I'm gonna try this diet! ^_^

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2 a day, ate separate

beans, bagged, any type, cooked - one cup *
cheese, lite or reduced fat - 2 ounces *
cottage cheese, 1% - 1/2 cup *
egg beaters - 1/2 cup *
eggs, large whole - 2 *
egg whites - 4 *
lentils, cooked - 1 cup *
miso - 3 ouncez *
nuts, any kind unsalted - 3 tablespoons *
peanut butter, reduced fat - 2 tablespoons *
ricotta cheese, part skim - 4 ounces *
seeds, any kind unsalted - 3 tablespoons *
seiten - 3 ounces *
soybeans, boiled - 1 cup *
soy cheese - 2 ounces *
soy milk, plain or low fat, fortified - 1 cup *
soy yogurt - 1 cup * tempeh - 2/3 cup *
tofu, firm, raw - 1/2 cup *
veggie burger - 1 *
vegie hot dog - 1


3 a day

asparagus,
bean sprouts,
bok choy,
broccoli,
cabbage,
cauliflower,
collard greens,
eggplant,
endive,
onions,
kale,
mushrooms,
mustard greens,
okra,
radishes,
rhubarb,
snow peas,
sugar snap peas,
spinach,
squash,
string beans,
turnip greens,
zucchini

v8 juice - 1/2 cup *
tomato, small - 1 *
bagged salad - 1 cup *
lettuce, any kind - 1 cup *
cucumber, medium - a quarter of it *
cherry tomatoes - 4 *
celery - 1 *
carrots, baby - 6 *
carrot, medium - 1/2 of it *
brussal sprouts - 4

apple, small - 1 *
applesauce, unsweetened - 1/2 cup *
apricots, medium - 4 *
banana, small - 1/2 *
blackberries - 3/4 cup *
blueberries - 3/4 cup *
canned fruit, NOT in syrup - 1/2 cup *
cantaloupe - 1 cup *
cherries - 9 *
clementine - 1 *
cranberries - 1 cup *
figs - 2 *
grapefruit - 1/2 *
grapes - 15 *
honeydew - 1/2 cup *
juice, any flavour, not from concentrate, 100% juice - 4 ounces

kiwi - 1 *
lemon - 1 *
lime - 1 *
mango - 1/2 of it *
necterine - 1 *
orange - 1 *
papaya - 3/4 cup *
peach - 1 *
pear - 1 *
pineapple, fresh - 3/4 cup *
plum - 1 *
prunes - 3 *
raisens - 2 table spoons *
raspberries - 1 cup *
star fruit - 1 *
strawberries - 12 *
tangerine - 1 *
watermelon - 1 cup


2 servings, ate separate

bagel - 1/2 *
baked potato - 1/2 *
barley, cooked - 1/3 cup *
bran, unprocessed - 1/3 cup *
bread, light - 1 slice *
breadstick - 1 *
bulgar, cooked - 1/3 cup *
cereal, no sugar or salt listed in the first five ingredients! - 3/4 cup *
corn, cooked - 1/2 cup *
couscous, plain, cooked - 1/3 cup *
ritz, reduced fat - 3 *
saltines, fat free - 4
* triscuits, reduced fat - 3 *

wheat thins, reduced fat - 6 *
cream of wheat, made with water - 1/2 cup *
english muffin, any kind - 1/2 *
graham crackers,
honey, low fat - 1 sheet *
HUMMUS WOO HOO - 1/3 cup *
ice cream, non fat, no sugar added - 1/2 cup *
matzo - 1 board *
oatmeal, plain, cooked - 1/2 cup *
pasta, any kind, cooked - 1/3 cup *
peas - 1/2 cup *
pita, whole wheat, 4 inch - 1 *
rice, brown or white - 1/3 cup *

Fats - only one serving of fat per day!

Almonds, unsalted - 7
Avacado, medium - 1/8 of it
Butter - 1 tsp
Cream cheese, regular - 1 tablespoon
Flaxseeds, ground - 1 tablespoon
Margarine, regular - 1 teaspoon
Margerine, diet - 1 tablespoon
Mayonaisse, lowfat for light - 1 tablespoon
Nuts, any kind unsalted - 10
Oil: canola, flaxseed, grapeseed, safflower, soybean, sunflower, olive - 1 teaspoon
Olives, black - 9
Olives, green - 10
Peanuts, unsalted - 10
Pistachios, unsalted - 15
Seeds, any variety, unsalted - 1 table spoon
Tofu chream cheese - 1 tablespoon
Tofu mayo - 2 teaspoons

Dairy - one serving of dairy per day

Cheese, part skim, light, or reduced fat, lower sodium - 2 ounces
Milk, lactaid, fatfree, skim, skimplus, soy - 8 ounces
yogurt, nonfat, light, artificially sweetened, any kind - 8 ounces

