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problem with this diet...........

 

 

every time i dine at ducky shop, everyone seems to be looking at me :blink:

 

machiam i like cave man eating with both his bare hand and oil splatter all over my face [laugh]

 

 

Ask them to chop it up la cave man ............

 

 

:D

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Can metabolic syndrome be healed? once you are insulin resistant, its life long? got to go low carb to manage it?

 

I know many people still argue what is the right way to lose weight or "right weight" ourselves. but whole foods with enzymes/microbes are still the best type of foods. Again, many people will argue what is whole foods and what is not. I'll not go into that.

It will depend on how badly the damage has set in.

 

My n=1 experiment has certainly yielded a resounding "yes".

 

My experience may not apply to all, but I think it would apply to most. If a 120kg, 173cm tall middle aged man with a 42 inch waistline, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, high triglycerides, high cholesterol, constant gout, constant flu episodes and bad dandruff can reverse all of the above symptoms (now 70+kg with 29 inch waistline) with a simple diet change and short but intense exercise sessions with zero medication while not counting calories, most "out of shape" people should be able to as well.

 

I'm pretty sure if I ate ice cream or a big plate of char kway teow once a week, it wouldn't make a dent in my health. But I honestly have lost the taste for junk food. Maybe it's partly psychological, but it's part of the process.

 

Health begets a healthy mindset. Just like how a bowl of ice cream tends to lead to a bag of chips the next day, a four-pack abs tends to lead to the desire to achieve a six-pack abs and keep them there.

 

Low carb is certainly not the only way to get there. But from my own experiences with different diets (low fat, calorie restriction, vegetarian + eggs...etc), it is certainly one of the most painless ways to get complete nutrition while eating less and not even knowing it.

 

JERF. Just Eat Real Food.

 

It's really that simple.

 

Problem is, people think whole meal bread and pasta is real food.

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Yes. And PLENTY of it. :D :D

Today I ate 8 eggs. I think i am in trouble now. [laugh]

 

 

I just picked up 40 Lim Chu Kang eggs from NTUC earlier today.

 

Think should last me and wife until Friday at most.

 

Got to stock up lard and render a few bowls again.

 

[laugh]

 

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I just picked up 40 Lim Chu Kang eggs from NTUC earlier today.

 

Think should last me and wife until Friday at most.

 

Got to stock up lard and render a few bowls again.

 

[laugh]

me told friend that he can have all the eggs he wants as these are good cholesterol, but he replied that his doc does not approve.

 

 

anyway,also told him the last time i trusted a doc and in the end i ended up on a hospital bed <_<

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I just picked up 40 Lim Chu Kang eggs from NTUC earlier today.

 

Think should last me and wife until Friday at most.

 

Got to stock up lard and render a few bowls again.

 

[laugh]

 

I have close to 10 eggs a day, no special brand, those 30 in one carton NTUC ones. -_-

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NTUC shd give you your own trolley with name engraved liao and lifetime membership.

 

with extra weights below, styled like truck nutz ...

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Eggs are good! 2nd highest source for choline. First is liver. [:)]

Having eaten butter for the longest time, yesterday bought a small can of ghee to try [flowerface]

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NTUC shd give you your own trolley with name engraved liao and lifetime membership.

 

with extra weights below, styled like truck nutz ...

 

They considering, because I ask them install GPS also. :D

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Eggs are good! 2nd highest source for choline. First is liver. [:)]

Having eaten butter for the longest time, yesterday bought a small can of ghee to try [flowerface]

 

I donno about you guys, but deep fried pork lard gets me all excited. :D

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my homecooked lunch for today . 6 scrambled eggs with sardine bits , lurpak butter , mushrooms and chili padi.

Careful about Lurpak butter. Some are not what they seem. I remember on an SQ flight, after I ate 12 packs of Lurpak "butter", I decided to read the label, and to my horror, it was mixed with vegetable oil. It wasn't pure butter.

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Careful about Lurpak butter. Some are not what they seem. I remember on an SQ flight, after I ate 12 packs of Lurpak "butter", I decided to read the label, and to my horror, it was mixed with vegetable oil. It wasn't pure butter.

 

I remember SQ using anchor leh.

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CBS,

 

this is the only thread where 'horror' and vegetable oil and appear in the same sentence. lol

Unfortunate!

 

Vegetable oil, otherwise known as rancid omega 6's extracted with industrial solvents, are one of the pillars of ill modern health.

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Unfortunate!

 

Vegetable oil, otherwise known as rancid omega 6's extracted with industrial solvents, are one of the pillars of ill modern health.

 

I took to Brisbane/Perth/Sydney all Anchor. Could be the catering.

Oh, Shanghai was also Anchor. Thursday I got to go back to eating

like the regular folks, overseas trip again.

 

I hate it bro. Everytime walk that bloody route, not that I can't turn back,

it's the headaches I have to put up when I restart my eating again. Painful man bro. [:(]

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