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REPORTING IN - 4/1/05
      #166058 - 04/01/05 07:00 AM
Shell Marr

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Everyone post their report for what you did on 4/1 here.... mine will follow later....

Weigh in day today too......


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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166213 - 04/01/05 01:31 PM
Sparky

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Posts: 116
Loc: MI

I get to be first today!

Friday so far:

Breakfast - same
Snack - part of an apple (it was yucky), UFO beverage, small slice sourdough bread.
Lunch - Cup of vegetable rice soup with oyster crackers, chicken salad sandwich.
Snack - baby carrots

I know my calories are OK so far, but I anticipate having a few high-calorie "adult beverages" this evening and probably something less than healthy for dinner. So I'm not reporting calories (for SHAME!!) but I'll be back on Monday with the rest of my weekend report! At least I am planning to get some excercise before I go out tonight!!

Have a good one everybody!

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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166278 - 04/01/05 04:35 PM
Little Minnie

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

Woke up with a spasming hip just slightly and so made today rest day.
B: cream of wheat and raisins but no toast- 230
2 lunas and 2 bananas for snacks- 550
lunch: frozen potstickers from Sam's Club (highly recommend) and baby carrots with honey, ginger and smart balance- 250
dinner- salmon pilaf and one piece baguette- 300
not adding cals yet as I might eat more later.
activity: cleaned house again
weight: same
water: ok
bloat: after or rather during dinner- 2 cups of tea seems to get rid of it pretty good.

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today: new
      #166288 - 04/01/05 05:13 PM
khyricat

Reged: 08/05/04
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Loc: Michigan

well I screwed up... knowingly...

started out ok-
cheerios, rice milk, acacia
cup of mashed taters and veggies for snack (insta food by osem- K for passover, safe and YUMMY- 210 cals)
leftover pasta for lunch
then I went to a late afternoon meeting (around the time I normally eat a luna bar) and they served pizza (which I was good about) and chicken wings! I had 7 wingy dingys... yummy... but I barely made it home from work an hour and a half later before the D kicked in! ah well...

since then-
1 adb muffin
1 turkey sandwich
1 small glass of low sodium v-8
2 slices choco choco chip banana bread I made our friend who came over to do something with Bill tonight...


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REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166294 - 04/01/05 06:57 PM
atomic rose

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

Shell... good luck with your weigh-in!!

As for me...

BMR (+ lifestyle) 1724

Pre-breakfast: 2 tea biscuits (32)
Breakfast: pumpkin mush w/ margarine & brown sugar (178)

AM Snacks: crispix, small banana (203)

Lunch: 2 ff hot dogs in rolls (300)

PM Snacks: jello w/ cool whip, bread & jam, UFO, more crispix (555!)

Dinner: caribbean chicken & rice (379)

Dessert/Late Snacks: none!

Drinks: 4 big mugs teeccino w/ stevia & nondairy creamer (80), glass of water = 70oz

Food & drinks total: 1727

Activity:
nothin'... it was a lazy day & I felt lousy for most of it.

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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166301 - 04/01/05 07:25 PM
khyricat

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impressive even for a lazy day.. are crispix safe? hrm- may have to look at them as an alternative... and I thought cool whip had dairy in it??? wow.. maybe I should read everyone elses posts more often!

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Crispix and cool whip new
      #166305 - 04/01/05 07:34 PM
atomic rose

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I haven't had any problems with either one... but of course you know how individual tolerances are. I buy store brand "cool whip" and it does have dairy derivatives in it - you're allergic, aren't you? so that would be out for you. Crispix is just rice and corn flours, so as long as those two are ok for you, it should be fine. Again, I buy the store brand - I don't know if the "real" thing has HFCS, but the store brand doesn't.

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Re: today: new
      #166306 - 04/01/05 07:36 PM
atomic rose

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I was just talking about wings with Rachel tonight... hah... I don't think I could have resisted them either, and I know I would have paid the price. Hope you're feeling better!

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Didja miss me?? new
      #166328 - 04/02/05 12:13 AM
Stephie

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Loc: Vancouver, Canada

Hee hee, just kidding!
I am not back to reporting in all my food from the day, 'cause I still feel like when I try to count every calorie, I get a bit too stressed about my weight not changing so I am trying instead to focus on exercise, and as for food I am trying to cut back on sugar and just eat healthy, without all the counting right now.

