sleeplessinsc
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I stumbled across your diary, and it is quite intresting.
Congrats on the 11 pound loss! Your doing great!
Congrats on the 11 pound loss! Your doing great!
I felt so weak and feeble- a big change from my energy of the past two months. I have gotten used to feeling GREAT most of the time. Sometimes I get a little hungry, but I always have tons of energy for excercise and whatever. But on a high-protein diet, I was completely changed and not for the better. I "lost" three pounds in three days, but it's not worth feeling so bad. Plus I figure I'll gain it back now that I'm back on my real-life eating program. I had grapefruit for breakfast and it was SO good! I guess I will have to stick with the slow, boring kind of weightloss....which I hope will also be the long-lasting kind!
Saturday is my one day off from excercising. But the weather is breezy and not too hot today. I think I might go for a long walk to celebrate!
2Skinny- let's keep in contact by private messages + email and talk about Africa, Canada, twins, Sharon Stone, and whatever!
Hello and welcome to the forum.
I can second the lack of variety a bit in African cuisine, but I will say that being African myself, there are foods that I could suggest you try that are good for you. Let's see, yams...not the american kinds but the brown ones that look like cassava. They have a nice protein content. Also how about trying goat meat. Less fat than beef, nice protein. Tomatoes, peppers, and onions are staples in lots of indigenous African foods, you try out some recipes. You should also try out some of the indigenous fruits and vegetables they have out there. They're very healthy. Oh question, do they have Palm oil in the region of Africa where you're from??? If so, it's a healthy oil to incorporate in your diet. It's red in color, very thick and is the oil taken from yams. If I can think of anymore, I'll definately come back and leave you a message.