[bmw325i]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Can you find a report that shows, beer, pizza and burritos are a good diet so I can show it to my wife?

[1MOREMOD]

Pizza, beer and burritos don't appeal to you, maybe you should see a doctor.

[bmw325i]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Pizza, beer and burritos don't appeal to you, maybe you should see a doctor.

Maybe you should see a doctor with a diet like that.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by bmw325i

Maybe you should see a doctor with a diet like that.

Doing fine thanks, lift every day of the week usually. 340 bench at age 42 seems decent to me.

[kingofthedemo]

Originally Posted by Templar

Food for thought, but I think your change in health doesn't have much to do with switching to a "plant based diet" and much more to do with dropping the empty calories from beer (daily, really?) and the processed junk in the fast food/dining out food. Dropping the beer alone will cause a drastic change, even if you didn't do anything else differently.

Lean meats are mostly fine, depending on the source, the animal's diet, and the lack of processing. Going free range with my meats instead of the cheap processed stuff has done wonders for me. I feel a lot better too.

Of course it made a huge difference that I stopped drinking beer and eating out! I would have had a much healthier lifestyle by making those two changes alone, no doubt. But I wanted to go even farther and improve my health to the extreme, by getting most of my calories from unrefined plant based foods.

The risk of many cancer's, and heart disease can be drastically reduced from an unrefined plant based diet.

[Beverley Filman]

I've tried all sorts of 'healthy eating' diets - about 3 months ago found a diet that suits me - I look and feel so well (better than I have done in years!!!) - its all about the food we eat. This diet goes through all the 'bad' food and the 'bad' toxins - I suppose its not really a diet as I can eat almost anything!!!! x

[ATTN]

Simple IIFYM, hit your macros, got down to 8% bf from 16% in 12 weeks