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REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 new
      #162041 - 03/18/05 06:04 PM
atomic rose

Reged: 06/01/04
Posts: 7013
Loc: Maine (IBS-A stable since July '05!)

Pre-breakfast: saltine crackers
Breakfast: the usual
Lunch: a bowl of rice w/ soy milk (wasn't feeling well)
Snacks: honeycomb, banana, 5 jellybeans, graham crackers
Dinner: chicken-barley soup, too much bread
Drinks: 82oz

Food & drinks total: 1709
Fruits & veggies: peaches, banana, veggies in the soup = only 3

Activity: nothin'

I didn't eat so well, but today was a MUCH better day anyway, in pretty much every respect. And I'm sure I'll do better with the food and activity tomorrow.

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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 new
      #162054 - 03/18/05 07:13 PM
RachelT

Reged: 07/01/04
Posts: 2350
Loc: Minnesota

Breakfast - oatmeal w/ maple syrup and rice milk
Snack - potato chips
Lunch - PB&J on wheat, oven fries
Dinner - Herbed Chicken Fettucini, green beans
Snack - 1/2 grapefruit
Water - 64oz
Since I'm preggers I've decided to really take it easy on working out. I haven't had the energy yet to do much, but I plan on walking for 30 minutes at least 3 times a week. Also, I'm thinking about starting water aerobics.
Happy weekend everyone!

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If life hands you lemons, make lemonade!!

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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 new
      #162076 - 03/18/05 07:37 PM
Little Minnie

Reged: 04/16/04
Posts: 4987
Loc: Minnesota

Quote:

Breakfast - oatmeal w/ maple syrup and rice milk
Snack - potato chips
Lunch - PB&J on wheat, oven fries
Dinner - Herbed Chicken Fettucini, green beans
Snack - 1/2 grapefruit
Water - 64oz
Since I'm preggers I've decided to really take it easy on working out. I haven't had the energy yet to do much, but I plan on walking for 30 minutes at least 3 times a week. Also, I'm thinking about starting water aerobics.
Happy weekend everyone!


Oooo that sounds great!

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IBS-A for 20 years with terrible bloating and gas. On the diet since April 2004. Remember this from Heather's information pages:
"You absolutely must eat insoluble fiber foods, and as much as safely possible, but within the IBS dietary guidelines. Treat insoluble fiber foods with suitable caution, and you'll be able to enjoy a wide variety of them, in very healthy quantities, without problem." Please eat IF foods!

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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 new
      #162097 - 03/18/05 08:47 PM
retrograde

Reged: 04/15/04
Posts: 1569


Breakfast
english muffin (pre-breakfast) then oatmeal with applesauce and chopped almonds, scrambled egg whites

Then workout - 1 L water

Lunch (after workout)
2 cups soup with 2 slices bread

Snack
2 tbsp hummus, 4 pieces melba toast

Dinner
Kind of skipped dinner since my stomach wasn't feeling so great. Just had 6 rice cakes and then a baked potato and some tea a little later

Snack
1.5 cups soy milk, a bagel with some honey and an apple (feeling better)

Total water for the day: only about 48 oz (mostly during workout too... sheesh)

Totals
1866 calories (good)
fat:carbs:protein (%) = 12:69:19 (pretty good, little low on protein though)

Workout
15 mins cardio
45 mins weight training
Calories burned - about 300

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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 new
      #162099 - 03/18/05 09:00 PM
retrograde

Reged: 04/15/04
Posts: 1569


Mnnie -

You can get a pretty good approximation of how much you burn just living your life by multiplying your BMR by whatever level of activity you do on most days:

BMR x 1.2 = Sedentary (bedbound)
BMR x 1.4 = Seated work
BMR x 1.6 = Seated work with some movement througout the day
BMR x 1.8 = Standing work (i.e. house work, retail etc.)
BMR x 2.0 = Strenuous work (i.e. construction)



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The rest of my Report for today!! new
      #162101 - 03/18/05 09:24 PM
Stephie

Reged: 03/10/04
Posts: 2696
Loc: Vancouver, Canada

Hello!
Okay, so I exercised for one hour and burned 210 calories.

Lunch: Small white bun with the leftover small piece of meatloaf and 4 arrowroot cookies.

Dinner: Okay, so I might have been pretty unhappy and comfort eaten.. We went to the Keg for dinner and I had the teriaky chicken and a plain baked potato... safe right?? Especially since I didn't even eat all the chicken. THEN I did the badness.. I have no idea how many calories is in it, but I had a major UFO dessert with Adrian!!
I am hoping that my tummy is okay 'cause of it, I definitely think it may have put me over my calorie budget however.
Okay, well, must concentrate on tomorrow now. I was good the rest of the day today, and exercised so at least I didn't do tooooooo badly.
Cheers everyone!!
--Steph

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You deserved it Steph! new
      #162137 - 03/19/05 06:26 AM
cailin

Reged: 08/12/04
Posts: 3563
Loc: Dublin, Ireland

I regularly have a UFO dessert (esp cheesecake ) after a safe meal. Teriyaki is safe, I had tons of it when we were in the US, its not as readily available here but never fear- I have a recipe that I keep meaning to try out!

