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Diets make me have eating disorders. At least Jenny Craig helped me to? |
On Jenny C. I learned how to binge eat and got mono. I had a hard time exercising because I was so weak and they got on my case because I was not losing weight. They had forgotten to follow protocol and measure me. They were harping on me and restricting me more and asking me what I was eating. I told them my clothes were getting lose and they measured me and profusely apologized. They said I was losing tons of fat and that is why not weight loss. Then I started feeling sick. I could not sleep it offf. I was weak and had a sore throat. I went to the doctor and they told me I had mono. I had to cancel an international trip. I spent a month in bed. I gained all the fat back. I felt horrible. It hurt to walk after being in bed so long. I tried Weight watchers after but it made me too food obsessibe. I do best just eating healthy no junk. I do not feel deprived or binge because I am not obseessed by a diet. I do think weigtht watchers is the best, but not for me. Anyone else get sick or develop problems from dieting? Homeopathic Treatment for Excessive Fat and Weight :- I'm sorry to read all this. I know you probably spent a lot of money too. I need to lose weight but I might just cut out all the bad food and start eating smaller healthier portions and organic food. I have a 18-month-old daughter and I don't want to become the "fat mom" in the group as she gets older and goes on playdates. Good luck to being healthy! Depends on the diet, but denying the body at least the daily requirements can make you sick, also, artificial sweeteners, a prime ingredient in too many things, can make you very sick (though the FDA has lots of high paid researchers to fudge the real results about testing). A good healthy diet will not make you feel sick. yea! ugh.I do.I hate it.sometimes all I say is I'm gonna lose 5 pounds by just having no fatty stuff like chocolate,cookies,cake,etc,junk food and all.and then it turns into obsessing about EACH and every calorie that I eat.I hate it.and then I also start binge exercising.overly exercising.my mom thinks I'm crazy or something.but I am really fat obsessed.especially when it comes to the talk of dieting. Diet is not a word to use when you actually want to lose weight. I implies a quick solution to a problem that has not quick solution. There is no magic to losing weight; it is a matter of nutritional balance. Part of eating right is using all levels of the food pyramid in the way it is meant to be used. Ruling out any one type of food - sweet, starch, meat, etc. - is not going to benefit you over the long term. When you eat sensibly, there is NO food you cannot eat, but you must use portion control in order to do well. A little chocolate won't hurt, a lot of chocolate will. It is the same for anything you want to eat - just eat less of everything. The following healthy living recommendations will help you if you鈥檙e trying to lose weight, tone up your muscles, have aspirations of building lean muscle mass, are attempting to get a wash board stomach, or just want to feel better: Diet plans do not cause people to have eating disorders. Eating disorders are psychological problems. |
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