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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWMYhmJoONY Probably been posted already 8) ... A Documentary called How to Live to a Hundred , from the BBC in the UK. Watch at around 11:15; the lady (105 years old) claims that she likes a treat, eats toast for breakfast, but "rarely" eats outside of her three meal...

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MONDAY 7TH MAY (2013) Red Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: Red day :? Managed to wait until lunch with no problems, but then just ate lots of other things. I was ultra tired, and woke up with more cravings than usually following an excessive S day. But that isn't enough of an exc...

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SUNDAY 6TH APRIL (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: I wasn't as sensible today as I was on Saturday. But it wasn't too bad. I did a bit too much perma-snacking on stuff I don't even like all that much. But nothing too drastic - Especially in relation to my past S days. I'm...

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SATURDAY 5TH MAY (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: Was an enjoyable S day today. I had lunch and dinner, with a few snacks in between. Usually, I would have had breakfast, and I would have found it hard to control my intake of sweets for the whole day. But without anythin...

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FRIDAY 4TH MAY (2013) Green Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: Chicken and bacon sandwich Dinner: Pasta and bacon Notes: Was a nice enough green day. I was quite hungry before lunch. But it wasn't too big a deal. Felt stronger hunger again before dinner. Maybe I need to increase the size of my lunches, and...

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Eeyore wrote:I'm so happy you have found your NoS "groove"!!! Keep It Up!!!

Thank you very much, Eeyore

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So far, it's been a good change in many ways.

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THURSDAY 2ND MAY (2013) Green Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: Two fish wraps Dinner: Pasta and ratatouille Notes: Completely forgot to post here last night :P So this is for Thursday. It was a nice enough green day. Did feel a bit 'hungry' before lunch. But nothing I couldn't manage. Some days I feel li...

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WEDNESDAY 1ST MAY (2013) Green Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: Chicken wraps and prawns Dinner: Beans and two slices of bread Notes: Was another nice day. Again, I was hungry leading up to lunch. But it was an enjoyable hunger. I really am not missing breakfast right now. Lunch seems to taste much bette...

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TUESDAY 30TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: Pasta with sausage. Dinner: Fish finger and egg sandwich and fries Notes: Quite a straightforward green day, despite the fact that I didn't eat lunch until 14:00, and dinner until 20:00. And I wouldn't even say my meals were bigger than I w...

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MONDAY 29TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: Sausage and egg sandwich, with a slice of toast. Dinner: Lasagne and vegetables. Notes:[/quote] Was a really good green day. I found, as I expected, that by not eating breakfast, I (a) was more productive in the morning; and (b) felt less of...

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SUNDAY 28TH APRIL (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: I wasn't planning on checking-in for this weekend. I was going to wait until Monday (when I'm 'officially' starting two meals a day, instead of three).. But I had to check-in, as I had a couple of very good S days. I don...

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I'm starting to think breakfast isn't for me. Unless I'm really busy, I find eating an early meal just makes me 'hungrier' all day. I'm literally counting down the minutes 'til lunch from about 30 minutes after eating. It's gotten to the point where if I'm eating breakfast at 09:00, at 10:30 I'm fig...

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Wasn't a green day, but was still a good day. I had three plates of food (07:30, 18:00, and 19:00) one of them containing a chocolate cereal bar. Anyway.. Having given my red days more thought, I've realised a few things: 1) I wasn't drinking as much water as my first 9-10 days. During my green days...

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Well.... I've had a few hours to think things over. I'm not going to deviate from this plan. I managed to go two weeks on it until this Monday, and I felt good. None of my other 'plans' make as much sense, to be honest. I'll get back on track ASAP. And I'll use this as a learning experience. I'm goi...

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WEDNESDAY 24TH APRIL (2013) Red Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: From a good day to a bad one. I didn't get a great night's sleep, and woke up almost in the mood to not bother. I had one plate at around 9, and then just ate more. I then used this as an excuse to eat whatever I wa...

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TUESDAY 23RD APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: 3 slices of toast Lunch: A duck wrap, and packet of crisps (chips :wink: ) Dinner: Pasta with meatballs Notes: Today was a busy day. I usually don't have lunch on this day of week, due to my schedule. But today I had time, so I bought one of those meal...

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MONDAY 22TH APRIL (2013) Red Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: I'd love to report another green day, but unfortunately can't for today. It was, though, a positive day in a sense. Mondays are usually difficult for me (in relation to the other days) as are Thursdays (for some reason...

