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Anybody else going to start a diet plan soon? That wants to email each other for support?

I am 20, 5’6 and weight 200 pounds. I need to lose 50 to be at the top of my healthy weight (which is 154-124) I am thinking about doing a low carb diet. (i find that easier for me) I do have a friend that I will start to exercise with, but it would be nice to have someone on here, or online to just talk to about thing. I have done this once before and became good friends with the girl. But she has lost alot of weight, and I am just not starting up again. (didnt do to well the first time I tried) but now I have inspiration. My best friends wedding. Leave a message with any tips, or email me if you like.


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3 Responses to “Anybody else going to start a diet plan soon? That wants to email each other for support?”

  1. romancexxmy2 Says:

    Bread, cereal, rice and pasta
    These foods have more complex carbs than simple. If you choose higher-fiber foods, like brown instead of white rice, or a high fiber cold cereal (All-Bran) instead of a sweetened, low fiber cereal (Fruit Loops), you’ll also get more complex carbs.

    Carbs Calories
    1/2 a medium bagel 15 85
    2-inch biscuit 15 105
    Small blueberry muffin 15 110
    1 slice bread 10 60
    1/2 hamburger or hot dog bun 10 60
    1 cup cold cereal 25 110
    1/2 cup plain oatmeal 15 75
    1/2 cup flavored oatmeal 25 110
    1/2 cup cooked noodles or pasta 15 80
    1 cup popcorn 5 25
    1 ounce pretzels 20 105
    1/2 cup rice 25 110
    1 flour tortilla 15 85
    5 saltines 10 60
    Bakery products
    These foods contain primarily simple carbs (sugar).

    Carbs Calories
    1 piece angel food cake 30 140
    1 piece chocolate cake 40 235
    1 fig bar 10 50
    1 granola bar 15 110
    Fruit
    Fruit, especially fruit juice, is essentially made up of simple carbs. However, the fiber, vitamins and phytochemicals in fresh, frozen or canned fruit are essential to a healthy, balanced diet.

    Carbs Calories
    1 medium apple 20 80
    3/4 cup apple juice 20 80
    1 medium banana 25 105
    1 medium orange 15 65
    1 cup watermelon 10 50
    3/4 cup orange juice 20 80
    Vegetables
    Vegetables are primarily complex carbohydrates.

    Carbs Calories
    1 medium carrot 10 30
    1/2 cup corn 20 90
    1 large baked potato 50 220
    1 large sweet potato 30 120
    Milk and yogurt
    These contain primarily simple carbs. Remember that the calcium and vitamin D found in milk and yogurt are important parts of a healthy diet.

    Carbs Calories
    1 cup skim milk 10 85
    1 cup fruit-flavored yogurt 10 225

    Legumes
    Legumes (dried beans and peas like lentils, split peas, kidney beans and chickpeas) provide protein as well as complex carbs.
    Carbs Calories
    1/2 cup chickpeas 20 120
    1/2 cup kidney beans 19 105
    1 cup lentil soup 20 125
    Protein – Soy burgers and other "veggie" meats, soy milk, tofu, soy cheese, low fat milk, yogurt and cheese, nuts and soy nuts, peanut butter, eggs and egg whites
    Iron – Enriched grains, pasta, rice and breads, iron-fortified ready-to-eat cereals and "veggie" meats, oatmeal, barley, nuts, sunflower seeds, legumes (dried peas and beans, such as black, kidney and navy beans and chick peas), whole wheat bread, blackstrap molasses, tomato juice, broccoli, and dried fruits such as apricots, currants, figs, raisins and prunes
    Zinc – Soy milk, tofu, fortified soy burgers, soybeans, cooked or dry roasted, fortified "veggie" meats, legumes, nuts and seeds, wheat germ and fortified ready-to-eat cereals
    Vitamin B12 – Eggs and low fat or nonfat dairy foods. Fortified foods such as ready-to-eat cereals, soy milk and soy burgers. Note: Check the Nutrition Fact Panel on the food product’s label to ensure that vitamin B12 has been added. A vitamin supplement is also an option.
    Calcium – Low fat or nonfat dairy foods, calcium fortified soy milk and orange juice or other calcium-fortified foods, tofu made with calcium, broccoli, bok choy, okra, kale, mustard greens, almonds and a calcium supplement
    Vitamin D – Low fat or nonfat milk, fortified soy milk, soy yogurt, regular yogurt and ready-to-eat cereals. A vitamin supplement is also a reliable source.
    Vitamin A – Fortified low fat or nonfat milk, deep orange and leafy green vegetables and fruits, such as pumpkin, butternut squash, carrots, apricots, cantaloupes, spinach and kale
    Omega-3-Fatty Acids – Fish, especially fatty fish, such as salmon and sardines, walnuts, ground flaxseeds, tofu, soybeans, and soybean, canola, flaxseed and walnut oils

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    Bran muffin, large (454)
    Cheese popcorn, 3 cups (172)
    Chocolate cream-filled cookies, 2 (82)
    Donut, glazed (242)
    Granola cereal, cup (285)
    Oriental rice, cup (340)
    Waffle, homemade, 7-inch (218) Bagel, small (157)
    Bran muffin, small (178)
    Light popcorn, 3 cups (60)
    Chocolate graham crackers, sheet (70)
    English muffin, whole wheat (130)
    Raisin bran, cup (94)
    Brown rice, steamed (108)
    Pancake, two 4-inch (172) 203
    276
    112
    12
    112
    191
    232
    46

    Vegetables Broccoli with cheese sauce, cup (57)
    Fast food French fries, large (520)
    Potato salad, 1 cup (358) Broccoli, steamed, cup (26)
    Fast food French fries, small (220)
    Potato, baked, medium (161) 31
    300
    197

    Fruit Banana chips, 1 ounce (147)
    Peaches canned in heavy syrup,
    cup (97)
    Banana, 1 medium (109)
    Peaches canned in juice,
    cup (55) 38

    42

    Dairy Foods Cheddar cheese, 1 ounce (114)
    Ice cream, vanilla, rich cup (259)
    Milk, whole, 1 cup (149)
    Yogurt, fruit, sweetened with sugar,
    8 ounces (238) Cheddar cheese, low fat, 1 ounce (49)
    Ice cream, vanilla, nonfat cup (100)
    Nonfat milk, 1 cup (86)
    Yogurt, fruit, sweetened with sugar
    substitute, 8 ounces (120) 65
    159
    63

    118

    Fats, Oils & Sweets Baking chocolate, 1 oz (146)
    Mayonnaise, 1 T (100)
    Margarine, 1 T (99)
    Salad dressing, Ranch, 2 T (148)
    Soda, 12 fl. oz (152) Cocoa, 1 oz (68)
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    Light margarine, 1 T (50)
    Salad dressing, Ranch, light, 2 T (77)
    Diet soda, 12 fl.oz (0) 78
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    71
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  2. chicyuna Says:

    That would be a great idea! I’ll admit, I don’t have nearly that amount of weight to lose, but the idea of having a buddy sounds great! I was doing soooooooo well, until this weekend. It sucked ’cause I wanted to crawl into a hole, and I didn’t really have anyone to talk to. My e-mail is chicyuna@yahoo.com. Give me a shout!

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