So my exercise report for today!!
Today was the first time my friend (my new work out buddy!) got together to work out..
We alternated between my elliptical and rowing machine, so I did both!
Then we did my "10 minute solutions" (AWESOME Dvd) and we did the 'Buns' 'Abs' and 'Arms' section, so 30 minutes of weight lifting! Plus stretching.
Dunno how many calories, but I feel good about what I got accomplished today!
Tomorrow I am going to the gym with my mom.
See ya'll later, have a kick-bum weekend!
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Good Luck with your Weigh-In, Shell!! -nt- new
      #166331 - 04/02/05 12:37 AM
Stephie

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I can tolerate Cool Whip too -nt- new
      #166332 - 04/02/05 12:38 AM
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I did! new
      #166339 - 04/02/05 03:45 AM
atomic rose

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Nice to see ya again! And YAY for feeling good about what you've accomplished - that's *fantastic*, and it sounds like you got a good workout! Go you!

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the price was worth it... I think... new
      #166341 - 04/02/05 03:52 AM
khyricat

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4 loose stools, but no true D... and yes there was urgency, but not extreme enough to cause a problem... and it seems out of my system this AM.. could have used less interrupted sleep, but ah well...

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sounds good! new
      #166342 - 04/02/05 03:54 AM
khyricat

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keep it up! I am trying to maintain not lose, but I am keeping track of what I eat because I lost without trying at one point.. I also need to get back on the bike- was going to last night but DH was playing playstation down there and being a bear- he had company over... so I watched a movie instead... today I will ride.. even if I have to take the bike outside to do it!

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1st ever reporting in....... new
      #166349 - 04/02/05 05:24 AM
Natalie1985

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Loc: UK - Leeds for uni, Merseyside for home!

Okay so as its the 1st april....I am a day late posting this but ahh well...better late than never...thought I would start and you lot can kick my ass when I keep late night bingeing on food...I eat so much I dont know why Im so hungry all the time....okay so here goes...baring in minf these are kinda estimates of calories based on fitday.com cos I dont really know what Im doind properly yet....

Breakfast: 2 small slices toast w/tsp Peanut butter 170
Easy bar 140

Lunch :Peanut butter sandwich(had nothin else to put in it) 250
Apple 70
Cadburys brunch bar 150
Peach and apple puree 40

Dinner: Homemade chicken and veg soup w/extra chicken 350
Apple 70

Snacks: Tasty bar 150
Apple 70 (all apples I eat are peeled....do u remove calories for this??)

UFO:Took my little cousin to the circus and had some candyfloss and a few chips...ooops....not sure how much this is in calories

Apple 70

Water 2litres+ (I am good on the water front )

Total calories :1530 + the candyfloo and chips

Think thats right....am aiming to stay between 1800-2000 per day so Im not sure if the candyfloss and that made me go over I did eat quite a bit....well not too bad a start...

Exercise : 30 minutes floor work, abs, bum, tum...

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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 (Shell's Weigh In Day) new
      #166373 - 04/02/05 07:55 AM
Shell Marr

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Loc: Seattle, WA USA

OK... here is my reporting in......
My BMR = 2385 + I burned 536 calories (12 minutes on Elliptical, 60 minutes Yoga class Personal Trainer - Heather, took it with me!! - 1246 less calories to get to my goal = 1675 calorie food budget.




Breakfast: 210 calories Chocolate Peppermint Stick Luna Bar, 16oz Peppermint Tea w/ONLY TWO Sugar Packets & Water

Lunch : 287 calories Tuna in water w/RF Mayo and Pickle on 2 Slices French Bread, & Water

Snacks during the day not in any order : 450 calories Toasted Nutz N Cranberry Luna Bar, 1oz Turkey Jerky Teriyaki , 1oz Bagel Chips, 2 Easter UFO's & Water

After the gym: 10 calories 3 Altoids

Dinner: 500 calories BIG BOWL Chicken Veg Soup, 2 Slices French Bread with ICBINB Spray and Little Garlic Salt & Water

Fiber Pills: 2.25 calories total

Without any more snacks at all....(subject to change) = 1459.25 calories

Total Water intake = 64 oz

I DID have UFO w/water. That DID added 250 calories for a total of 1709.25. Over my food budget by 34.25


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GAINED ONE POUND Shane says, "It's PURE Muscle Baby!!"
(So that is a total of 69 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.....

I will be starting with my Personal Trainer on April 9th, #1 goal is weight loss!