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SUNDAY 21TH APRIL (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: Following yesterday, today wasn't as 'good'. It wasn't too 'bad' - But I permasnacked too much for my liking. A nice reminder that one 'good' S Day doesn't mean I've arrived, or that I've cracked anything. I ate my first...

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SATURDAY 20TH APRIL (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: It's safe to say that Saturday was the best S Day I've had on No S; bar none. :D Back last summer I had atleast 10 S Day weekends; and not one of those 20+ days was as 'enjoyable' as today. Not one. All of them were fi...

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FRIDAY 19TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: 3 slices of toast. Lunch: Oatmeal and two sausages (Not together, of course :P ) Dinner: Pasta with sausage meatballs. Notes: It was a relatively straightforward green day. Had another longer break between lunch and dinner (Lunch being at 13:00 - Dinner...

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That is one of the concepts promoted in "Eating Less." The less we fight the urges and just accept that they are there (without giving in to them, of course), the faster they will go away (or lessen). Good job! :D And, yes, nothing makes dinner taste better than being REALLY hungry for it. Plain no...

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THURSDAY 18TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: 3 slices of toast Lunch: Egg and tuna sandwich Dinner: Spinach omelette and chicken Notes: Was quite a smooth day today. Had an early start, and due to my schedule; I had to have lunch at the earlier time of 12. It was also a busier evening than usual...

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Amy3010 wrote:This is a great way of looking at things - instead of beating yourself up for having those urges, you are able to almost welcome them as a necessary part of your recovery. Good for you!

Thank you

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WEDNESDAY 18TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: Tuna melt (Tuna and cheese toastie), and bowl of oatmeal Lunch: Sausage and egg sandwich Dinner: Tuna sandwich Notes: Was a little hungrier than usual today. Had breakfast at about 10; and by about 12 I felt ready for lunch. I was close to caving in ...

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yes this is my same problem with snacking. usually leads to bingeing. so i don't snack much on sdays. at least i didn't at first. now i am slowly learning to enjoy sday snacks. but it did stay in my mind for a long time as a free for all. Yeah. I've started to realise that the more I delay my sweet...

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TUESDAY 16TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: Turkey sandwich, and a small piece of Chicken pie (last night's leftover) Lunch: ---- Dinner: Chicken wings - with two slices of bread, to make a sandwich Notes: Tuesday is my long day at University. And I also have a double class during lunch hours; s...

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leafy_greens wrote:I eat more when I'm alone.

Me too.. When, in the past, I'd try 'intuitive' eating; I'd find I always conveniently felt 'hungry' whenever the last person had left the house, and I was alone.

No s combats this type of problem so well.

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It is great to be able to enjoy occasional indulgences without overdoing it and without feeling guilty isn't it ?! It does not have to be all or nothing any more! It is indeed great. And, like you said, it doesn't have to be all or nothing... Which, for me, it has been in the past. The desserts on ...

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MONDAY 15TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: Turkey curry sandwich, and two slices of toast. :oops: Lunch: Chicken wings Dinner: Mashed potato, mixed veg, and chicken pie. Notes: A relatively straightforward Green day. :D My Dad was away for work, and my Mum had to go work. My younger siblings, li...

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SUNDAY 14TH APRIL (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: Had a nice day. After church we went to my Aunty's house for my cousin's Birthday 8). There was lots of great food. And it felt great not having a restrictive 'Diet cloud' over my head on a day like this. Today, I could ...

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Congratulations on your green week and most importantly your positive attitude! This kind of attitude is hard to find and especially in young adults as you are. :!: Congratulations again for your great week! Thank you very much for popping by. I've actually tried to cut down on visiting this site. ...

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SATURDAY 13TH APRIL (2013) S Day Breakfast: ---- Lunch: ---- Dinner: ---- Notes: S Day :D Probably snacked a bit too much today. Had a good few chocolate biscuits and mini chocolates as well as my planned Apple pie, cusatrd and ice cream. But stuck, pretty well, to three meals otherwise. Wasn't a '...

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Well, you may be Anonymous but you certainly are not a Coward!! :wink: Good work sniffing the cookie instead of eating it! :lol: When I quit cigarettes I used to borrow friends unlit smokes and sniff them, too. :D You're doing good. The weekend is almost here! :wink: I even surprised myself with my...

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I'm knackered. Just got back from work at 3am, but had to do this before bed :D FRIDAY 12TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: Turkey curry sandwich, and the remaining handful of last night's homemade chips Lunch: French fries and 3 southern fried chicken wings Dinner: Aubergine and pork stew Notes: ...

