The lifestyle changes that have worked are that I barely drink alcohol and rarely consume much sugar. I don’t buy processed foods and I seldom snack. I just cook real food — including making bread and pasta from scratch. I always go at least 12 hours between eating at night/morning.
I walk a bit more and do Qi Gong. It’s been 2.5 years of just lifestyle changes and the weight is still coming off slowly.
@Snarkysteff Right on!
I really wish I could kick sugar...
@rpardee it helps that sugar fucks my body up and the price is too high. That’s partly why I began changing — I was constantly in terrible shape from all the sugar and alcohol. Even not, too much white bread will mess me up. But hey, it keeps me in line. Hope you find a way to control that.
@Snarkysteff my air fryer is the best appliance in my kitchen next to my instant pot. I hear you on granny-slapping chicken results!
@Snarkysteff And cooking isn't really as hard as some people think it is. You can make really good stuff really easily. I've found for people scared to cook that things like kits are helpful, they also get you into trying new things you might not have considered before. Trying that with my dad who is adjusting to living alone.
@NickTheSkydiver @Snarkysteff I'm about to make chicken parmesan using frozen chicken nuggets, so...cooking can be on easy mode! 😆
@JenXer @Snarkysteff that's frankly awesome.
I’ve been having popcorn at night 3-4 times a week here, which I thought would be terrible, but I guess it’s fine. I’ve been having 2 slices of bacon 4-5 times a week for breakfast too. Guess that’s fine too. I really don’t sweat what I eat, but I have a lot less cheese than I used to, is probably the big thing. And I like an air fryer. My air fryer chicken’ll make you slap your granny and holler. Eating better can be tasty as fuck if you know how to cook.