My 9 stone weight-loss story ...

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T.M.H.N.E.T

Rainbows aren't just for world champions
Location
Northern Ireland
I love these stories, as I was once a 22stone lump of laziness, I'm now a 13stone lump of awesome :laugh:
 

Monsieur

Senior member
Location
Lincolnshire
Some story!
I admire your determination and staying power!
How did you cope with the hunger pangs?
 
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Tiny01

Tiny01

Darren on Bkool
Location
Essex
Some story!
I admire your determination and staying power!
How did you cope with the hunger pangs?


Thanks everyone for the kind comments ..

@Monsieur no hunger pangs & I eat more now than I've ever done but a 100% clean & healthy I don't even like to call it a diet as it's not , it's a new way of life , losing weight is easy nobody force feeds you it's what you put in your own mouth that determines what you are & of course adding in a bit of excercise so that you're in a calorie deficit the weight falls off .

If I do feel the urge for a little munch normally in the evenings 8-9pm I'll have a few natural cashews or similar , before I'd of had 8 cheese & biscuits & coffee with 2 sugars , now it's green tea that's the daddy of healthy drinks lol !
 
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Tiny01

Tiny01

Darren on Bkool
Location
Essex
Do you drink tiny?

Very very occasionally if I go out I'll have a few fruit ciders ( bit girly yes I know ) but no mate never really drink at home or have a local etc ..

As I youngster I was into my cars & always preferred to put a tenners worth of petrol in my car than spend it in a pub
 
Location
London
Ah, that helps*
I have a wonderful spoons local near me which tempts me back in.

* not taking anything away from your remarkable achievement

But

Fruit ciders indeed :smile:

Cider is raw and from apples.

Period.
 
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