Hello, ladies. Have you ever tried one and have succeeded? And kept the results?
I just tried one for 9 days, felt great, lots of energy, I substituted coffee with green tea (still need that caffeine).. I would feel great, my skin would look shiny and fresh.. I would run/ swim, go to yoga and sleep better.. I didn't weigh myself, but probably lost 10lbs
One day I ran for 1,5 hours and the next day I opened chocolate truffles I received for holidays and "blacked out" and eat them all! Went to store for more.
Well, I have done this before so it wasn't a big surprise. I struggle to find balance what I know is the most important aspect of a healthy full living.
For me it is rather - all or nothing, I have periods when I run 30 mi a week, eat very clean and small portions and lose up to 20 lbs, feel great, then for some reason (excuse), like busy at work or similar and I just stop caring, eat some fries with dark beer at a local brewery, cheese cakes etc etc, weight comes back and lack of energy, moody..
I have some knowledge about nutrition and I have a pt certificate so it is not a lack of information issue, it is more like, how can I find balance? How can I stop that all or nothing attitude.. I feel super motivated or stop caring all together.
I have always been athletic (grove up playing sports semi professional).. I ran distance and track and played basketball what resulted in an athletic built legs and I would weigh more than I look, though never more than 140 lbs, I am 5'4).
I wonder what keeps others motivated?
I just tried one for 9 days, felt great, lots of energy, I substituted coffee with green tea (still need that caffeine).. I would feel great, my skin would look shiny and fresh.. I would run/ swim, go to yoga and sleep better.. I didn't weigh myself, but probably lost 10lbs
One day I ran for 1,5 hours and the next day I opened chocolate truffles I received for holidays and "blacked out" and eat them all! Went to store for more.
Well, I have done this before so it wasn't a big surprise. I struggle to find balance what I know is the most important aspect of a healthy full living.
For me it is rather - all or nothing, I have periods when I run 30 mi a week, eat very clean and small portions and lose up to 20 lbs, feel great, then for some reason (excuse), like busy at work or similar and I just stop caring, eat some fries with dark beer at a local brewery, cheese cakes etc etc, weight comes back and lack of energy, moody..
I have some knowledge about nutrition and I have a pt certificate so it is not a lack of information issue, it is more like, how can I find balance? How can I stop that all or nothing attitude.. I feel super motivated or stop caring all together.
I have always been athletic (grove up playing sports semi professional).. I ran distance and track and played basketball what resulted in an athletic built legs and I would weigh more than I look, though never more than 140 lbs, I am 5'4).
I wonder what keeps others motivated?
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