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how can i plan out a healthy eating diet?

is there any website where i can go to so i can calculate my age and weight and find out a healthy eating plan. or is there some website that will tell me what i should be eating like a food pyramid or something? [i'm fifteen years old if that helps any]

well if you want to lose wieght drink lots of water and eat about 1000 calories a day plus do atleast 30 mins of cardio a day, or to maintain a healthy wieght eat between 2000, 2500 calories a day and drink lots of water and do cardio at least thirty mins good luck : )

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no white or bread diet?

I heard of diet where u eat no rice, white stuff, or bread. Anyone knows the rules or the complete diet? And how much you suppose to lose within a month?

the answerer above me is absolutely correct

you should just commit to a healthier lifestyle instead

however, white foods should be avoided at all times since they consist of no nutritional value

i have done this before, and trust me, your body needs carbs (no too much though, of course)

aim for wholegrain whole wheat breads, cereals, oatmeals, & pastas

i found this great, useful site full of helpful tips, tricks, & info on how to lose weight the safe & healthy way by committing to a healthy lifestyle-it even has healthy snack ideas & a healthy food grocery list if you scroll down-i hope it helps you like it helped me!

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It’s nearly April, only a few months till summer. Question is how is your diet going?

I started a calorie controlled diet back in January and am losing weight very slowly. Am 12 aiming for a size 10 by summer, getting there but really slowly.

It´s a Monday, and I always start a diet on Monday.

My eating habits are out of control. We went to the movies the other night, and I had popcorn, chocolate, and other sweets, so today is another day.

My thing though is exercise. I haven´t done it regularly for a year, so I´m starting out slow.

Best wishes to you though-it sounds like you are doing really, really well!

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