How's the weight?

[ColinJ]

I tried that, but meat is cheaper and natural.

Most of the meat that people eat these days is anything BUT natural - that is why it so cheap!

 

[woodbutcher]

As long as you supplement with vitamin pills you will be fine.

Agreed vitamin B etc.

Most of the meat that people eat these days is anything BUT natural - that is why it so cheap!

Agreed , and just take a look at how chicken is mass produced (if you are brave) and what they are fed on for example !

 

[ColinJ]

Agreed , and just take a look at how chicken is mass produced (if you are brave) and what they are fed on for example !

I watched a coronavirus documentary the other night. It discussed how Chinese 'wet markets' can spread disease. It then went on to suggest that intensive animal farming elsewhere has similar dangers. There was footage of some huge horrible chicken and pig sheds and a drone shot of an incredibly big and crowded cattle ranch - tens of thousands of animals crammed together in a vast expanse of dusty ground crisscrossed by feeding bays. UGH!

 

[Drago]

Most of the meat that people eat these days is anything BUT natural - that is why it so cheap!

The most is natural. Lab grown meat is all but unavailable. What may have happened to it after the animal popped its clogs is another matter, but the meat itself is natural very natural. The chemicals in a vitamin pill weren't plucked from the vine.

 

[ColinJ]

The most is natural. Lab grown meat is all but unavailable. What may have happened to it after the animal popped its clogs is another matter, but the meat itself is natural very natural. The chemicals in a vitamin pill weren't plucked from the vine.

BSE wasn't due to 'natural' animal husbandry... Cows don't naturally eat mashed up animals!

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Still lightest I’ve been in 18 years.

 

[screenman]

Still lightest I’ve been in 18 years.

That is just showing off, I am married to a feeder which for somebody who likes grub is a problem.

 

[HLaB]

They say clothes maketh the man, well the certainly make a good proportion of me now, 2.4%. That's me down to my lowest weight in the last 30+ years 56.5kg

 

[Slick]

That is just showing off, I am married to a feeder which for somebody who likes grub is a problem.

I'm definitely in the exact same situation. My wife is a feeder and I'm an excellent eater.

 

[steveindenmark]

I weighed myself on New Years day and was 82.3kg. The last time I weighed myself was January 27th and was 77.7kk.

I weighed myself yesterday and was 76.7kg.

I am happy with that.

 

[Electric_Andy]

I'm still losing weight slowly and steadily. About 2lbs a week. Weekends and evenings i am doing up my bathroom or doing mini projects in the garage. I enjoy it so i hardly even think about food. Lockdown also means that if i run out of food before my weekly shop, i just make do and eat less rather than going shopping.

 

[Knightly85]

My main aim is to lose weight and get fit, started 11 days ago and had a bike for the last 7 days. I have completely changed my eating. So far I have done 9 home workouts, 315 press ups, cycled 80 miles and I go on walks with my daughter l, I currently weigh 100 kilos my goal is to get to 80 kilos.

 

[vickster]

My main aim is to lose weight and get fit, started 11 days ago and had a bike for the last 7 days. I have completely changed my eating. So far I have done 9 home workouts, 315 press ups, cycled 80 miles and I go on walks with my daughter l, I currently weigh 100 kilos my goal is to get to 80 kilos.

How much have you lost so far?

 

[Fab Foodie]

I’ve lost half a stone :-)
Less hotel and airport food, less alcohol, lots more cycling!

 

[Knightly85]

How much have you lost so far?

I started at 104 kilos so 4 down 20 to go.