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DuNnInG_2K5
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PostPosted: 19:09 - 01 May 2008    Post subject: Cambridge Diet Reply with quote

hi everyone,
put a bit of weight on recently and wanting to get rid of it.
someone mentioned the cambridge diet to me.
been reading up on it but can't really afford £35 a week for the stuff.

has anyone here tried it?

how did you find it?

is there anywhere cheaper to get the stuff from???
thanks
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rezzin
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PostPosted: 23:36 - 01 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Why dont you bust your ass and eat clean? Much cheaper. Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 13:30 - 02 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

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PostPosted: 06:17 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Forget wasting money on a diet...... Rolling Eyes all that does is liten your pocket.... Laughing

Just eat a balanced diet and get plenty of exersise.
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PostPosted: 12:33 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

so basically you just drink shakes and thats pretty much it? so the second you finished the "diet" you'll not be any the wiser as to what is healthy to eat and you'll go back to old ways and get fat again! And what about exercise? you can't expect to lose a lot of weight and keep it off without any exercise.

Seems a waste of money anyways, you can buy Nurishment meal drinks from asda for 59p each, that and some special k bars = cambridge diet for a lot less ££££... but you'd be far better off eating healthily and doing exercise, especially for the long term.
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PostPosted: 16:01 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Seems a waste of money anyways, you can buy Nurishment meal drinks from asda for 59p each, that and some special k bars = cambridge diet for a lot less ££££... but you'd be far better off eating healthily and doing exercise, especially for the long term.[/quote]

not exactly with CD there are different steps i am on sole source where i just have the shakes, then you can move onto sole source plus where u have 3 CD shakes plus a 200 kal meal, so it does slowly introduce you back onto food in a healthy way. the 200kal meal can only consist of white meat (chicken breast no skin or turkey) or white fish plus 3 tablespoons of green veg. then you can from there go onto the 800kal meal...1000 kal....1200 kal...1200+ meals and they give u a book about the different options you have and in all the steps u still have the shakes but u slowly drop a shake for a meal, but you still have to have the same kal as the shake (does it make sense??) lol...me it works 4 me i actually dont eat that much but the reason 4 me putting on weight is actually a long story..cut it short had allergies for 12 yrs (i just turned 19) no wheat, fish, peanuts,cheese basically everything! then after they left i just went on to proper foods and i just put on weight b4 the diet i ate 3 meals a day consisting of some veg and fruit bt still put on weight n i du have 2 take some blame because i did have episodes of over eating.! wow so long! but yes i agree it is about re-educating yourself which i am learning all about with my counsellor!. so its just some1's decision really. but i know what i have suffered so far i dnt think i want to go back when i loose weight!! to me its worth any penny to get back to how i used 2 b..i was not given the opportunity to see a dietition when i was 12 to slowly bring me onto these foods after 12 yrs of abstinance, so ill take this chance.!
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PostPosted: 16:11 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

I still think it's very over-priced when you can do the same thing yourself with information from the internet/books, your own custom plan and a shopping trip to Asda/Tesco etc.. but when it comes down to it, if it works for you then go for it.. but just be aware that you can do the same thing for a lot less money.

I believe that there is no excuse for being fat. I am overweight because I eat junk and don't exercise enough Laughing there is no other excuse IMO, but I'm no medical expert.

You sound strong willed and confident and motivated.. but seems it's only been a day so try and keep it up Smile Do you do any exercise as well?

I need to sort my diet out as well so I am interested in this thread and not just picking on you so don't take me the wrong way Smile I don't believe these fad type diets work but am useless at making healthy food and snacks, problem I have is I'm always fookin hungry Laughing wouldn't last 2 minutes on shakes and chewy bars Laughing
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PostPosted: 16:52 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fuck all those diets. Join British Military Fitness, eat sensibly and lose 3 inches around your stomach and 5 pounds off your weight in 4 weeks.

That's what I have just done. Never seen myself shrink so quickly. Another 4lb's and i'll finally get out of the "overweight" BMI bracket. Very Happy
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PostPosted: 17:58 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

All diets are crap.

In November, I weighed 16 stone 2 . . . I weigh 12 stone 7 now.

I have been lax on training and diet because work has been very demanding but the only way to do it well, is to train and eat clean. Its very easy.

I try to at least hit the gym 3 times a week (although like I say above, been hard recently), 10 minutes interval warm up on the tread mill, then onto weights, which ever muscle group I'm targetting, then maybe 30 mins or more of cardio.

If I'm lucky, I then like to chill in the pool for a while.

