Members' Journals => Journals => Topic started by: ForTheHunt on March 15, 2010, 08:28:24 am
Title: ForTheHunt's experimental journal.
Post by: ForTheHunt on March 15, 2010, 08:28:24 am
Hey guys, the next couple of weeks I'm going to make an experiment.
What I'm going to do is eat lots less food, basically only eat when I'm very hungry and stop eating when not hungry anymore.
Also with every meal I am going to eat a piece of high meat, aged 2 months.
Here are the results I'm hoping to see:
More energy (due to less digesting) Looking better Clearer skin Better breath
Heres what might happen aswell:
Fatigue due to not enough calories Might look emaciated Muscle loss
I will write every day what I eat and how it's going.
Cheers,
Hunt
Title: Re: ForTheHunt's experimental journal.
Post by: ys on March 15, 2010, 09:54:29 am
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Heres what might happen aswell:
Fatigue due to not enough calories Might look emancipated Muscle loss
Sounds like you are anticipating failure. Why even think about negatives?? While it very well might happen, thinking about it ahead of time is really not a healthy attitude. Drop the negatives and think positive all the way.
Title: Re: ForTheHunt's experimental journal.
Post by: Ioanna on March 15, 2010, 10:22:53 am
sorry, but this made me lol... i think you mean emaciated :)
anyway, you are not going to wake up one morning and look into the mirror to see the extremes of either list you provided... you will, however, probably recognize subtleties that will tell you if you are headed in the direction you want or not so that you can decide daily to stay with your plan or change course, whichever is best for you. keep us posted!
Title: Re: ForTheHunt's experimental journal.
Post by: ForTheHunt on March 15, 2010, 11:12:01 am
Hahaha. Oh dear. Emancipated :)
I don't think I will wake up and see extremes, but yes I think I will be able to see a big difference in two weeks which will tell me whether it's right or wrong :)
Thats for the correction and I will keep you posted.
Sounds like you are anticipating failure. Why even think about negatives?? While it very well might happen, thinking about it ahead of time is really not a healthy attitude. Drop the negatives and think positive all the way.
I'm actually anticipating positive results although I'm just neutral on the whole situation. I don't think this is a situation where positive thinking will help, it will either work or it wont.
Although I am a huge believer in being positive so I appreciate your comment
Title: Re: ForTheHunt's experimental journal.
Post by: goodsamaritan on March 15, 2010, 04:42:46 pm