just saying the chance of it being due to the actual diet quite is quite low. It is more likely a mental thing.