Diet - Eat 6 times a day, when I was good my diet was:

Museli and green tea with semi skimmed milk

Piece of fruit and something with lots of protein.

Dark green leaf salad with a massive lump of tuna and loads of cucumber etc. Maybe a light salad dressing also but i found if I cooked the Tuna Steak in pepper I didn't need to.

something with lots of protein.

Normal but clean meal - so a piece of fish, mash potatoes and loads of veg.

(You can replace the fish with chicken or turkey)

Once a week I was eating whatever the hell I wanted (cheat meal) plus on holiday I ate what I wanted. I dare say if I stuck more religiously to it I would have lost more but I'm happy with not rushing it.
I intend to get back into it after this weekend, I'm kickstarting it all by currently being in Derby hiking and scrambling.

It's probably best not to have a target weight, just change your life a bit - You can still enjoy stuff, just be restrained.

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PostPosted: 18:05 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Bloody good effort Kara. Thumbs Up You're lighter than me and I have a much lower starting weight!
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PostPosted: 18:48 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Besides which, depends if your a bloke or a bird.

Women struggle to lose weight, men shouldn't.

Just hit the gym and curb your intake on shit food. Not hard really.

Plus the more overweight you are the quicker you lose weight (to start with).

Tis when you get down to the final bit of gut you'll get annoyed (my situation) as i look fine, just annoyed ive got a slight beer gut still.

But meh, i'll cope Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 18:58 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

goign to back jonb up with this.

Best thing i have found is british military fitness (www.britmilfit.com)

The best work out you will do in your life.

Plus if you under 21 its only £20 per month.

You work for a solid hour, with a decent warm up, 25 mins of hard graft, before a 5 minute water break and a further 15 mins of effort before cooling down.

Think about how much time you spend down the gym, and how much you actually do? How much effort do you put in? With bmf you get the competition factor, the encouragement from an instructor, and its done out doors, perfect for keeping that tan..... if its sunny that is.

Couldnt recommend it more!


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PostPosted: 18:59 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sparks! wrote:
I still think it's very over-priced when you can do the same thing yourself with information from the internet/books, your own custom plan and a shopping trip to Asda/Tesco etc.. but when it comes down to it, if it works for you then go for it.. but just be aware that you can do the same thing for a lot less money.

I believe that there is no excuse for being fat. I am overweight because I eat junk and don't exercise enough Laughing there is no other excuse IMO, but I'm no medical expert.

You sound strong willed and confident and motivated.. but seems it's only been a day so try and keep it up Smile Do you do any exercise as well?

I need to sort my diet out as well so I am interested in this thread and not just picking on you so don't take me the wrong way Smile I don't believe these fad type diets work but am useless at making healthy food and snacks, problem I have is I'm always fookin hungry Laughing wouldn't last 2 minutes on shakes and chewy bars Laughing



lol ye i am very motivated its all about controlling ur mind...if u can then u can du it ye it is expensive i am a full time student nurse so am basically broke! ye i du exercise i bought myself a tredmill in jan bt only used it a few times bt now determined not 2 let me £299 go 2 waste! i thought i wouldnt bt because i told myself i can i have been
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PostPosted: 19:49 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Bonny i've cut out the beer (is hard with student lifestyle) and I have noticed dramatic decreases in beer belly gut. Now I just have an "eat too much" gut. Razz
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PostPosted: 20:26 - 03 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Jon B wrote:
Bonny i've cut out the beer (is hard with student lifestyle) and I have noticed dramatic decreases in beer belly gut. Now I just have an "eat too much" gut. Razz


Aye, i still drink heavily. But i mainly hit the sambucas now when i'm out, and i havent bought in any beer for home in months.

Developed a random sweet tooth though Neutral Keep inhaling whole bags of sweets. Plus don't usually have the time to hit the gym more then a couple of times a week, and just tend to do weights (well, i jog a mile first i guess)
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PostPosted: 09:13 - 04 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

ayikalay wrote:
lol ye i am very motivated its all about controlling ur mind...if u can then u can du it ye it is expensive i am a full time student nurse so am basically broke! ye i du exercise i bought myself a tredmill in jan bt only used it a few times bt now determined not 2 let me £299 go 2 waste! i thought i wouldnt bt because i told myself i can i have been


From looking at your posts in this thread... The only weight you are losing is in the brain cell dept... Karma

Your posts are so hard to read, its almost a joke.

If you really want to lose weight then get your gut stapled and watch weight drop off.....
Also good on the wallet as well. Laughing
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