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Eating Raw In College
what do i eat to drop about 40 pounds?
i used to be a really good athlete, a college prospect at linebacker...but i was in a really bad car accident my junior year, i was really fit because i worked out all of the time so i got to eat whatever i wanted to and stay in great shape...ok so i broke like 21 bones in that car wreck and had a lot of other injuries internaly, and i just got back to the point of where i can train again, but i dont know what to eat...
in high school, when i need to cut weight for a sport all i did was eat chicken, fish, and raw veggies on a strict diet, no salt so sqeasoning...but i dont really want to do that any more im not an athlete ny more, can you tell me what to eat, that dosent sacrivice taste, and that i can drop weight?
a good website is www.sparkspeople.com
It gives you a nutritional tracker where you keep track of your calories etc...
It gives you a fitness tracker...
Lots of good articles & recipes.
It's really neat...best of all it is free!
what I have found in all my years of watching what I eat was to eat my protein with a big salad (no thousand island or ranch dressings) just olive oil w/ balsamic vinegar or reg red wine vinegar.
If you do want to eat potatoes pasta or rice; again have it with a salad, greens (brocolli/spinach) or other veggies. This is called "right combination foods"
Don't eat too much breads or cereals & stay away from white bread.
Ofcourse as you probably know drink lots & lots of water.
Praying every morning for the Lord to help you & give you the spirit of self control helps lots too. Surrender yourself to Him & He will help you. Keep going to Him & asking until you receive.
Phil 4:13
13 I can do all things through *Christ* who strengthens me.
The Lord strengthen you & help you to achieve the weight loss you desire.
Eating to Conceive
Almost every woman knows that it is important to eat well while you are pregnant. The benefit it provides you and your baby is invaluable. But, do you also know how important it is to eat well even before you get pregnant? If you are actively trying to get pregnant you have to make sure your body is prepared to accept the challenge. The first thing you should do before even beginning to try is to talk to your doctor to see how you measure up health wise. Does he think you need to lose a few pounds before getting pregnant or does he feel you need to gain a few? Your doctor may recommend that you change your eating habits and start exercising.
As soon as you decide you want a baby, you should begin to get in the habit of eating healthier. Slowly begin to cut out caffeine. If you smoke, now is a good time to quit rather than waiting until you have that positive test. Smoking can decrease your fertility and increase your risk of a miscarriage if you are still smoking when you are pregnant.
Another thing you can do is to start taking prenatals or at least a multivitamin supplement that contains at least 400 micrograms of folic acid. You can also begin to add food into your diet that is rich in folic acid such as spinach and other green vegetables, peanuts, and orange juice. You can also start by taking a prenatal vitamin also. These vitamins contain iron, folic acid, and calcium along with vitamin C, D, B and vitamins B6 and B12 also.
Reevaluated your diet. Start to eat foods that have plenty of vitamins, minerals and fiber. Lay off the fat and excess sugar. You want to eat foods that have a high nutrient density. Eat at least five portions a day of fruits and vegetables along with protein and iron rich foods like dried fruit, and green vegetables. Try to steer clear of raw fish like sushi, and steer clear of undercook shellfish, meat or chicken. You also want to try to avoid fish that has high mercury content like swordfish, shark, or king mackerel. Cut out any food that has unpasteurized milk in it including cheeses such as brie, camembert, and some Mexican cheese. Also cut out foods that have raw egg in it including homemade cookie dough.
Make sure you up your water intake. Water should always be your first beverage choice before, after and during your pregnancy. Water helps to flush your system of toxins. Once you've gotten your eight glasses in, you can drink fruit and vegetable juices also.
Perhaps the most important thing you can do before you get pregnant is to cut out all alcohol. The American College of Obstetricians and gynecologists have stated that women who drink might have a harder time getting pregnant than women who do not drink. Another reason why you should give up alcohol is that most birth defects that are caused by alcohol exposure usually occur in the first few weeks of pregnancy, usually before you even know you are pregnant.
Getting your body prepared for pregnancy is one of the best decisions you could make. Your body will be more prepared for the challenge of growing a baby and the experience will be a little easier on your body.
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