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Get these noodles away from me!!!!

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  1. I am an expat in Taiwan, and in my second week of the Atkins program (and countless hours of exercise)

    I had a boost in my first week, because I was 5kg lighter, but this second week i have lost nothing (or gained for that matter).
    My main problem is finding low carb foods, especially with labels i can read. Carbs are the staple diet here, sugar is in everything, on nuts, seeds, even veggies.

    I usually swim for exercise, about 1 1/2 km a day. (not sure if this is the best form of exercise for losing weight?)

    Normal menu of the day:

    1 hard boiled egg mashed up with some butter for brekkie.

    Same for lunch, but with a tiny bit of grated cheese.

    Dinner: steak, fried in olive oil with some mushrooms, garlic and cream cheese.

    Now, this is getting pretty boring, and I am craving some sugar now.

    Any suggestions on how to alter this fantastic menu of mine ( keeping in mind I can only buy stuff when i know what it is just from looking at it..chicken, eggs, cheese, onions etc).

    I have 7 weeks before I go on holiday and need to find a routine that works asap.

    I have slipped off the diet bandwagon before, and I'm desperate to stay on it this time..I was 100kg, now im 95kg.

    (oh, and any low carb recipes for a bread maker will be appreciated, with as many common ingerdients as possible ....again because there is not alot of 'special' foods here).

    cheers!

  2. DUDE!

    Get off of those crappy diets and realize that proper nutrition does not excluse (or dramatically reduce) carbs. Excerise more and eat the proper amount of calories. Most people eat too much and exercise too little. Diets aren't the cure.

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