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Old 10-31-2005 | 06:31 PM
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Old 10-31-2005 | 06:33 PM
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Yeah I was saying that V8 was a good compliment to a good breakfast since I would agrue that very few of us actually get our alotted amounts of veggies in a day. You slam a glass or 2 of that in your day and presto.....veggies. But yeah breakfast is important, it doesn't necessarily have to be your biggest meal.....but it should get a good base for the rest of your day. Complex carbs are a great start, and a start on your protein intake is also good. Like Moog said, eggs, low fat cheese, yogurt, skim milk, whole wheat toast, whole wheat bagel. Things like that.

You are definately not taking in enough calories. I've found the cheapest and easiest way to take down some serious protein and calories in a day is to get Shaker cups and put protein powder in them and while you're at the office get some milk from a little shop or something for like $2. Thats an instant 40 grams of protein and 300+ calories for $2. Buy the powder in bulk and thats the cheapest meal you'll have all day.

You should eat breakfast before work
A snack at work before lunch
Lunch
A snack befoer you leave work
Dinner
Post dinner snack

That's 6 right there. If you really want to be hardcore you could go for 2 snacks after lunch and before dinner to put you at 7.
so are Whey Protein shakes good? I have a bulk of that I bought when i was working out but I never knew when to take it.
Old 10-31-2005 | 06:44 PM
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Fruit, Veggie, lean meat. Good Fat-Olives(+oil) Fish, eggs ,nuts.

Stay away from boxed or manmade food. That is the best health/diet advice.
Instead of V8, why not invest in a juicer. Way way better.
Old 10-31-2005 | 06:46 PM
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Fruit, Veggie, lean meat. Good Fat-Olives(+oil) Fish, eggs ,nuts.

Stay away from boxed or manmade food. That is the best health/diet advice.
Instead of V8, why not invest in a juicer. Way way better.
I have a juicer...and rec blends? I used to blend my own fruit juices, but someone told me that they were REAL high in sugar and adding to my FAT @$$.
Old 10-31-2005 | 07:01 PM
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I hope we are not referring to what I said about fruit juices. I am referring to the fruit juices you buy in the store that have all kinds of extra artificial sugars added to them. The real stuff is great.
Old 10-31-2005 | 07:38 PM
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Real juice = high in pulp/fiber
Old 10-31-2005 | 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Moog
Real juice = high in pulp/fiber
Hi fiber = Mucho POOH high in PULP also....ha.ha.ha..
Old 11-01-2005 | 12:36 AM
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YesJD you are correct......HOWEVER, high fiber diets have shown to reduce your chances for prostate cancer......SO, i'll take my chances with mucho POOH!
Old 11-01-2005 | 12:51 AM
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I thought it was colon cancer? Well high fiber diets help lower cholesterol and keep the GI tract healthy. JD and his mexican food diet ... mmmm queso y frijoles.
Old 11-01-2005 | 01:06 AM
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You're right Moog Colon Cancer is another cancer lowered by diets high in fieber. And yeah I bet JD's GI tract is ready to pack up and leave after all those frijoles.
Old 11-01-2005 | 01:33 AM
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You're right Moog Colon Cancer is another cancer lowered by diets high in fieber. And yeah I bet JD's GI tract is ready to pack up and leave after all those frijoles.
If you want to get really healthy, not meaning to gross you out.....

Look into doing a colon cleanse about 3-4 times a year and a parasite cleanse and if you want to go further after that, a liver and kidney cleanse.

Trust me you won't be disappointed.
Old 11-01-2005 | 09:49 AM
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I can understand the colon cleanse process, but how the heck do you perform a liver & kidney cleanse?
Old 11-01-2005 | 12:52 PM
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I can understand the colon cleanse process, but how the heck do you perform a liver & kidney cleanse?
a toilet plunger!
Old 11-01-2005 | 12:57 PM
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Uhhh...I feel pretty healthy, so I think I'll pass on that.
Old 11-01-2005 | 01:50 PM
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I can understand the colon cleanse process, but how the heck do you perform a liver & kidney cleanse?
There are many supplements on the Internet, try a Google search.



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