#WriteOff09 – Day 16: Dan Blogs about Cutting Bread and Pasta Out of One’s Diet

24 Jun
2009
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For Day 16 (is it really Day 16? It feels like it’s been nowhere near that long and and eternity all at the same time!), Dan talks about trying to cut out bread and pasta out of his diet this week.

He says:

So, what’s the result? While there aren’t likely any noticeable physical results yet (let’s face it, I am still fairly skinny), I’m feeling a LOT better. Salads and parfaits are surprisingly more satisfying than I remember, and I have more energy than I should, given that I’ve been up at 5:45 every day this week. I’ve also avoided the mid-afternoon lull…

So, yes, definitely too early to probably to see any physical difference but I’m glad Dan is feeling more upbeat and better. That’s always wonderful!

It’s funny, I was actually contemplating a write-up of my own about weight and my history of success and failures, so perhaps I will follow up with more of my own thoughts here, tomorrow.

In the meantime, Dan, keep it up and I hope to see a blog post in the future to see how much progress you’ve made in a few weeks and if you see any physical changes. I’m not a huge believer in cutting out carbs as a good way to lose weight, especially considering how much soccer I play but I’m curious to know how it goes. Good luck!

  • Yeah, I didn't mean to imply you were cutting ALL carbs out, sorry. Tired. I generally just don't like to cut back on any, at all, ever. >:)
  • Dan
    Thanks for the post, Emma. I'm still consuming carbs; I'm just avoiding consuming all my meals as big, heavy carbs. I love Subway and Fusaro's, but man do I feel sluggish after consuming a meal from either place. I'll obviously bring bread and pasta back into my diet, just in much smaller amounts. Cutting any of one group from your diet - carbs, fats, or proteins - is NEVER good for you.
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