Showing posts with label weight loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weight loss. Show all posts

Saturday, June 18, 2011

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Current - Day 22 - weight 194 lbs


Day 15 - weight 195 lbs


Day 1 - weight 198 lbs


The Goal - Day 45 - most likely 189 lbs

Day 22 Progress

Here’s my progress so far!  Ive noticed steady improvement since Day 1 and am really starting to see how close I am to my ultimate goal.  This 45 day jumpstart has been great so far, but it only motivates me to keep it going for the rest of my life.  I have finally found a lifestyle that has created immediate results but with long term health as the ultimate goal.  My energy levels are high and constant.  My motivation, strength, and stamina feel as good as they have ever been. 

The “discipline” to keep it up is almost non-existent.  I work out in the morning because it makes me feel better all day.  I eat healthy to fuel my energy and mood.  I almost never have cravings for foods outside of what Im supposed to eat.  If I cheat, its easy to forget about and get right back on track.  Its amazing whats possible when you narrow down your diet and exercise program to the few things that are truly important and beneficial. 



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Topiramate, better known by Topamax, is a prescription medication used mainly to help with epileptic seizures and migraine headaches.  Topamax gained approval for sale on the US Markets ins 1998, since then it has been a immensely popular drug.  One of the main reasons why Topamax has become so popular is that it works by attempting to avoid the seizures and headaches before they happen rather than simply just relieving the pain the symptoms cause.  Topamax is able to do this by keeping both the chemicals that excite the nervous system under control for migraines and not allowing the nerve cells in the brain to get excited for seizures. 

Topamax, like many other prescription drugs, does have its own side effects, these side effects are predominate mainly with pregnant women. Topamax has been known to cause several types of birth defects to unborn children.  One of the most common defects are cleft lips and palates, which are gaps due to the non-fusion of the particular body parts pre-birth.   The increase of the number birth defects linked to Topamax has caused the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to require the makers of the drug to revise warning labels to include possible effects on pregnant women.   The Advisory, dated March 3, 2011, has already by complied to by the makers of Topamax.

For many, however, these updates have already come too late.  Studies shows that the frequency of cleft palate/lip birth defects caused by mothers who have taken Topamax during pregnancy has risen in the recent years.   Also shown in these studies is that babies of mothers still in their first trimester of pregnancy are the most vulnerable to these side effects.   Though these birth defects are treatable, the multiple surgeries required are both costly and painful to the child. 

If you believe that your child was born with a cleft palate or lip due to your Topamax in take during pregnancy then you should get the compensation that you deserve.  Though it may be difficult to gain this compensation a good Topamax Lawyer should give you the information and consultation you need to move forward. 

Yin Yoga for the Neck“I love myself for registering for the Long Beach Marathon. I’ll love myself even more when I finish it. I’ll savor every minute of training!”

- yours truly

So I got about 2.5 hours of sleep. Ugh. I am running on adrenaline and a homemade latte. Just finished cardio and stretching at the gym. I will need to nap, but hope to keep it on the short side.

Since I was up a lot last night, I thought about other things I could do that is being nice to myself and I realized I could pay more attention to my appearance. Because when I think I look good, I feel better about myself as a result?

Also this would help me declutter. You see, I have a ton of beauty samples. I’m on my 9th month as a member of birchbox.com; they send me 4-5 (sometimes more) deluxe-sized (sometimes full size) make-up, skincare, and haircare samples. I pay $10 per month or sometimes use my loyalty points toward my membership as well. While the value of the items more than pays me back, I should use it all, right? Well, I do use everything. But I could use them more often and not just on special occasions. I deserve to look and feel Bice every day. Now where is that eye cream and concealer? I need it pronto.

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that was made with CHICKPEAS. (plus peanut butter, vanilla, flax seed, & dark chocolate.)

the verdict? They are amazing. Seriously. Rich & buttery but with no butter or egg.

Plus, gluten-free and dairy-free to boot. Definitely a great way to satisfy a sweet tooth, as they are full of omega-3’s and other healthy fat + protein. They’re still sugary, so not something to mindlessly munch on. But still. Damn good. Even husband likes ‘em.