Generally, I don't get cramps or D from the bad dessert. I might get a little gassy but thats it and once I "release" it I'm fine. How did you get on with it?

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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 (Shell's Weigh In Day) new
      #162161 - 03/19/05 07:48 AM
Shell Marr

Reged: 08/04/03
Posts: 14959
Loc: Seattle, WA USA

OK... here is my reporting in......
My BMR = 2385 + I burned 484 calories 90 minutes Hot Yoga - 1272 less calories to get to my goal = 1907 calorie food budget.

Bikram Method, often referred to as "Hot Yoga"
Bikram yoga is an incredible workout that not only works your body, but your mind and your soul. Bikram yoga is a form of hatha yoga designed by Bikram Choudhury. It is "a twenty-six asana series designed to scientifically warm and stretch muscles, ligaments and tendons in the order in which they should be stretched." Bikram yoga is practiced in a heated room, usually up to 105 degrees Fahrenheit. The heated room allows your muscles to warm up quickly and stretch safely. So, even if you don't think you're very flexible, you'll be amazed how quickly your body will become more flexible and stronger with the heat and the postures. Your progress in Bikram yoga "will depend entirely on you -- upon your natural ability to a small extent, but mostly upon the honest time and effort you give to Yoga. It will have little to do with how 'perfectly' you can do the poses. (Few of us ever do the poses 'perfectly.') Instead, it will have to do with how well you understand what you are trying to accomplish in each pose, how honestly you try to accomplish your goal, and how supple your muscles and joints have become in comparison to the point at which you began. In Yoga there is no standard of comparison except yourself. Perfect is the best you can do that day."

Here is what I wrote on the Yoga for IBS Board
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Hot Yoga - I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT
OMG... that was just the coolest (well really pretty darn hot....105 degrees to be exact....) It was like doing Yoga in a Sauna... and every inch of my clothes were SOAKED.... I will do it again in a heartbeat!! Well, I say that now.... I'll see how I feel tomorrow.... I'm told, you better come back and do it the next day right after your first time or you will NEVER go back... cuz you will hurt all over...even your organs...so, this could be an interesting weekend.... I might be doing Hot Yoga in the morning instead of STEP & weight training.... as of now... one hour, 16 minutes and a hot shower and 2-1/2 bottles of water...I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!!






Breakfast: 180 calories Chocolate Peppermint Stick Luna Bar & Water

Lunch : 352 calories Brought lunch from home today....Tuna in water w/RF Mayo and Pickle, 1 Mini ADB Bite & Water

Snacks during the day not in any order : 458 calories 6 Rice Sembei Snacks - Tamari (soy sauce), Toasted Nutz N Cranberry Luna Bar, 4 roll Smarties, 4 UFO's & Water

Dinner: 555 calories 2 peices of "Banquet Chicken" with most of the skin pulled off... this was NOT what was planned for dinner but the change in the plans to go to Yoga ended up getting me home later so Shane just threw these in the oven & Water

Fiber Pills: 2.25 calories total

Without any more snacks at all....(subject to change) = 1547.25 calories

Total Water intake = 128 oz

I DID have UFO w/water. That DID added 250 calories for a total of 1797.25. Over my food budget by 200.25!


And for those of you following my weight loss..........

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NO LOSS NO GAIN (So that is still a total of 70 lost since May 28th)

I have already reached my FIRST goal that was to lose 40 pounds by Fall Sprawl! My SECOND goal was to lose an additional 20 for a total of 60 by Fall Sprawl.... which I did. My THIRD goal was lose another 20 for a total of 80 by January 31, 2005...but that did not happen....

So, I now have a NEW goal... I want to lose an additional 23 for a total of 90 pounds by April 30, 2005.....


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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05- Shell I did the calorie count... new
      #162203 - 03/19/05 11:30 AM
Yoda (formerly Hans)

Reged: 01/22/03
Posts: 3682
Loc: Canada

toast and spread - 163 calories, 2 points
coffee (I know!) and whitener - 63 calories, 1 point
McDonald's Chicken Oriental Salad with grilled chicken - 7 points, 280 calories
1 cup strawberries and 1 tsp sugar - 1 point, 62 calories
chicken breast - 4 points, 231 calories
1 cup of rice - 4 points, 205 calories
1/2 cup grilled oriental vegetables - 1 point, 214
snitches of daughter's fries - 1 point 100 calories
swallow of soy milk - 1 point.100 calories
Total: 22 points and 1418 calories.
2 activity pointes earned - 45 minutes cardio done.

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Formerly HanSolo. IBS, OCD, Bipolar, PTSD times 3.

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Re: REPORTING IN - 3/18/05 (Shell's Weigh In Day) new
      #162206 - 03/19/05 11:34 AM
cailin

Reged: 08/12/04
Posts: 3563
Loc: Dublin, Ireland

Go Shell! keep up the good work!

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