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    Rice is good. Get some brown rice. Maybe chop up some veg you do like. Sweetcorn? Cucumber? Stuff like that. Then just boil it all in a saucepan until the rice is done. Shapow all done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrueTimmy View Post
    Why wouldn't they be healthy. Here is the nutrition facts from what I eat: http://www.browniebites.net/wp-conte...ition-info.jpg
    WAAYYY too much processed sh*t in them, honestly. Grocery stores and big companies get people fooled by saying things are healthy but in reality they have additives that are not only bad for your body but are not needed.

    It's got 17grams of sugar already and that doesn't include the corn syrup they added into it. That's A LOT of sugar for breakfast.


    I don't eat perfect and I am not a nutritionist.. but I have been a personal trainer and am currently a fitness coach to help people lose weight.. so I'm not just blowing smoke here.
    Last edited by mrslizzyg; 06-30-2015 at 02:47 PM.
    "I've got 99 problems and 93 of them are completely made up scenarios in my head that I'm stressed about for absolutely no logical reason."

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    Hey Tim!

    Nixon and Lizzy are my friends. They won't steer you wrong.

    Wish I could eat spaghetti, grain products and me don't mix well.

    How has your day been?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrslizzyg View Post
    WAAYYY too much processed sh*t in them, honestly. Grocery stores and big companies get people fooled by saying things are healthy but in reality they have additives that are not only bad for your body but are not needed.

    It's got 17grams of sugar already and that doesn't include the corn syrup they added into it. That's A LOT of sugar for breakfast.


    I don't eat perfect and I am not a nutritionist.. but I have been a personal trainer and am currently a fitness coach to help people lose weight.. so I'm not just blowing smoke here.
    I'm not trying to lose weight, I'm trying to make myself feel better about what I eat. I have a high metabolism. My fear is a heart attack because of all the junk food. High in saturated fats, and stuff like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrueTimmy View Post
    I'm not trying to lose weight, I'm trying to make myself feel better about what I eat. I have a high metabolism. My fear is a heart attack because of all the junk food. High in saturated fats, and stuff like that.
    The additives and sugar(practically makes it a junk food) in this are something you would want to pay attention to, regardless of weight loss or not. It's not healthy for your body in many ways.

    There are WORSE things you could eat. But I would never put this on a list of "healthy."
    "I've got 99 problems and 93 of them are completely made up scenarios in my head that I'm stressed about for absolutely no logical reason."

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    Quote Originally Posted by needtogetwell View Post
    Hey Tim!

    Nixon and Lizzy are my friends. They won't steer you wrong.

    Wish I could eat spaghetti, grain products and me don't mix well.

    How has your day been?
    Hey! Yesterday and today my condition has been at a minimum. Last night I skyped with my Girlfriend, and went to bed pretty easily. Today I woke up, ate some cheerios took my supplements and meds. I just got back from a run, I didn't run too much, just got my heart rate up to about 170. About a 1/4 of a mile. I'm about to go on another one. I ate a Fiber One bar today too. I've been doing a lot better. Of course, I still have a little worry in me, but maybe in time it'll go away. Thanks! I'll catch up with you later!

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    Tim,

    You're not always going to be able to eat healthy to the point of the food always being organic, unprocessed, preservative free, etc, etc.

    With just about everything you buy you can find something to deem it unhealthy.

    Whole wheat pasta and Cheerios are definitely a step up from junk food. While they certainly are not the epitome of health, they are also better choices than many of your alternatives.

    It's about finding a balance, and being aware of what you are putting in your body. Learn to incorporate the healthy foods (fruits, vegetables, good protein) in addition to the spaghetti.

    As you are educating yourself about food, you will begin to find what it means to eat purely healthy, and be able to apply that information in a way that works with your body.

    But, do not stress about eating Cheerios and spaghetti. It is good you are learning to eat better, and these foods, while not overly healthy (in the way of having extra unnecessary components), will provide your body with some nutrition.

    Eating these foods today are not contributing to heart disease.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrueTimmy View Post
    I'm not trying to lose weight, I'm trying to make myself feel better about what I eat. I have a high metabolism. My fear is a heart attack because of all the junk food. High in saturated fats, and stuff like that.
    You know what may be a better idea?

    Get your anxiety in check so you don't fear irrational things like a heart attack at 17

    You should be eating crappy stuff all the time at 17 and enjoying it. Its the law of nature
    "Y'all didn't have to shoot me" ~ Harambe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goomba View Post
    Tim,

    You're not always going to be able to eat healthy to the point of the food always being organic, unprocessed, preservative free, etc, etc.

    With just about everything you buy you can find something to deem it unhealthy.

    Whole wheat pasta and Cheerios are definitely a step up from junk food. While they certainly are not the epitome of health, they are also better choices than many of your alternatives.

    It's about finding a balance, and being aware of what you are putting in your body. Learn to incorporate the healthy foods (fruits, vegetables, good protein) in addition to the spaghetti.

    As you are educating yourself about food, you will begin to find what it means to eat purely healthy, and be able to apply that information in a way that works with your body.

    But, do not stress about eating Cheerios and spaghetti. It is good you are learning to eat better, and these foods, while not overly healthy (in the way of having extra unnecessary components), will provide your body with some nutrition.

    Eating these foods today are not contributing to heart disease.
    I agree completely

    Sorry if I was coming off harsh, Tim. I just have a deep passion for this kind of stuff so sometimes I don't know when to shut up.
    "I've got 99 problems and 93 of them are completely made up scenarios in my head that I'm stressed about for absolutely no logical reason."

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    You guys are great! What an awesome community, I play video games, and I'm not used to people being this nice on the Internet. I've had almost 2 miles of walking/running throughout my day today.

 

 

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