Lose 15 pounds

Hello.what is this weight loss program you guys are on. My cholesterol is high don't want to be on medication.

I'm on a product that I sell and it's helping so much to lose weight. I was over 300 pounds and was disgusted with myself. I am now under that and keep getting lower. I also feel great too. I need to do this in order to get my health better in other areas too.

Two weeks ago I had an emergency galblader revoved surgery. After a lot of pain I decided to lose weight for health. Right now I am obese. My dream is to be active enough to live longer, healthier and in great shape. I am sure I can do it, so any tip and help are wellcome.

Was told by my doctor six years ago I was on the verge of stroke or heart attack, borderline diabetic and needed to make some changes.\nImmediately set about creating a whole new lifestyle for myself. Begin eating only on the "low" of the Glycemic Index and began eating for my blood type. Have lost 30 pounds and have kept it off now for five years.

I am on the road to losing 15 pounds, because for one: I gave up sodas for Lent, I have not had a soda since Ash Wednesday. Also I am making more of a effort on eating better. I know I can do this, I have to have faith in myself and my God.

I'd actually like to lose between 50 and 75, if not more.

I have kept the weight off for 5 months now. This inspired my husband and he too has just lost 22 pounds! The rest of my family is on the wagon too! My brother and sister-in-law have lost over 40 lbs total. My aunt has lost 30 lbs and my step daughter and her mother-in-law have lost over 20 lbs total...message me and I'll tell you how!

I have been in school for almost a year now and as you may know college students do not eat very well, i try to grab something healthy when I remeber but I am so tired or just lazy? Helppppppp!

First of all let me begin by saying that losing weight, any at all is worth it. One pound of weight lost is better then one pound kept. So adopt this way of thinking and use it as a milestone for your intended goal. I was close to my retirement when I realized that I was too heavy for my frame. It began one Thanksgiving about 7 or 8 years ago. Typically, I would lose all the weight gained from feasting before December, but that year it didn't go away. I began to lose energy, was always tired, and worst went up two almost three pant sizes. I visited a nutritionist/dietician at the V.A. hospital who told me some very interesting facts about the things I was putting in my stomach. One of the things that is important to understand is what happens to sugar when we eat it. We must understand what our metabolic rate is, and how much therefore it affects the storage of sugar. Usually, a very physically active person who gets enough exercise will have no problem with stored sugars. Ideally we will have what we need plus a little more. People with good metabolic rates that exercise will lose weight that is gained by sugar provided they don't eat too much sugar in the first place. I eat oatmeal every day in the morning with a little brown sugar, some fresh fruit, and skim milk. With this diet, I have been able to lose about 20 pounds, and that is without exercise which I should be doing. Everything I eat is less than 5 grams of saturated fat and low in cholesterol. By the way, oatmeal that is prepared the way I mentioned earlier will fuel your body for doing hard work for about 5 or 6 hours and you won't feel starved even after that much time. Once you see the benefit of a lightweight but nutritious breakfast, then you can work on a light weight dinner or lunch. Stay away from sugar! Eat low fat food. In the evening, no later than about 6 eat a SMALL serving of your favorite meat with a vegetable. Get some good sleep and walk a mile or two every other day or so. You will realize weight loss. Give it time. If you break a rule, don't worry about it, make up for it by exercising enough to burn the extra sugar you may have eaten. Keep going at it. Let me know if anyone has been helped by my thoughts. Good luck. Most importantly, you are beautiful and special no matter how fat you are. I'll take a person with a weight problem over any slim trim person any day. Why? Because they need somebody who cares about them and aren't ashamed to admit it. Why? Because people who struggle with weight problems know what suffering and shame is all about. The most important person in this world is you regardless of your weight problem. This world needs to "shape up" by being compassionate to people who don't have the good fortune of possessing a body they are proud of.

15 would be nice, 50 would be amazing. Why is this so hard for us? We know we want to, so why can't we achieve it? i know why i can't, I love food to much!