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Atleast it's been what I've actually wanted to eat. And I haven't counted calories, whatsoever. Yay :!: Not many people can say that when they've started a new "plan." :) It's nice to accept the fact that - Some days I'll overeat on calories, and some days I'll undereat. Like most of us did natural...

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You posted on my thread - So I thought I'd pop by yours.
Nice to see you doing well... Reading through the two pages you have here - I can feel you getting stronger. Keep it up!

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THURSAY 11TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: Tuna melt (toastie) and two slices of toast Lunch: Tuna omelette (1 egg, 2 whites) and curry sauce Dinner: Homebaked chips, and Pork and aubergine stew. Notes: Had three half glasses of milk. Was quite a tough day in terms of No S. Was stuck at home al...

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MJ7910 wrote:sounds like you are off to a great start!

Thank you for checking my 'check in' out

Yeah. I hope to get through a good few weeks, getting this habit back down. I felt so free when I was on this back last summer.

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WEDNESDAY 10TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: 2 small slices of pizza (saved from yesterday) and a sausage sandwich Lunch: 1 slice of pizza and an egg sandwich Dinner: slice of chicken pie and homemade spicy baked wedges Notes: Had a glass of milk after breakfast, and half a glass after dinner. ...

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TUESDAY 9TH APRIL (2013) Green Day Breakfast: Lunch: Cheese and ham sandwich (3 slices of bread) 2 spoons of ratatouille Dinner: Fries and 1/2 steak patty Notes: Woke up late. Didn't have breakfast. Had a few periods of wanting to snack out of habit. But nothing too hard to manage. Had two glasses ...

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Right. I think it's time for one of these. I managed three plus months of green days last year. Time to get back to where I was. Nothing feels a freeing as 'No S'. Hopefully this daily check in will help keep me accountable, until I get to the stage when I don't need it. 8) I'll try to update every ...

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Still working well for me.. Last few weekends - I've been waiting until later to eat "sweets".. And my consumption level has decreased greatly. More importantly - I feel more relaxed, and I'm enjoying my sdays now. And it doesn't feel like deprivation. I used to eat sugary treats very early on my sd...

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Thank you for your responses.

I've taken wosnes' advice - and started to drink a glass of milk. Usually, it's either between breakfast and lunch, or actually with a meal.
I don't really drink it, unless I feel I need to.. But when I do - it seems to make all the difference.

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Once I've had lunch I'm usually alright... But an hour after Breakfast I'm more hungry than before... Like, I'm literally looking at the clock at 11 contemplating making myself a plate and calling it "early" lunch... Doesn't help that most of my week is spent at home, with nothing to do but revision...

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Breakfast can be beneficial for some, and detrimental to others... 'Breakfast' is officially the first meal of the day after fasting during your sleep. it doesn't have to be in the AM, and the body doesn't know what time it is on the clock. Where Breakfast can be beneficial is that it can help set t...

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Major (major) bump here. But this thread is so relevant to me. I started No S back in June 2012. I had 3 months of 100% green N-days before I lost my way in September. Throughout this time, I struggled with S-days every single weekend. I have a history of severe restriction - which led to binge eati...

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Thank you all for replying so soon. I'll take it into account. I think I'm probably overthinking this. When I did No S in the past I too got to the stage where I could actually miss a meal and not feel it very much. I have a history of quite bad binges, which is why I try to keep things as regular a...

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If for whatever reason you get a late night, and wake up late as a result (say 11am) do/would you still have 3 meals and call the first a late breakfast, then have a late lunch (say 3pm) and normal dinner... Or would you just wait an hour until 12 or half 12, and just eat two meals.. Obviously this ...

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If you missed breakfast because you were too busy and wouldn't be able to eat until later... Would you: Eat your breakfast and lunch closer together. (like 2 hours or so apart (still 2 plates and the same amount of food) Or put more food onto your lunch plate... Or just eat lunch... Bearing in mind ...

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Well... I can already tell the Lunch, dinner and 2nd dinner format isn't going to work...It has had me thinking about food, routine and all that jazz all day... I'm just going to stick to what worked well for weeks - Standard Breakfast, Lunch and dinner... I have no problems between Lunch and dinner...

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Hi guys... I've been meaning to sign up for ages... This is a looooooong ( I'm sorry in advance) intro to how I came to be here :? Origins I'm a (just turned) 20 year old guy from the UK... About two years ago (mid 2010) - I don't really know why, but I felt like getting into top shape... I was neve...

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Anyone really struggle between Breakfast and Lunch?

When you wake up late?

Me again :).. Another question.

New (to the forum, not to No s)... and have questions....