i wanna go on a diet wen i eat alot of frutis / veggies and some carbs. sugar free stuff if possible. i dont htink i cood give up carbs. but i wanna loose 5 pounds by summer and wanna look hott in a bikini. can u help me witht his?btw its to col dto go swimming and i hate to run and do crunches
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Health? MikeCFT answered Wednesday March 7 2007, 8:57 am: Well considering you're too lazy to do real work I will also offer you the tidbit that veggies and fruits are all carbs. So if you eat fruits and veggies and "some carbs" then you're basically eating all carbs- your weight is going to go up if you do that. Good luck trying to do all of that without exercise since what you plan to do is not going to happen and if it does then be prepared to gain it all right back. Sorry- somebody had to tell you.
Maybe you should first mention your plight next time. It takes work- plain and simple...find a way around your obstacles rather than succumb to them. [ MikeCFT's advice column | Ask MikeCFT A Question ]
Faerie answered Wednesday March 7 2007, 4:12 am: Hey,
I know this site (FREE!), where you register, and it gives you a personalized meal plan and everything depending on by WHEN you want to lose weight and HOW MUCH you want to lose.
It's really awesome if you're dedicated and a Big Mac doesn't distract you every day or so...I tried it and it gives you a grocery list and everything as well, along with calorie calculator and list of things to do, blah blah...But it's worked with others, not with me, 'cause that Big Mac just wouldn't stop seducing me...
Here's the site: www.sparkpeople.com
If you're having trouble creating an account and whatever, let me know. I'll help you along during the process.
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