WIN for the crazy baker in me.

xo



Inspiration to start thinking about what I’m ingesting because as I get older I have to take even better care of my body.



Friday, June 17, 2011

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  1. Cleaning the house. 
  2. Running.
  3. Going out with Jaime.
  4. Work out again. 



This is what happens in my Health and Human Development class. One of my good friends draws this and says very loudly ‘MY REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM LOOKS LIKE A TELLETUBBIE!’

Hey Dudes,

The title says it all.  I don’t really know why I am not dropping more weight.  I have been doing fairly intense exercise 3 times a week.  I have given up fried food (with only one or two small slip ups).  I gave up coffee.  I have cut out most sweets (I am a sucker for fro-yo).  I have increased my veggies, cooked more and ordered out less. 

My boyfriend insists that I am building muscle which is making my weight stay the same though I may be losing fat.  I have heard of this happening, but I still feel that something should be more notably different.  I am also fairly cranky because besides my usual sleep deprivation, I injured both feet in stupid ways yesterday. 

At work I dropped an enormous padlock on the top of my foot, which I now feel a stabbing feeling through the center of with every step.  And then last night a curling iron fell off the bathroom counter.  I’d like to pretend that I endured the pain like some Die Hard-esque hero, but it fell so hard on my foot that it cut my toe open with it’s dull side.  I seriously screamed and cried like a toddler.  I felt like I was going to vomit - it felt like I stubbed my toe so hard that it exploded.

OK enough of that.

Anyway, I will have to give my feet a day to heal.  Not to mention my body which is basically just aching all the time at this point.  AND SLEEP.  I am so exhausted.  I feel worn fairly thin… not as thin as I’d like of course.  Buh dum bump.  I imagine a large part of my lack of weight loss has to do with my lack of sleep.  Staying up later equals more late night calories (despite my attempts to curb that) as well as no opportunity for my body to repair itself.

So now it’s time to learn the importance of sleep.  Thanks for following this stuff guys.  It keeps me honest.

the promise of rain, a 4 mile walk around the lake, our favorite gosling, a 3.5 mile run, a deer sighting, holding hands.

****

had the most unexpectedly invigorating workout last night. everything was just so calm and the air was so cool that I couldn’t help but go for a walk, then a run. I didn’t run very fast. (ten minute miles, so a jog really.) but it felt GOOD. the nagging hip trouble (hello old lady) was gone for a brief magical hour and a half, and I experienced that strange runner’s nirvana that made me fall in love with running to begin with. plus now I can do more than 10 push-ups, cause I’ve been working on them all week.

***

BAM.

I got up at 4:30 AM like any other day, made my way to our meeting spot and set out on our 5 mile course. With 6 of us running and the conversations dry we decided to have an “Indian Run”..with a twist! So the leader asked a question and everyone had to answer as they made their way to the front. The last one in line makes up another question and it continues. It was a blast hearing some of the answers and thinking up some questions. First one: What’s your favorite beer? Except since I don’t drink ( I’m 19!) they asked “What’s your favorite juice box?” Hahaha! I love my running club!

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i ate like a lardo. idk what was with me but i was STARVIN MARVIN today.

breakfast:

  • porkroll egg and cheese :(

lunch:

  • these chili flavored chips
  • a mini italian sub, like 3 inches long lol

dinner:

  • fish burrrrrito! (roll that r!) it was so good. baked talapia with tartar sauce, romaine and chopped fresh green beansss all in a whole wheat wrap. yum diddly yum yum.

my face hurts like an @%$(*@$ $@^@*$^!$)!$^$!$!. I don’t exactly know what bad words I’m choosing to say there, use your imagination.

Any recipe suggestions? All I have right now is grapefruit and strawberry smoothies.. :X Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

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I volunteered this morning for the Susan G. Komen Race for the cure event in Downtown Raleigh today and it was absolutely amazing!  I really felt like I was doing something so much bigger than myself, even though it was just passing out water every little bit helps!

