- Enroll in a graduate program, then teach two classes while taking three. Basically, you won't have time to eat or think about eating (or money to afford expensive eating). Generally, you might be scarfing down an apple and cheese while running to class, especially if you...
- Decide to do an unprocessed challenge, where you stop eating and processed/refined foods. And you attempt to eat your way through a giant box of baby greens on a weekly basis. Despite the fact that you are eating avocados and large quantities of almond butter and not really counting calories, you will still find yourself losing weight. This coupled with...
- The incorporation of some physical activity, like running or biking or yoga, will mean that you'll build up muscles. Muscles use more energy.
This is probably the weirdest diet I've tried, and perhaps the most effective, but I think it hinges on #2, otherwise I'd be scarfing down scones and junk food as I run to class instead of chowing down on lettuce, carrots, other vegetables and all manner of fruits. And let's not forget the almond butter.
Joking aside, I feel fantastic eating no processed stuff and eating a lot more vegetables. Lots of energy and not a strong desire for massive amounts of coffee in the afternoon, where I usually hit a slump and get really tired. I'm thinking that this might be a more permanent lifestyle change (with exceptions here and there, like once in a while on a weekend or something). I'll have to decide how sustainable this is for the long term--but thus far, it seems very doable, since I've found quick and easy unprocessed meals (it usually involves throwing stuff on a bed of lettuce).
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sounds like a vegetarian paleo diet/lifestyle...with the exception of the more than 30 minutes of exercise at one time. ;)
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