I was wondering if anyone had any low carb low fat meals that are realitvly inexpensive? I am on a very tight budget I have lots of fish and ground lean turkey in the freezer. Any ideas would be appreciated. Also getting towards winter season here any work out ideas besides a gym on a tight budget I got ty bo and richard simmons tapes bout just could use some ideas. Mainly on the food ideas though everything is so expensive. Thanks
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I always work out with weights, I hate doing cardio. Lately I want to lose more body fat, so I was thinking of a high-protein low carb diet. I want to keep packing on the muscle, but lose the fat.
Would this work?
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I have lost over 100 lbs on it, but I’m am tired of feeling “tired and such”…What steps should I take to make the transition smoothly? I have already started with more vegetables and rice for two days, and honestly I feel better. What should I expect? I will be keeping the calories low, which I wasn’t with the other, and the fat content lower which I wasn’t with the other either.
So I’m looking to lose a little weight, and do a mini-detox, but do not wish to do the classic detox plan which is just drink water for a few days. So instead, I will eat only fruit and vegetable the whole day apart from lunch where I will include rice and some meat.
Also, ofcourse I will do cardio for half an hour.
I need to lose about 2 pounds in the next week or so, do you think I can reach my goal weight like this?