This event was really important for me because I lost one of my cousins to it a few years ago.  We didn’t have the greatest relationship but she was family and I really wish that our relationship would’ve been different but I guess it was her time. Regardless, I will celebrate her life and let her know that she is not forgotten.

I got really emotional while being there today because I’m battling cancer now.  I have skin cancer, I was diagnosed in March of this year and it was a hard thing to come to terms with.  I just started chemotherapy las month and it was the scariest thing I’ve ever been through.  While it’s not fatal or life threatening it still takes a toll on my body.  Cancer is Cancer and while I’m going through my fight I will do everything I can encourage others.

I’ll be participating in this race and many other’s from now on because I absolutely loved the way I felt today!  Just being there with other people who have beaten cancer, friends and family who know people who have cancer, and just general supporters of a good cause!  If there is a foundation in your area and they are doing anything in the community, please, Please, PLEASE get involved.  You don’t have to personally know someone but just think….your supporting life, health, and strength…WHO WOULDN’T WANT THAT! 

“Happiness lies, first of all, in health.”

- George William Curtis

how nervous I am! My race…my 10 mile race..my FIRST road race..is tomorrow at 8 am!

And I’m going to tear it up!

I just hope that I will stay fueled up and that I don’t experience any pains. I’m running with my shuffle so I’ll have some distraction just in case :]

Nope, your skin is very elastic. If you lose the fat and strengthen your core, your stomach will tighten up.

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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Want To Know What To Eat To Lose Weight Fast?

Sometimes I realize that I’ve eaten so poorly at the end of the day and it scares me so much. What if my health slowly slips away because I don’t know how to eat properly? Because that’s what it is - I don’t know how. I don’t know what I should be eating and I don’t know how to make it. I don’t know how to find the motivation to make something and I feel appalled at the idea of eating another bowl of mac and cheese.

I’ve eaten so little since I’ve been home because I feel so powerless over my food. What’s in the fridge has very little to do with me beyond requests I may make and dinner is not my plan. I know I didn’t take the initiative at the apartment to eat properly, but I still did better than I am now because I felt more responsible for my food than I do here. I open the fridge and see nothing that interests me, so I just close it and sit back down.

I know that somewhere there’s a book or website that can help me, but I don’t know how to find it. I need new and exciting suggestions for food that go step-by-step and ease me into the concept of cooking. Lunch is my enemy, because I hate the standard sandwich, hot dog or mac and cheese. But what the fuck else is there to eat for lunch?

After a talk with the wife, more research and a documentary later I have decided to try going partly raw vegan for a month and see how it goes.

Smokers

Recently, my boss bought me insurance and I have to say, this is pretty awesome. I haven’t had insurance in over 10 years. I had a bicycle accident several years ago and when it was all said and done I paid somewhere between $3,000-$5,000 and that’s after I decided to skip out of physical therapy which was costing me $300 a session. What was the damage? Three stitches in my head and a broken collar bone. For those that have not had a broken collar bone, they can’t actually do much about it. They just line up the bone and give you a canvass sling to help keep it in place so that hopefully it’ll heal properly. My bone was lined up already so they just gave me a sling. I wonder what I would have paid with insurance.


Yesterday I got my adderall (for ADHD). Usually I pay somewhere from $85-$100 for this. It’s expensive stuff and that’s generic! I thought that it would be half the price with insurance but nope. I paid $15. If I had gotten it on campus it would have been cheaper. Is this what the real people in this country pay? The people that don’t “choose” to be poor? No wonder they think everything is fine and don’t want to change the system. It is! It’s fine for them. So what if over 50 million people in America don’t have that privilege.