Extras - up to three per day! [not required]

One Tablespoon:

Barbecue sauce,
capers,
chocolate syrup [light],
cocktail sauce,
coffeemate liquid creamer [fatfree],
cool whip [fatfree],
half and half [fatfree],
horseradish,
jam [sugarfree],
ketchup,
maple syrup [sugarfree],
salad dressing [fatfree, less than 175mg of sodium per tablespoon],
salsa,
sour cream [light or fatfree],
teriyaki sauce [low sodium],
vinegar,
soy sauce [low sodium]

Others:

Jello - 1/2 cup
Jalapeno peppers, chopped - 1/4 cup
Honey - 1 teapsoon
Hot sauce - 1 teaspoon
Butter spray - 5 sprays
Mustard - 1 teapsoon
Sugar, white or brown - 1 teaspoon

In addition to the three Extras, you can use:

Artificial sweetener - up to three packets per day
Sugarless hard candy - up to 3 pieces per day
Sugarless gum - up to three pieces per day

Beverages

Crystal Light - up to 24 ounces per day
Coffee, decaf - unlimited
Coffee, regular - up to 2 cups per day
Snapple, diet - up to 24 ounces per day
Soda, diet - up to 24 ounces per day
Tea, decaf herbal - unlimited
Tea, regular - up to two cups daily
Water, calorie free, naturally flavored - up to 24 ounces per day




its the LA weight loss diet...does it sound healthy? I think I can eat it and stay low cal too!
 
doll_parts85 said:
2 a day, ate separate

beans, bagged, any type, cooked - one cup *
cheese, lite or reduced fat - 2 ounces *
cottage cheese, 1% - 1/2 cup *
egg beaters - 1/2 cup *
eggs, large whole - 2 *
egg whites - 4 *
lentils, cooked - 1 cup *
miso - 3 ouncez *
nuts, any kind unsalted - 3 tablespoons *
peanut butter, reduced fat - 2 tablespoons *
ricotta cheese, part skim - 4 ounces *
seeds, any kind unsalted - 3 tablespoons *
seiten - 3 ounces *
soybeans, boiled - 1 cup *
soy cheese - 2 ounces *
soy milk, plain or low fat, fortified - 1 cup *
soy yogurt - 1 cup * tempeh - 2/3 cup *
tofu, firm, raw - 1/2 cup *
veggie burger - 1 *
vegie hot dog - 1


3 a day

asparagus,
bean sprouts,
bok choy,
broccoli,
cabbage,
cauliflower,
collard greens,
eggplant,
endive,
onions,
kale,
mushrooms,
mustard greens,
okra,
radishes,
rhubarb,
snow peas,
sugar snap peas,
spinach,
squash,
string beans,
turnip greens,
zucchini

v8 juice - 1/2 cup *
tomato, small - 1 *
bagged salad - 1 cup *
lettuce, any kind - 1 cup *
cucumber, medium - a quarter of it *
cherry tomatoes - 4 *
celery - 1 *
carrots, baby - 6 *
carrot, medium - 1/2 of it *
brussal sprouts - 4

apple, small - 1 *
applesauce, unsweetened - 1/2 cup *
apricots, medium - 4 *
banana, small - 1/2 *
blackberries - 3/4 cup *
blueberries - 3/4 cup *
canned fruit, NOT in syrup - 1/2 cup *
cantaloupe - 1 cup *
cherries - 9 *
clementine - 1 *
cranberries - 1 cup *
figs - 2 *
grapefruit - 1/2 *
grapes - 15 *
honeydew - 1/2 cup *
juice, any flavour, not from concentrate, 100% juice - 4 ounces

kiwi - 1 *
lemon - 1 *
lime - 1 *
mango - 1/2 of it *
necterine - 1 *
orange - 1 *
papaya - 3/4 cup *
peach - 1 *
pear - 1 *
pineapple, fresh - 3/4 cup *
plum - 1 *
prunes - 3 *
raisens - 2 table spoons *
raspberries - 1 cup *
star fruit - 1 *
strawberries - 12 *
tangerine - 1 *
watermelon - 1 cup


2 servings, ate separate

bagel - 1/2 *
baked potato - 1/2 *
barley, cooked - 1/3 cup *
bran, unprocessed - 1/3 cup *
bread, light - 1 slice *
breadstick - 1 *
bulgar, cooked - 1/3 cup *
cereal, no sugar or salt listed in the first five ingredients! - 3/4 cup *
corn, cooked - 1/2 cup *
couscous, plain, cooked - 1/3 cup *
ritz, reduced fat - 3 *
saltines, fat free - 4
* triscuits, reduced fat - 3 *

wheat thins, reduced fat - 6 *
cream of wheat, made with water - 1/2 cup *
english muffin, any kind - 1/2 *
graham crackers,
honey, low fat - 1 sheet *
HUMMUS WOO HOO - 1/3 cup *
ice cream, non fat, no sugar added - 1/2 cup *
matzo - 1 board *
oatmeal, plain, cooked - 1/2 cup *
pasta, any kind, cooked - 1/3 cup *
peas - 1/2 cup *
pita, whole wheat, 4 inch - 1 *
rice, brown or white - 1/3 cup *

Fats - only one serving of fat per day!

