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positiveidea

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12. Dietary change is difficult, but can be done
Sun Oct 28, 2012, 03:16 PM
Oct 2012

One possible path, is to change what you eat, not just how much you eat. Things from boxes, cans, bags & the like, are processed foods & usually overall, much less healthy for you. I know some that have switched to making their food from fresh veggies, whole grains, & other changes, that have resulted in overall better health, higher energy & natural weight loss. For some, dieting has proven to not be a solution. For some they change their lifestyle & overall choices of what they eat, and find success. Best of luck to you.

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I'm sorry you're struggling with this. noamnety Jun 2012 #1
This message was self-deleted by its author silentwarrior Jun 2012 #2
the dyna band could definitely be used. noamnety Jun 2012 #3
+1 more protein. wildeyed Jun 2012 #5
Agreed. If you don't gain muscle then you lose out on metabolic increase flamingdem Jul 2012 #6
Have I got good news for you! sense Jun 2012 #4
Another vote for Paleo/Primal catchnrelease Jul 2012 #7
Yes! sense Jul 2012 #8
Having trouble losing weight rozidays Jul 2012 #9
:( jony12 Aug 2012 #10
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Dietary change is difficult, but can be done positiveidea Oct 2012 #12
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