Follow The Belly Project if:

  • You binge
  • You cry about how you look
  • You love how you look
  • You stop eating for days
  • You would never starve yourself
  • You try crazy diets
  • You’ve never dieted a day in your life
  • You work out too much
  • You don’t work out at all
  • You look at pictures of skinny people
  • You avoid skinny people
  • You stare in the mirror for hours
  • You avoid mirrors
  • You consider purging
  • You would never purge
  • You look at proana/promia websites and blogs
  • You are antiana/antimia

Because The Belly Project isn’t about being proana/antiana. It’s not about being fit. It’s about the path to finding health and peace with the way you look.

This path takes me all over the map. There is no rhyme or reason to this blog. It’s not strictly ana and it’s not strictly health or fitness. It is about my struggle to be healthy. And I open my heart to anyone going through the same struggle.

Health-related challenges, if you will. I had a whole list of them earlier this year, but sadly fell off the wagon one challenge at a time. So now they return!

Current challenge: Caffeine Free.

I was caffeine free on my earlier run of challenges for about two months. Then, of course, finals rolled around, and then I was drinking coffee and Diet Dr. Pepper like there was no tomorrow. And I continued through last week, as I was volunteering at a camp and only got three hours of sleep a night. But as of Monday, I am caffeine free once again. It hasn’t been as bad this time around. Hopefully it will remain easy!

Additional challenge: Lack of red meat

I eat hamburgers. A lot of hamburgers. I really like hamburgers. And that’s really the only red meat I eat, besides the occasional ground beef in stuff and a steak every now and then. So, I’m challenging myself to give up red meat for at least a week or two, COMPLETELY, then I can see how I feel. Really, since I mostly eat burgers when I eat red meat, it can only be good for me. I’m not going veggie, as I still eat oodles of turkey. Turrrrkey. nom nom nom.Anyways. I started today on the red meat (and turned down a free lunch because of it) so we shall see.

So, those are my challenges for this week/the next two weeks. I meet with a trainer on Friday, so then we’ll see what my workout challenges will be! I mainly just want to get in good running shape so I can be on the World Cup team when Quidditch (yes, Quidditch) rolls around this fall!

got prescribed double the medication this time.

Male contraceptive pill:

I’ve Embarassing Bodies on in the background, and they’re discussing the male contraceptive pill. It’s been on the cards for years, but this is the first time I’ve actually heard of it. They just posed the question, given that women have been taking responsibility for this contraception, is it really necessary for men to as well? I cannot believe they actually even need to ask this question! Why should it just be the woman? And men should already be taking responsibility by using condoms! There’s a discussion about STIs and how only condoms can stop them, which I think is absolutely correct for people with multiple sexual partners, but I don’t see why a man and woman in a long-term relationship who have both been checked could skip condoms and both take the pill to avoid getting pregnant if they’re not ready. Everyone knows that neither condoms nor the female contraceptive options are 100% effective, and I think it’s safe to assume this won’t be either, so I think covering all your bases if you don’t want to be pregnant, or make someone pregnant is a good idea. They also did a poll which said seventy-odd percent of men would take it, but only 43% of women would trust him to take it every day. I honestly don’t think there is any genuine difference in the ability between a man and a woman to remember to take a pill every day. I got pregnant because I forgot mine, and so do many other women, and the same could happen with a man. I don’t understand why nobody on this program seemed to simply say that it is both a man and a woman’s responsibility to protect against unwanted pregnancies!

Oh, and I’ve also just discovered yet ANOTHER symptom of inflammatory bowel disease that I’ve been experiencing for months. Why will these goddamn people just give me the goddamn colonoscopy so I can get a goddamn diagnosis?! Argh! Making angry phone calls tomorrow for sure!

It’s back. With a vengeance.

That, or I’m just winking and quietly grunting at you repeatedly because I think you’re cute.

Either one. Up to you.

“Gradually, study after mind body study, carried out with the most careful

Friday, June 10, 2011

June 10th Weigh-In (A Shocker)

So yesterday I skipped both my jogs because 1) I was so tired in the morning and gave myself a rest, and 2) When I was headed out for my night jog, it started thunder-storming. On top of that, I ate potato chips and ice cream yesterday, but still managed to lose weight probably because other than those two junk food items, I just had lean protein with veggies and no carbs. So here are the results yielded:

Starting Weight: 177
Weight as of yesterday: 169.3

Current Weight: 168.0

Total weight lost: 9 pounds
Weight lost from yesterday: 1.3 pounds 

Pounds to go until 1st goal weight is met: 8 lbs
Pounds to go until ultimate goal weight is met: 23 lbs 

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

I'm doing good with this whole wanting to get fit thing.

