Hello. Im starting to excersize to lose weight and i was wondering..I like to eat salad with just lemon and salt, but i only eat lettuce..lol not much of a salad so basically lettuce in a bowl with lemon and salt on top..is that alot of carbs/calories?
Aka, what you are wanting to eat it piss poor in nutritional value and you'll end up causing more harm to yourself than you would by eating a more normal diet. You need nutrients... and lettuce has very little. Your body needs vitamins, some carbs, some protien... and what you've listed has nearly NOTHING. [ MFS's advice column | Ask MFS A Question ]
nvme119 answered Saturday July 30 2005, 12:46 am: It's not that healthy to just eat lettuce. Even though salad dressing is more fattening you should use it every once a while. Also you should mix pieces of grilled chicken breast in your salad. It will taste really good I promise. You could also add stake. But that's still a boring salad. So you could add vegetables to the salad like cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, and couliflower (sorry I couldnt spell that last one right). I hope you lose the weight you want...Good Luck :) [ nvme119's advice column | Ask nvme119 A Question ]
piinkqlitter answered Saturday July 30 2005, 12:23 am: please please please dont do that, im sorry to say, but your diet will change so much, try putting some steak or chicken once in a while, mix it with salad,try ceasar salad!?!?! its good.
rikatree2375 answered Saturday July 30 2005, 12:07 am: I think it's okay. Be careful on the salt. Too much isn't really good for your whole system. But as long as you keep it low in intake you should be fine!!!
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