Originally posted by: BSEagle1
Oh yeah...and you might want to avoid diet sodas. There is some downright evil stuff in those that just is not worth it.
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: BSEagle1
Oh yeah...and you might want to avoid diet sodas. There is some downright evil stuff in those that just is not worth it.
please enlighten me..
Originally posted by: Omegachi
cock in teh mouf
Originally posted by: kogase
Try to make most of your meals with very filling ingredients. Mostly grains that are cooked and absorb water. Oatmeal, pasta, rice, etc. Pay no attention to all that anti-carb nonsense, pay attention to calories.
Originally posted by: src
Originally posted by: kogase
Try to make most of your meals with very filling ingredients. Mostly grains that are cooked and absorb water. Oatmeal, pasta, rice, etc. Pay no attention to all that anti-carb nonsense, pay attention to calories.
well, sort of. oatmeal is good, but pasta and rice will give your blood sugar spike and you'll be hungry again soon
Originally posted by: AnyMal
I'm trying to get my weight under control by cutting managing types of food I eat and portion sizes. The problem is, I can't seem to develop a meal plan that will keep my satisfied after I eat. I feel hungry!
Example: for lunch I had a SmartOnes entee and an apple. An hour later I was hungry again so I had a small bag (1 oz) of beef jerky. An hour later I was hungry again
Are there any foods, meals that help supress hunger and still good for me?
Try to make most of your meals with very filling ingredients. Mostly grains that are cooked and absorb water. Oatmeal, pasta, rice, etc. Pay no attention to all that anti-carb nonsense, pay attention to calories.
Originally posted by: Quasmo
Speed did it for me. I dont eat as much when I'm on the stuff definately has helped with my weight loss. (Talking about amphetamines, like adderall)
