Worried About Carbs

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 The truth is I don't count calories or carbs. There is no truth in the theory that you can eat a little bit of the bad food or the manufactured foods and still lose weight. I had to stop eating manufactured foods before I started to lose body fat. Anyone can purge their digestive tract and lose 10 pounds, but that weight loss will come right back.

Don't bother doing cardio exercise, you can't lose weight like that. So many of the myths about losing weight aren't true or only help a small percentage of overweight people. Most overweight people are seriously out of shape and can't do enough exercise to do any good. For those people walk more. An extra one-hour-a-day walking will build your endurance and help you burn more calories. 

The diet I stuck to was chicken or turkey breasts, vegetables, fruits, nuts but only a small handful, and lots of water. Don't drink calories which also means no alcohol. You can add back a small bit of alcohol after you start losing inches. When you want to add back some alcohol use straight white alcohol like 100 proof vodka or tequila to carbonated water or soda. 

Zero-calorie drinks are good. I made my own, Slice a cucumber or lemon or even an orange in a pitcher of water and refrigerate. Cutting back on the same foods you always eat isn't going to help you lose body fat. 

The food I had to stop eating that you might not think about was "dairy". Also, stop adding sugar or sweetener to foods or drinks. 

This is a good recipe for success. Good Luck and stay with it. Miracles don't happen in a few weeks, it might be three months before you see a difference. Anytime you make drastic changes to your diet your body will need time to adjust. Before making a drastic change like this your should talk to your doctor about your new diet.

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