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Hail Raiser
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Age: 53
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Re: Permanent diet may equal longer life
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Based on your starting weight you'll need to determine how many calories you actually need everyday. Check out a site like this to get a basic idea Perfect calculator to determine whether you are overweight or not. | AHealthyMe.com Basically, I stay between 1500-2500 calories per day. It's a good idea to mix up your calorie intake from day to day to keep your body guessing. Exercise is of course a big part. I do at least 30 minutes of cardio 3-4 days per week and I also mix in some weights as well. I cut way back on red meat and alcohol too. When I do drink it's mostly light beer. I can post some samples of what I eat on a daily basis later. I've got to run now. |
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Newtown Square, PA
Age: 47
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Re: Permanent diet may equal longer life
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It sounds to me what you're doing is just counting calories, eating healthy foods, and exercising. I'd call it the common sense plan. When I saw the news story the other night about reduced calorie diets, I was thinking the extreme. All the people do is eat fruits and veggies, practically. They're hyper skinny, to the point where it appears skin is sagging off bones. I don't think you're on that plan, you're on the one that any doctor in the world would recommend, which is the one that works - common sense.
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