Thread: Butter makes your pants fall off

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

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Originally Posted by Colonel

But does the weight stay off after going on a diet like that ?

I just heard him say he's kept it off for 2 years, and actually adjusted his eating where he wouldn't lose any more weight because he thought he was getting too skinny.

Good stuff, fuego. I LOVE butter.

It seems to be what I put it ON that is the problem!

Originally Posted by A.J.

Good stuff, fuego. I LOVE butter.

It seems to be what I put it ON that is the problem!

Yep. lol.

Originally Posted by fuego

Does the weight stay off on any 'diet'? That's why whatever you do you can't look at it as a diet, but a lifestyle change. Just always watch the carbs, although you don't have to be quite as strict as when you were losing.

There is a tendency to go up again but with some diets the subsequent rise may be much faster and it may also go beyond the initial starting point. People have had a lot of experiences like that with extreme diets, including Atkins style diets. High protein low carb but within reason may be easier to keep up with. With a lot of vegetables and mostly healthy fats. And of course, little sugar.

Originally Posted by fuego

I just heard him say he's kept it off for 2 years, and actually adjusted his eating where he wouldn't lose any more weight because he thought he was getting too skinny.

Could be that he was inspired to apply some discipline that he lacked previously. Also, people react differently to various diets. Some people become immune to Atkins type diets and stop losing weight on them. Or at least it becomes as difficult as with any other diet.

Originally Posted by Colonel

Could be that he was inspired to apply some discipline that he lacked previously. Also, people react differently to various diets. Some people become immune to Atkins type diets and stop losing weight on them. Or at least it becomes as difficult as with any other diet.

well its apparent.....















you cant butter up colonel......

I always have a pack of butter in my fridge but I don't use it that much, only as an occasional treat on a slice of bread. I mostly use olive oil for sauces and canola oil for cooking. I eat a lot of fatty fishes though.

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

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Originally Posted by Colonel

I always have a pack of butter in my fridge but I don't use it that much, only as an occasional treat on a slice of bread. I mostly use olive oil for sauces and canola oil for cooking. I eat a lot of fatty fishes though.

Need to stop the canola oil though. It's not really natural like olive oil, coconut oil, avocado oil, etc.

It's my hope that you'll never use canola oil again! Why? Because of GMO's (genetically modified organisms, see below) and the harmful side effects from the processing of this oil.

You know that olive oil comes from olives, and that sesame seed oil comes from sesame seeds. It would make sense that canola oil comes from canola seeds, right? Well, there's actually no such thing.

It's important to know the facts about Canola oil. A genetically modified product, canola oil is a Canadian invention that is backed by their government, cheap to manufacture, and many processed or packaged foods contain it.

Canola oil was first created in the early 1970s as a natural oil, but in 1995, Monsanto created a genetically modified version of canola oil. As of 2005, 87 percent of canola grown in the U.S. was genetically modified and by 2009, 90 percent of the Canadian crop was genetically engineered.

Read the whole article. That's an order.

https://draxe.com/canola-oil-gm/