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No Meals after 6 pm? Is it healthy?? Pls. help me...
I started my own diet "No Meals after 6pm" on Nov. 1, 2004. Yeah, I lost 4.5 kilos at this short time. Is it healthy? Ridiculous question!! But I feel better than before. What I am wonderring now is that when I eat my normal meal the day over, it won't take five minutes after eating that I have to vomit everything. Am I sick? Pls. help me......
No Meals after 6 pm? Is it healthy?? Pls. help me... Post #2 (permalink)
i don't think not eating after 6 is bad ... especially if you are going to bed fairly early. If you've eatin enough during the day to get your "recommended daily intake", then you have all the energy you need to carry you through to the morning. In fact, the worst thing you can do is have a meal late at night before going to bed (unless you're running a marathon or something the next day).
Not sure about the whole vommitting thing, tho ?
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I also don't think the vomiting has anything to do with not eating after dinner (but check with your doctor, of course). Not eating after dinner is a very common and well-regarded practice for weight-loss and weight-management. The only concern I would have is if you're doing any very significantly vigorous exercise after dinner.
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I've read an article by bob green, Oprah's weight loss coach, that you should stop eating 3 hrs before bedtime, whenever your bedtime it. If its at 2am, then stop eating at 11pm, if its at 8pm, then stop eating at 5pm, ect.
No Meals after 6 pm? Is it healthy?? Pls. help me... Post #7 (permalink)
I started my own diet "No Meals after 6pm" on Nov. 1, 2004. Yeah, I lost 4.5 kilos at this short time. Is it healthy? Ridiculous question!! But I feel better than before. What I am wonderring now is that when I eat my normal meal the day over, it won't take five minutes after eating that I have to vomit everything. Am I sick? Pls. help me......
I dont know about this factoid.. I have read many things about it and other aspects of weight loss..and basically what my doc says (who is also a nutritionist) its not when you eat its what you eat. You should only eat when your hungry and never skip meals... eat several small ones or 3 normal ones..but eat..and dont vomit.. you need to go see your doc if that keeps up..not normal
No Meals after 6 pm? Is it healthy?? Pls. help me... Post #8 (permalink)
Well if you do eat later at night then eat some slow digesting foods like cottage cheese or brown rice, theyre good for you and with them taking so long to be used in the body there will be minimal fat gain, while eating sugary stuff will go "straight to the hips" lol.
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hey i ALWAYS eat after 6pm. im just a night person and always get hungry then. but i just work it out so i have a couple hundred calories left to "spend" so to speak. i think as long as you dont go over your caloric intake for the day (lets say its 1500 a day) and stay away from sugary stuff like errtu said, you'll be ok!
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You didn't say weather you are vomiting because you are unable to keep the food down at that time or if you are making yourself vomit. Two completly different causes but both can cause tooth decay and other medical problems. A doctor is in definate order ASAP.
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hey i ALWAYS eat after 6pm. im just a night person and always get hungry then. but i just work it out so i have a couple hundred calories left to "spend" so to speak. i think as long as you dont go over your caloric intake for the day (lets say its 1500 a day) and stay away from sugary stuff like errtu said, you'll be ok!
____ I agree!
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I could not do it myself. I too am a night person and I have to eat late. But I eat low carb low calorie foods. But if you can do it, I'm sure its great thing. Then carbs for breakfast, and none after lunch
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I agree with wonderwoman the bottomline is caloric intake, to stay on a "program" and to make as little changes, other then smaller portions,more exercise and cutting out sugars, rice, pastas, and ALL FLOUR and fried foods,AND BEING CONCIOUS OF ALL THE OTHER TIPS THAT CAN HELP US REACH OUR GOALS.
But I think the real answer is to have a heart to heart with yourself and decide to put yourself first on the things that need to be done in your day. Ask and explain to your husband and kids you'll need an hour alone to exercise etc... I've decided to step up to the plate and try to love myself and take care of myself the way I want to and like to take care of my husband , kids and others; I'm sick of being crabby because I feel FAT!! It sounds horrible but I feel SOOOO good when I'm eating right, exercising and slender!!
No Meals after 6 pm? Is it healthy?? Pls. help me... Post #15 (permalink)
I've read an article by bob green, Oprah's weight loss coach, that you should stop eating 3 hrs before bedtime, whenever your bedtime it. If its at 2am, then stop eating at 11pm, if its at 8pm, then stop eating at 5pm, ect.
That's great info, NB Now I won't feel so guilty when I have dinner around 7. Thanks for this. Also, I usually have desert anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour after I eat dinner (if I have desert, which usually turns out to be an apple or something). Is this better? Or should I be waiting a few hours before eating again?