I read up on some tips to tighten up my tummy.

I ate 2 small bowls of salad for dinner, and now I’m eating grapes as a bedtime snack, and drinking my last sweet tea for a while. 

After this, it is strictly water for about a week.

Followers!

I just want to thanks to all my followers! You guys means so much to me…I will always be here to support you in this healthy journey.  

                                Thank you all guys! 

                                         kisses for you!

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Shopping today in Williamsburg. Bought this cute dress from...



Shopping today in Williamsburg. Bought this cute dress from Buffalo exchange.

Size Medium :)

30 Day Weight Loss Challenge - Day 07

Do your friends and family know you’re trying to lose weight? Do they support you? 

My mom, sister, and aunt know. I don’t like to talk about it with friends. But everyone is always supportive of anything I want to do. They don’t know about this blog, but this is more for me than anything else so I doubt I’ll tell them.

FAQ: What is a good weigh in schedule?

There are different aspects that work for a good weigh in schedule.

  1. Choose the same day a week (I always choose Sundays because it’s kind of like the “start of a new week”)
  2. Choose the same time that day. It’s best to weigh in before anything was eaten, because extra food in your body just causes you to add weight that isn’t actually your body weight. (I weigh in at 10:00 AM because that’s right before breakfast)
  3. Go to the bathroom before weighing yourself. Sometimes it could honestly make a difference!
  4. If you’re just aiming to lose weight, then you’re done! But if you’re like me and you’re also looking for specific measurements, also measure your stats right before you eat too. It’s best to log your measurements somewhere like “My Fitness Pal” or “My Calorie Counter” because it keeps track of the differences each week.
  5. This is the most important thing. NEVER. EVER. Skip a weigh in. By skipping a weigh in it means that your food and exercise has defeated you. Even if the number is not what you wanted, there is always a logical reason to why it was that number, and it can always get better the next weigh in. If you skip a weigh in then you don’t know how much you improved from the next time you weigh in.

Saturday, June 4, 2011

I have been a fat bitch today...

Tomorrow, even though I’m going to a family gathering where there will definitely be a lot of delicious food, I will try my hardest to get back on track… 

Friday, June 3, 2011

How I stop junk food cravings :)

   I’ve been cutting off junk food from my diet, which hasn’t been too difficult for me yet (only been going at it for a few days…). But because I used to eat it more than I should have, quitting is sometimes hard. :P CRAVINGS, ARGHHHH.

   Anyways, here are some things that I do to get rid of cravings.

  • Exercise: When I’m craving something, I’ll just go ahead with my workout.  always feel really good after finishing a workout, so I don’t eat crap.
  • Do some crunches: These are good exercise, plus I’m not hungry anymore after doing them. :P
  • Drink a glass of water: I heard somewhere that most of the time you think you’re hungry, it’s actually thirst. Drink a nice glass of cold water to fill you up :D
  • Brush your teeth: I hate eating after brushing my teeth, food just tastes weird.
  • Tense a muscle: When I’m about to grab something bad to eat, I stop and tense a muscle for a while. It takes my mind off of food.
  • Think about how much you want that nice body and how you’ll look and feel if you DON’T eat it. This is the best working method for me… I honestly feel like throwing up when I think about eating junk after doing this one. :)
  • AVOID BEING AROUND JUNK FOOD: I mean, if you’re away from it, how can you eat it? Or even think about eating it? :D

   So yeah guys, this is what I do whenever I’m feeling those stupid cravings. Don’t let food control you, guys!

   I hope this helped! :)

Week One Challenge (progress!)