Almonds, unsalted - 7
Avacado, medium - 1/8 of it
Butter - 1 tsp
Cream cheese, regular - 1 tablespoon
Flaxseeds, ground - 1 tablespoon
Margarine, regular - 1 teaspoon
Margerine, diet - 1 tablespoon
Mayonaisse, lowfat for light - 1 tablespoon
Nuts, any kind unsalted - 10
Oil: canola, flaxseed, grapeseed, safflower, soybean, sunflower, olive - 1 teaspoon
Olives, black - 9
Olives, green - 10
Peanuts, unsalted - 10
Pistachios, unsalted - 15
Seeds, any variety, unsalted - 1 table spoon
Tofu chream cheese - 1 tablespoon
Tofu mayo - 2 teaspoons

Dairy - one serving of dairy per day

Cheese, part skim, light, or reduced fat, lower sodium - 2 ounces
Milk, lactaid, fatfree, skim, skimplus, soy - 8 ounces
yogurt, nonfat, light, artificially sweetened, any kind - 8 ounces

Extras - up to three per day! [not required]

One Tablespoon:

Barbecue sauce,
capers,
chocolate syrup [light],
cocktail sauce,
coffeemate liquid creamer [fatfree],
cool whip [fatfree],
half and half [fatfree],
horseradish,
jam [sugarfree],
ketchup,
maple syrup [sugarfree],
salad dressing [fatfree, less than 175mg of sodium per tablespoon],
salsa,
sour cream [light or fatfree],
teriyaki sauce [low sodium],
vinegar,
soy sauce [low sodium]

Others:

Jello - 1/2 cup
Jalapeno peppers, chopped - 1/4 cup
Honey - 1 teapsoon
Hot sauce - 1 teaspoon
Butter spray - 5 sprays
Mustard - 1 teapsoon
Sugar, white or brown - 1 teaspoon

In addition to the three Extras, you can use:

Artificial sweetener - up to three packets per day
Sugarless hard candy - up to 3 pieces per day
Sugarless gum - up to three pieces per day

Beverages

Crystal Light - up to 24 ounces per day
Coffee, decaf - unlimited
Coffee, regular - up to 2 cups per day
Snapple, diet - up to 24 ounces per day
Soda, diet - up to 24 ounces per day
Tea, decaf herbal - unlimited
Tea, regular - up to two cups daily
Water, calorie free, naturally flavored - up to 24 ounces per day




its the LA weight loss diet...does it sound healthy? I think I can eat it and stay low cal too!

Good Luck
 
This message is here because doll_parts85 is a retarded fat twit who needs a mirror to see her own cunt.
 
That's the perfect diet, if you want to get so fat that Geraldo does a special on you.

It's simple. No starches. No sugar. No salt. No processed food.

Eat only fresh meats, fruits and vegetables.

Eat all you want and still lose 15 pounds a month.
 
The Mutt said:
That's the perfect diet, if you want to get so fat that Geraldo does a special on you.

It's simple. No starches. No sugar. No salt. No processed food.

Eat only fresh meats, fruits and vegetables.

Eat all you want and still lose 15 pounds a month.

I'm vegetarian >.<
 
NO diet is healthy for you right now. Your preoccupation with this issue is seriously self-destructive. You have way, way bigger problems than your weight. If you work on becoming a productive, emotionally healthy person you will gain the tools to effectively lose weight. As long as you are "supplementing" your diet with starving, purging, bingeing etc, no diet will work for you. Make a definite choice as to where to place your energy. It's okay to say, "I'm not going to work on my weight issue right now. I know it's a problem, but it is going to have to wait. My priority needs to be X". You need to work with your mental health care givers and get deeper issues resolved first. Personally, I think if you focus on getting out of the house, meeting people IRL, and doing some sort of useful work (even stuffing envelopes for a charity will be worthwhile and change your self-perception) you will start to build self-esteem, which will aid you in your weight loss battle.

And don't bother to tell me it's too hard. Life is hard. If you want happiness and contentment and love you need to put time and energy into it. It will pay off if you do the work.

Above all: Get off the fucking internet. It is deceiving you into thinking that it is a replacement for an actual life. It isn't.

