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I'm sure that we've all heard of the TV show *My 600 Pound Life*. I don't think I've watched more than one episode from start to finish, but they all seem to follow the same basic formula. What would happen if the morbidly obese person profiled in each episode tried the Mediterranean diet? As far as I can tell, the only two options available to Dr. Now's patients are the extremely unhealthy diet that led to their morbid obesity and Dr. Now's prescribed crash diet of just 1200 calories per day. Apparently, anything BETWEEN these two opposite extremes is off the table. A high-fiber low-sodium Mediterranean/DASH diet is my normal diet. The dietary fiber, prot...

Gonna keep this short because I know nobody wants to read a wall of text. 18 months ago I was 26 years old waking up exhausted every day, zero morning erections, training 4x a week with almost nothing to show for it, and a sex drive that had completely flatlined. Got my testosterone tested expecting it to be normal. 450 ng/dl. My doctor said that was "within range." I looked it up. That's the range for a man in his late 60s. I spent the next 6 months going deep on everything — nutrition, sleep, training style, what I was unknowingly exposing myself to daily — and rebuilt my entire approach from scratch. Retested 6 months later. 1,055 ng/dl. No TRT. No steroids. No ...

**Ever had the bonk hit you out of nowhere on a long ride?** **I have.** **One minute I was riding. The next, I was dizzy, blurry-eyed, and trying to think clearly enough to get myself safely off the highway.** It was in 92, while on an impromptu multi-day tour of part of Vancouver Island and the BC Sunshine Coast. **It was the morning of our second day, heading from Nanaimo to Bowser for the next overnight stop.** Pushing hard on the pedals to move this heavy machine of a bike up the slow rise, I started to get dizzy and my eyes were going blurry. Didn't know “bonk” then, but knew enough about nutrition, to know I needed something and fast. It was on the Island Highwa...

The tl;dr version of my IBS is that I’ve struggled with constipation since day 1, and have had varying levels of various other symptoms over the years, with the last 4 years being primarily severe sulfur gas, constipation that sometimes flipped to borderline-diarrhea, and occasional GERD and gastritis. Plus a few other little fun things sprinkled in here and there. I also have POTS. I’ve spent thousands at doctors, and have tried countless supplements. Spent sooo many nights crying, thinking I would never get better. This year it seems like I started fitting puzzle pieces together. I found out that I’m deficient in multiple vitamins (primarily B12, D, and ferritin), and started s...

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I know we are supposed to avoid highly processed foods but what is the extent of that? Like I use whey protein powder in whatever I can to get protein boosts throughout the day, but that’s technically highly processed. Or I use a granola that’s high fiber and high protein but nearly no sugar. Minimal ingredients but technically highly processed. Is there a level of highly processed food that is acceptable?

F 48 SW 164 CW 135 GW 125 I've been on Zepbound for more than a year. I've lost almost 20% of my weight. The first few weeks were a bit hard but then I had no side effects that I could complain about. It was so easy after that. No food noise, no counting what I ate (except trying to get enough protein since that's really hard for me). I start enjoying exercising again. Liking what I saw in the photos. I stopped hating the fitting rooms... Now it feels like that time was the honeymoon. When I hit the plateau on 10mg, I decided maybe this was good enough, that this could be my maintenance so I stayed for a long time. But then, I started to gain weight and realized maybe I ...

Hey there. I've been fasting for about two months now-- It was great. It's still good, I still prefer this as a 'way of eating' and a lifestyle in general; it's helped quite a bit in several ways. I'm doing it to become healthier in general. Focus on heavy nutrient food. Antioxidants. Ditched all soda, for example. I know that fasting isn't necessarily a way to pave the way towards weight loss, and it is more about 'calories in, calories out' - you just have to eat less. And this is not something I actually have a problem with. I don't really get hunger pains, even after sixteen hours. However, I seem to have hit a wall. I don't know...