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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166376 - 04/02/05 08:11 AM
Caliya

Reged: 03/24/05
Posts: 22
Loc: USA

I ate so yummily today!
Breakfast: Crispy Rice Cereal w/soymilk and a banana
Snack: Carrots and Sugarsnap Peas
Lunch: Pretzels, Chicken salad sandwich (SO GOOD), grapes
Snack: Boca Patty w/ flax seed butter
Dinner: Gardenburger and fries!!! YUMMY!
Didn't feel too good after the gardenburger but it's okay cause I need to indulge once in awhile!

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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166392 - 04/02/05 09:51 AM
AlyssaKaye

Reged: 03/21/05
Posts: 193
Loc: USA

9am:
Banana Oatmeal

2pm: (Way too long between there!)
Applesauce with cut up bananas

3pm: (Trying to get another meal in...)
FF Turkey Hot dog wrapped in bread, with honey mustard

6pm:
Baked Potato with soy margarine, veggie parmesan, salt and pepper
Chicken with honey mustard


7pm:
Jelly Beans

8pm:
FF Saltines with tomato sauce and parmesean

9pm:
A few ground up honey roasted casphew

9:15pm: (MAJOR MISTAKE)
A handful of casphew, not ground up. Made myself so sick...I couldn't get to sleep, it was awful! Never again!

Total Just over 1,000 calories . But it was the impulse handful of nuts that put me over, and it was so not worth it. Awful, just awful. I was eating in the evening because I knew I needed more calories, but I just went about it all the wrong way. Need to spread them out over the day more. Must work on that.

Water--I lost count, but incredibly high. Quite possibly approaching 200 oz! And almost all tea. I swear, tea is the only thing that gets me through! The warmth in the belly really helps.


I'll try again today. Although it's already noon and I just woke up--still don't feel so well. It'll be hard to get the calories in today, but I'll focus on water, and spacing them out, I guess, instead of quantity.

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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166414 - 04/02/05 11:48 AM
atomic rose

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Yeah... nuts do me in, too. I can only have them every now and then, and if they're not already nut butter, I have to chew them into oblivion.

Have you ever tried any of Heather's quick bread recipes? Her brown sugar banana bread is calorie-dense, and it's REALLY tasty, I have a hard time stopping at one piece... a much healthier snack (and easier to digest!) than a handful of nuts.

Hang in there, feel better, and do what you can. If nothing else, eat plain pasta and bread - both of those will be soothing on the belly. And you're right - stick with the hot tea too, it does wonders.

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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166417 - 04/02/05 12:01 PM
AlyssaKaye

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Yes...I've done alright with nut butters, or sending them through the grinder at least twice. But out of the can was quite a mistake!

I don't see that recipe in the index, but it sounds so good. I bought Heather's "First Year" book. They don't have the "Eating for IBS" book here, so I'm going to order it. I'm just waiting for someone to make up her mind about what Menopause book she wants so that we can get free shipping on the combined order. When I get it, I'll be sure to try that one! I just love banana bread (and zuchini bread, etc.) I haven't thought to check the recipe books I have to see if I could make those recipes safe. If it takes to long for the book to get here, I might try one of those in the meantime.

Oh! I just found out that our HFS here carries Teeccino products! I'm not sure which ones yet, but I think I'll go this afternoon and find out! Yea!

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Banana and zucchini breads - here's the recipes! new
      #166433 - 04/02/05 03:21 PM
atomic rose

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They're on the site, which is tricky... they don't show up in the index. Brown Sugar Banana Bread and Sweet Cinnamon Zucchini Bread - both of those are from Eating for IBS. When you do get the book, I can personally attest that the Chocolate Applesauce Bread is to die for. I blame that for putting my 20lbs back on! LOL

Good luck with the Teeccino! If you find it and decide to try it, don't follow the brewing instructions on the can. I find that I use 2 heaping spoonfuls for 8-10 cups of water in the coffeepot.

By the way, I meant to ask, what are you using for your calorie calculations? Do you measure out servings? I'm just curious. I'm wondering if you're secretly getting more calories than you think you are. It's really easy to do that, especially if you "eyeball" your portion sizes. For example, a "serving" of chicken breast, as per most calorie counters, is 4oz... but the average skinless boneless chicken breast half is 8-10oz, which would mean that someone who's counting calories and not taking that into account is getting twice as many as they thought. Just something that crossed my mind.

