Hi everyone,
It's my 3rd day since I joined the forum. day one went by in excitement yet healthy eating way and yesterday I managed to do C25K as well as 15 minutes of Zumba and Bollywood dance on top of eating 1397 cals. It was quite strange as my husband came home with my favourite pizza without checking with me first, but I only had 1 and 1/2 slice and walked away from it after. may not have been a good idea to even eat it but I still managed to eat within my calories range :D.
Today however, has been a bit different than yesterday. I think I have gone slightly over with calories intake as it was my friend's daughter who was celebrating something and she had bought some Asian sweets for me. I had about 3 of those :-O, that is about 450 calories at least in those plus sugar and some grease. . Although I tried to have a very small meal at dinner time, I still feel very awkward and upset as to why did I have to give into those cravings!
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well done to everyone trying really hard and hope you will continue supporting me as well.
Thanks all and take very best care of yourselves as well as those around you.
Don't be too disheartened. Tomorrow is another day. You didn't gain the weight overnight and it won't disappear overnight either. You are at least taking note of what you are eating and beginning to work out the problem areas which will enable you to plan ahead to avoid these temptations in the future. You have to think ahead, one day at a time and try to increase the fruit and veg and reduce the sugar and carbs. Look at some creative cooking - a homemade coleslaw can be made using yogurt with less mayonnaise, and a dash of curry powder for taste. Your Pizza slice could be accompanied by a pile of healthy coleslaw and you would feel you had enjoyed a good meal. A healthy sauce can be made using tinned tomatoes, worcestershire sauce, a little cornflour - maybe stir in some philadelphia herby cheese for a more creamy sauce (lose the butter, lose the cream) which all help to reduce the calories. Let us know if you come up with some good ideas?
Thank You Dartmoor Dumpling for your very valuable comments and positive support. I am really taking time to watch and count my food intake and calories. I gave up sugar nearly three years ago. However, need to give up sweets and chocolates as well which I'm not a very big fond of anyway. I will keep you all posted of any new thing which I may try and succeed in.