Do not hesitate to grab a loaf or two of this if you see it. It tastes delicious and will make your kitchen smell amazing if you toast it. I've been eating it with just some melted butter it's so good. Sandwiches are also much better on this despite the loaf being a little shorter than regular bread.

Nunca he ido realmente al gimnasio. Me he mantenido en relativa buena forma gracias al trabajo. Mido 180 y peso 90kg pero no hay mucha definición muscular y soy skinny fat. Empecé hace un mes a controlar mi dieta, a suplementar proteína y contar macros. Y a ir al gimnasio. Esta es la rutina que estoy haciendo después de leer bastante e informarme realmente de lo que se debe buscar en cuanto a entrenamiento. Voy empezando y aún batallo con ciertos ejercicios. Pero quiero saber qué tan buena o mala es esta rutina que saqué de la manga con chat gpt y que he ido refinando para evitar el ser redundante en ciertos músculos.

I know this is fat. I’m in a calorie deficit. Lost 15lbs in 2 months so far. But what I want to make sure I do, is workout my arms so this doesn’t turn into too much of loose skin. I feel like yall are the professionals in here. I’m not just looking for what body part to work out, bc I know, triceps. But which exercises exactly can I do to make sure as I lose fat, this can maybe tighten up. Please please don’t discourage me. I’m a little defeated already. I know my arms don’t look the best. I truly am counting every calorie. I am in a 600 deficit. I am weighing everything on my food scale. And I am focusing on protein. I truly would like advice, everyone in here looks great!!! Th...

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I’m wondering if anyone has a remedy for when they’re endlessly thirsty and drinking so much water does not seem To quench the thirst. I try to avoid electrolyte drinks, they have sodium, and I feel like I am already consuming sodium and electrolytes through my food. I drink smoothies and eat protein and veggies that have salt in them already. I don’t want extra sodium. I am Constantly drinking water and I pee a lot and my pee is Completely clear. I neeeed a remedy Side note: does anyone else also feel endlessly thirsty and then they’re better after they eat something, but go back to being thirsty an hour later? Or am I just crazy

Bear with me, this may be an ignorant question. New baby, eight weeks old, has bad reflux with lots of spitting up, fatigue, gas, bloating. All this coupled with slow growth. Big sister was diagnosed with Celiac at age 5 and suffered from some serious malabsorption issues before starting the GF Diet, so wife and I are very sensitive to the growth issues. Wife and I have tested negative, but we know there is a chance it could manifest at any time later in life, and new baby is at increased chance of developing CeD. Mom is breastfeeding and we are supplementing (like 10%) with an organic formula… no gluten ingredients but not certified GF. So the question is, can an infant who is not ea...

**Ever had the bonk hit you out of nowhere on a long ride?** **I have.** **One minute I was riding. The next, I was dizzy, blurry-eyed, and trying to think clearly enough to get myself safely off the highway.** **It was in ’92, while on an impromptu multi-day tour of part of Vancouver Island and the BC Sunshine Coast.** **The morning of our second day, heading from Nanaimo to Bowser for the next overnight stop, I was pushing hard on the pedals to move this heavy machine of a bike up a slow rise.** **I didn’t know “bonk” then, but I knew enough about nutrition to know I needed something — and fast.** **Cars and trucks were zooming by on the Island Highway.** **Getting to the ...

I’m celiac so no gluten at all so my options are limited, I’ve recently learned gf oats are a migraine trigger which are in almost everything that’s gluten free foods so my options are almost non existent for gf foods. I’m dairy free so again options are limited and I’ve recently learned I’m extremely sensitive to pea protein which is in almost anything vegan or plant based making shopping a nightmare bc everything I pick up has something I can’t eat it’s so overwhelming I want to cry every time I go shopping. Not to mention Keppra has made eating impossible since April and my stomach is painful with everything I eat I can barely eat 2 meals a day I’ll get 4 bites into a me...