NOS and Glass Ceiling
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 8:24 pm
I started visiting here after following a link for glass ceiling, thinking that my boozing was out of hand (like most here in the UK!)
So, anyhow, I've had a massive change of lifestyle with the glass ceiling. It has taught me moderation and got me to appreciate what I drink rather than habitually throwing beer down my neck. I have had a couple of lapses but, importantly, it was still a lot less than I usually drink and made me realise how I didn't really like booze as much as I thought I did.
What a fool I've been, lining the landlord's pocket and damaging my liver out of... well habit I guess.
Anyhow, was half heartedly following the NOS diet (ie failing!) but got to thinking how deprivation of 2 things at once seemed doomed to failure.
But here's my plan.
I NOS through the week (N days) where I also have my evening drink or 2. At weekends I don't have a drink (now no longer feel the knee-jerk weekend binge mentality) and instead use my S day treats instead.
So the moderate drinking gets me through the N day drudgery and my S Day treats give my liver a break.
I think a definite ying/yang thing going on here which is already paying dividends. Looking forward to seeing how my Summer cycling will improve as a result!
Cheers!
So, anyhow, I've had a massive change of lifestyle with the glass ceiling. It has taught me moderation and got me to appreciate what I drink rather than habitually throwing beer down my neck. I have had a couple of lapses but, importantly, it was still a lot less than I usually drink and made me realise how I didn't really like booze as much as I thought I did.
What a fool I've been, lining the landlord's pocket and damaging my liver out of... well habit I guess.
Anyhow, was half heartedly following the NOS diet (ie failing!) but got to thinking how deprivation of 2 things at once seemed doomed to failure.
But here's my plan.
I NOS through the week (N days) where I also have my evening drink or 2. At weekends I don't have a drink (now no longer feel the knee-jerk weekend binge mentality) and instead use my S day treats instead.
So the moderate drinking gets me through the N day drudgery and my S Day treats give my liver a break.
I think a definite ying/yang thing going on here which is already paying dividends. Looking forward to seeing how my Summer cycling will improve as a result!
Cheers!