I was doing research on different tea's that promote weight loss and health and found that there have been studies relating green tea and oolong tea to weight loss. Oolong was more impressive at helping to stop insulin increases. I bought some hoping to try it.
My problem is that since my accident I have gained alot of new muscle in my upper body but also gained fat in my mid section. I no longer can zip up my pants over my diapers. Since cardio is not really an option since you'd have to work for hours a day to make a difference I am tring to diet and watch what I drink. I still have not gotten the results I want to have. I refuse to give up and let the weight consume me.
Has anyone else tried to use these teas and has it helped?
They are now marketing this tea under the name Wu-Long, even though Oolong and Wu-Long are the same thing.
Please let me know, I'll also keep you posted on my progress since they claim you will loose 10 pounds in 2 weeks on this tea if you drink it after 2 meals.
KT
Oolong Tea
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keeptrukin
, Jan 03 2007 08:03 PM
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#2
Posted 29 January 2007 - 06:44 AM
keeptrukin, on Jan 4 2007, 06:03 AM, said:
I was doing research on different tea's that promote weight loss and health and found that there have been studies relating green tea and oolong tea to weight loss. Oolong was more impressive at helping to stop insulin increases. I bought some hoping to try it.
My problem is that since my accident I have gained alot of new muscle in my upper body but also gained fat in my mid section. I no longer can zip up my pants over my diapers. Since cardio is not really an option since you'd have to work for hours a day to make a difference I am tring to diet and watch what I drink. I still have not gotten the results I want to have. I refuse to give up and let the weight consume me.
Has anyone else tried to use these teas and has it helped?
They are now marketing this tea under the name Wu-Long, even though Oolong and Wu-Long are the same thing.
Please let me know, I'll also keep you posted on my progress since they claim you will loose 10 pounds in 2 weeks on this tea if you drink it after 2 meals.
KT
My problem is that since my accident I have gained alot of new muscle in my upper body but also gained fat in my mid section. I no longer can zip up my pants over my diapers. Since cardio is not really an option since you'd have to work for hours a day to make a difference I am tring to diet and watch what I drink. I still have not gotten the results I want to have. I refuse to give up and let the weight consume me.
Has anyone else tried to use these teas and has it helped?
They are now marketing this tea under the name Wu-Long, even though Oolong and Wu-Long are the same thing.
Please let me know, I'll also keep you posted on my progress since they claim you will loose 10 pounds in 2 weeks on this tea if you drink it after 2 meals.
KT
As for the (tea) I didn't use any tea's but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt. It's extremely crucial to not eat ANY cheese or bread as the grilled potato is a carbohydrate in itself.
It's not easy especially in the beginning because your only eating 1 meal a day, so it will take a month or a few months to shrink your stomach. To get over the hunger pains especially in the beginning eat rice crackers that are plain without any flavouring at all. To be honest im not sure if they are called rice crackers, the things im talking about are very light, and have some type of puffed rice or wheat. They are approximately 10 centimetres or 4 inches in diameter and approximately 1 centimetre thick or a little under half inch thick. They are great to snack on providing you do NOT put anything on them. If you follow this I guarantee you will lose the weight FAST. GOOD LUCK WITH WHAT EVER YOU TRY.
#3
Posted 29 January 2007 - 10:51 AM
Thanks wheels 1974 for those tips.
Did you find that with 1 meal a day your metabolism got a lot slower, and what about your bowl routine - did you just eat carrots & cabbage to keep you going so to speak? lol!
Like a lot of long timers (especially the ladies) I have too much weight on me especially around the middle but even on 1000 calories a day I don't loose weight. I think it would be dangerous to eat less than that a day as I want to keep fit & well & my skin to be good.
Anyway, I'm dieting now with my hubby. Last night he did a fab chick pea curry with wilted spinach - perhaps we should all share low fat recipies here!!
Take care
L xx
Did you find that with 1 meal a day your metabolism got a lot slower, and what about your bowl routine - did you just eat carrots & cabbage to keep you going so to speak? lol!
Like a lot of long timers (especially the ladies) I have too much weight on me especially around the middle but even on 1000 calories a day I don't loose weight. I think it would be dangerous to eat less than that a day as I want to keep fit & well & my skin to be good.
Anyway, I'm dieting now with my hubby. Last night he did a fab chick pea curry with wilted spinach - perhaps we should all share low fat recipies here!!
Take care
L xx
#4
Posted 29 January 2007 - 04:01 PM
My husband is a chef i also have put on a lot of weight i am a c5 and don't exercise alot my calorie intake stays under 1000 as well but i have scraficed so much being a quad i'm not giving up the food i eat healthy but i am no rabbit i have sustained my weight and refused to diet... i'll let the times when i am sick take care of that.
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#6
Posted 05 February 2007 - 12:03 AM
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To get over the hunger pains especially in the beginning eat rice crackers that are plain without any flavouring at all. To be honest im not sure if they are called rice crackers, the things im talking about are very light, and have some type of puffed rice or wheat. They are approximately 10 centimetres or 4 inches in diameter and approximately 1 centimetre thick or a little under half inch thick. They are great to snack on providing you do NOT put anything on them.
If you're watching carbs, wouldn't the cracker-things you mentioned not exactly be the best option?
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