   It’s been a few days since I’ve posted my first challenge for myself. And I have made progress! I haven’t eaten any junk food or drank any pop since I said I would stop. I’ve done 20 minutes of cardio every day, and weight training as well. Once I get a pattern going, I will let you guys know what it is exactly that I’m doing for exercise. :)

   Still going strong, WHAT ABOUT YOU? :D

   (P.S. I will weigh myself on Tuesday, a week from my starting date)

Week 1 - Day 4

Friday - June 3rd 2011

Breakfast:

Kashi Honey Sunshine Cereal - 133 | Milk - 110 | Fiber Stuff - 60 | Peppridge Farm Whole Grain toast - 100 | Almost a tablespoon of peanut butter - 75

Snack 1:

Slim Fast - 190

Lunch:

Lean Cusine Macaroni and Beef - 250

Snack 2:

Carrots - 35 | Light Ranch Dip - 40 | 1 slice Kraft cheese single - 60

Dinner:

Grilled cheese x2 - 335

Extra Snack:

Sugar Free Cherry Jello - 10

Water Intake:

8 cups

Total: 1436

Exercise:

Walking dog for 1 hour - 218

Total: 1218

The Science of Snacking: Morning

Morning Snack: 

Nutrient Breakdown: Carbs (40%), Protein (30%), Fat (30%)

Snacking Goal: Boost your energy level and glycogen stores.
Are you at the gym before the crack of dawn? You don’t want to run on empty and risk early fatigue from low blood sugar levels. Research shows that the best way to mitigate that is to eat a small meal rich with carbohydrates that do not spur a spike in blood sugar. Because low-glycemic carbs elicit a lower blood sugar response, they may boost the body’s use of body fat for energy. 

Translation: You can burn more fat if you eat muesli with low-fat milk before a morning workout instead of a bowl of cornflakes. For those who don’t work out before breakfast, reserve this snack for midmorning to keep your blood sugar and energy levels up and to maintain your muscle glycogen stores for activity later in the day.

Try: 
  • 1 slice whole-grain bread with 1 tbsp natural peanut butter + 1 cup protein-fortified skim milk
  • 1/2 cup whole-grain cereal + 1 cup low-fat milk + 1/2 cup blueberries
  • 1 packet plain oatmeal made with 1 cup low-fat milk + 1/2 cup chopped walnuts  

(via oxygenmagazine.com)

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Thursday

Tumblr feels like a refuge.

Food:

1548 cal. Most other nutrients right on. Need Vitamin D, though, so I better start taking my supplements.

Also, my Bangkok Curry:

Totes worth it.

Also how I looked after showering at the gym:

I officially hate my BlackBerry. Ugh.

Exercise:

30 min. downtown walking

10 min. elliptical (5 before, 5 after run)

20 min. run (intervals - and I had to stop in the middle to use the potty. Ugh!)

145 hours to go before Chicago.

allllllegedly 740 cal. burned today.

I’m really happy with how I ate, especially since after I planned my day, some emotional triggers hit, but I had a PLAN and I STUCK TO IT and that makes me feel better. Knowing I can deal with painful memories and experiences running through my head an entire day and I didn’t deviate from the plan, and my dinner was fantastic and I’m still full and goodnight.

This whole anonymous thing seems weird to me ahaha, I don’t know if I wanna keep it up. I...

This whole anonymous thing seems weird to me ahaha, I don’t know if I wanna keep it up. I wanna be open and whatnot anyways so..

Should I post a picture of my face?

Day 57

Breakfast: 2 whole wheat waffles w/pb - 360 kcal
Lunch: kung pao chicken w/rice - 448 kcal
Dinner: chick fil a nuggets/fries (D:) - 530 kcal

Total: 1338 kcal

I go to orientation for my internship tomorrow! :] At I have to wake up at, like, 5 a.m. to leave by 6 a.m. to get to chinatown by 7:30 (because I have no idea what morning rush hour is like!)  

Even though it’s so far away, it’s good pay and it’s in chinatown, which is just awesome. Even though it’s dirty and urban and whatever, it has it’s charm.

 
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