Newbie saying hi!
Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 4:15 pm
I'm on day 3 officially and it's been pretty simple so far (but then I haven't been Tested by any extreme circumstances yet). I am easily resisting all the snacks we keep out at work for our clients which used to be the bane of my existence. I'd grab handfuls every time I passed the table.
I lost over 60 pounds over 10 years ago using weight watchers and managed to keep off over 30 of them. Two years ago I rejoined and lost 20 pounds which have been slowly inching back on since I met my boyfriend (who is a personal trainer BTW. How ironic is that?).
I turn 40 in less than three months and on my quest to be 40, fit and fabulous i started exercising regularly and was contemplating doing weight watchers again or maybe try paleo. Neither of which option was feeling especially appealing Or sustainable for the long-term. After carefully examining my Habits surrounding food (I.e. mindless, continuous snacking and overeating at meals just because its there, not because I'm still hungry) it feels like the no S diet addresses my issues. I'm less concerned with losing weight and more interested in losing body fat, building muscle, being fit and active and Not obsessing over food.
I do better when I have somebody else's Rules to follow and not my own that I can (and will) arbitrarily modified endlessly. The No S diet Way of life seems infinitely obtainable and maintainable. Looking forward to the journey!
I lost over 60 pounds over 10 years ago using weight watchers and managed to keep off over 30 of them. Two years ago I rejoined and lost 20 pounds which have been slowly inching back on since I met my boyfriend (who is a personal trainer BTW. How ironic is that?).
I turn 40 in less than three months and on my quest to be 40, fit and fabulous i started exercising regularly and was contemplating doing weight watchers again or maybe try paleo. Neither of which option was feeling especially appealing Or sustainable for the long-term. After carefully examining my Habits surrounding food (I.e. mindless, continuous snacking and overeating at meals just because its there, not because I'm still hungry) it feels like the no S diet addresses my issues. I'm less concerned with losing weight and more interested in losing body fat, building muscle, being fit and active and Not obsessing over food.
I do better when I have somebody else's Rules to follow and not my own that I can (and will) arbitrarily modified endlessly. The No S diet Way of life seems infinitely obtainable and maintainable. Looking forward to the journey!