I am 99% certain that you will not listen to me, but that takes nothing away from me. I wish you luck in your journey, however you choose to proceed.



To those of you about to flame me: Yes, I know I just wasted 5 minutes of my life responding seriously to her. And, yet, somehow I feel better for having said it.
 
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restlessnights said:
NO diet is healthy for you right now. Your preoccupation with this issue is seriously self-destructive. You have way, way bigger problems than your weight. If you work on becoming a productive, emotionally healthy person you will gain the tools to effectively lose weight. As long as you are "supplementing" your diet with starving, purging, bingeing etc, no diet will work for you. Make a definite choice as to where to place your energy. It's okay to say, "I'm not going to work on my weight issue right now. I know it's a problem, but it is going to have to wait. My priority needs to be X". You need to work with your mental health care givers and get deeper issues resolved first. Personally, I think if you focus on getting out of the house, meeting people IRL, and doing some sort of useful work (even stuffing envelopes for a charity will be worthwhile and change your self-perception) you will start to build self-esteem, which will aid you in your weight loss battle.

And don't bother to tell me it's too hard. Life is hard. If you want happiness and contentment and love you need to put time and energy into it. It will pay off if you do the work.

Above all: Get off the fucking internet. It is deceiving you into thinking that it is a replacement for an actual life. It isn't.

I am 99% certain that you will not listen to me, but that takes nothing away from me. I wish you luck in your journey, however you choose to proceed.



To those of you about to flame me: Yes, I know I just wasted 5 minutes of my life responding seriously to her. And, yet, somehow I feel better for having said it.

Looks like she ignored you.
 
restlessnights said:
She always does. I don't degrade her or coddle her, so she has no use for me.

I just can't go out more often...I'm going out all the time now. I'm in two different group therapys...plus therapy, and I'm getting my teeth fixed...and I still have to go shopping and everything...its just too much, I can't handle it.
 
doll_parts85 said:
I just can't go out more often...I'm going out all the time now. I'm in two different group therapys...plus therapy, and I'm getting my teeth fixed...and I still have to go shopping and everything...its just too much, I can't handle it.
You might not be able to handle more now, but you will eventually, if you keep working at it. It's good to hear that you're taking steps in the right direction. My original point was that your obsession with weight loss isn't healthy and your dependence on on-line relationships isn't healthy. If you think you're making a concerted effort to get out of the house, then that's good. But why not raise the bar a little bit for your at-home time? What else can you do to stay active and use your free time in a more productive manner? Can you take an on-line course? Get involved in charity work that you could do from home (stuffing envelopes, answering a hotline)? Can you get a part-time job that you could do from home? How about a hobby? You could learn to knit or make jewelry out of beads. If you got good at it, you might even make a little cash selling your creations.

I have a great idea for you. Could you foster animals for the local pet rescue league? They need safe places for the animals to stay while they are finding permanent homes for them. Seems like that would be right up your alley.
 
restlessnights said:
You might not be able to handle more now, but you will eventually, if you keep working at it. It's good to hear that you're taking steps in the right direction. My original point was that your obsession with weight loss isn't healthy and your dependence on on-line relationships isn't healthy. If you think you're making a concerted effort to get out of the house, then that's good. But why not raise the bar a little bit for your at-home time? What else can you do to stay active and use your free time in a more productive manner? Can you take an on-line course? Get involved in charity work that you could do from home (stuffing envelopes, answering a hotline)? Can you get a part-time job that you could do from home? How about a hobby? You could learn to knit or make jewelry out of beads. If you got good at it, you might even make a little cash selling your creations.

I have a great idea for you. Could you foster animals for the local pet rescue league? They need safe places for the animals to stay while they are finding permanent homes for them. Seems like that would be right up your alley.

I'd love to do that...but I can't have cats or dogs in my apartment...its against the rules...but if they had small animals like bunnies or rats or something, I could.
 
doll_parts85 said:
I'd love to do that...but I can't have cats or dogs in my apartment...its against the rules...but if they had small animals like bunnies or rats or something, I could.
Make some phone calls. I bet they have smaller animals. Perhaps not as many as cats or dogs, but there are probably some. Animals tend to get anxious and upset in shelters. Even if they have shelter space for a bunny, the volunteers know that the bunny would be much happier in a home.
 
restlessnights said:
Make some phone calls. I bet they have smaller animals. Perhaps not as many as cats or dogs, but there are probably some. Animals tend to get anxious and upset in shelters. Even if they have shelter space for a bunny, the volunteers know that the bunny would be much happier in a home.

yeah :)
 
it's an excellent diet. my boss has lost over 50 pounds on it thus far, and i lost 20 when i was on it
 
For how long you have been talking about being distgustingly overweight if you have EXERCISED and ate the right foods you wouldn't be still complaing about being so grossly obese.
 
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