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Re: Banana and zucchini breads - here's the recipes! new
      #166443 - 04/02/05 04:05 PM
AlyssaKaye

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Loc: USA

Thank you! Yep, I certainly missed them.

I measure out servings religiously, all except things measured in oz because I don't have a food scale. I think I'm fairly accurate because most things I either out of a package (bread, oatmeal, etc) or I cook them and add up the calories then cut the whole pan and divide (ADB, RKT, etc.). I've done that on both those recipes and with the ingredients I use, the calories have come up slightly different. The only things that I am probably not as accurate on is chicken, baken potatos, and shredded "veggie cheese". The last one really isn't an issue, as I have one bag of it that I've been using the last 3 weeks. So it's probably inconsequencal. With chicken, I probably eat about usually eat only about 5 or 6 bites. (Bite as in what you would put of on a fork, maybe an inch, by half an inch, by half an inch--or less). After that, it just has almost no appeal, no matter how much I was enjoying the first bite. (Yikes...considering, that may not even be a whole serving...didn't there used to be some rule about 4 oz being the size of a deck of cards?...I'm not sure I eat that much.) And the potatos I've really just been guessing on. For instance, the one I ate last night I ate all of, but really, it was a rather pathetic potato, even by my standard. Maybe 3 inches long, and not particularly fat. (It was a regular potato, not one of the round red ones.) So I really have just been guessing on that part. Are there any good rules for eyeballing? Or is a good food scale just a necessity?

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Ok, what did you do Shell? new
      #166482 - 04/02/05 08:53 PM
Kandee

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Loc: USA, Southern California

Drink another gallon (8 lbs) of water just before weigh in?

I agree with Shane...Muscle, baby, Muscle!!!

Don't worry about it....your personal trainer will kick butt...

Kandee

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Re: Ok, what did you do Shell? new
      #166658 - 04/03/05 06:31 PM
Shell Marr

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Drink another gallon (8 lbs) of water just before weigh in? LOL... no, butt I was not able to poop first either... I was running late...LOL

I agree with Shane...Muscle, baby, Muscle!!! Yah baby!!...even more so after 4/3's workout...I will post about that later!!

Don't worry about it....your personal trainer will kick butt... YES, she WILL.... and if I'm lucky...I will end up with a butt LIKE hers too!! LOL I told her in the end I wanted her tushy!!

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Re: Good Luck with your Weigh-In, Shell!! THANKS STEPH! -nt- new
      #166659 - 04/03/05 06:32 PM
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Re: REPORTING IN - 4/1/05 new
      #166660 - 04/03/05 06:33 PM
Shell Marr

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Shell... good luck with your weigh-in!!






THANKS CASEY!!

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Serving sizes and eyeballing new
      #166672 - 04/03/05 07:07 PM
atomic rose

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Actually, the deck of cards estimate is about right for meats. That's the hardest one to keep track of accurately anyway, so if you remember that, you're in pretty good shape.

Potatoes are harder to guess on. I've been going by the calorie counts on Nutrawatch, which are notoriously inaccurate sometimes, but I figure they're close enough for my purposes. On there, they say that a 4 1/2" long by 2 3/4" wide potato is 145 calories, and 1/2 cup of finely chopped or coarsely mashed potato is 57 calories.

I don't own a food scale. I have an old postage scale that I use now and then to see approximately how much frozen meat I'm throwing into a recipe, but for the most part, I've measured out servings (and baking ingredients, etc) long enough that I can just eyeball it pretty easily.

I hope you know I wasn't questioning your counting or measuring or anything... I was just grabbing at any idea that came to me that maybe you were getting more calories than you thought you were getting. But that's fine - like I've said all along, don't stress it, you'll get there. Just increase a little at a time, and your body will hardly know you're doing it... and you know, even I still have days where I don't feel like eating, so I don't, it's really ok.

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Re: "Deck of cards" and teeccino shipping new
      #166702 - 04/03/05 08:32 PM
AlyssaKaye

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Thanks so much...I really appreciate all the time you are spending to help me. (and for the record, I was really hoping you were right on this one... ). Hmmm...I wonder what my family would think if I cut a deck of card shaped middle out of all the breasts, and then left the edges for them to eat?? Hehe. Then at least I would know how many meals it took me to eat it up, lol.

Oh, and I ordered the teeccino sampler pack yesterday (and Heather's book, and Acacia). Do you order your teeccino off the website? If so, how long does generaly take to arrive?

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