Category Archives: Diet diary

Day 21 – some stat updates

Weight change: -0.5kg

First month weight loss chart

When I put all the figures in, I was actually surprised howlittle ups there were through the course of my diet so far. It definitely felt like there were more regressions. Sometimes looking at the big picture can actually help your motivation aparently…

Cycle 5 - PV - weight loss

To start a new tradition above is the just finished vegetable 5 day phase.

Overall I am 6.3kg lighter in 5 weeks.

Day 20

Breakfast

3 soft boiled eggs with a protal pancake

Lunch

2 grilled chicken breasts

Dinner

2 protein bars

Weight change: -0.1kg

Today was a very weird day. I was stuffing myself all day long, and yet, still felt hungry…

Day 19

Breakfast

Stuffed bell peper and a protal pancake

Lunch

Chicken tikka

Ham and tomatoes

A few Babybel Light cheese bites

Sugar free chewing gum

Dinner

Sirloin steak with runner beans

Weight change: -0.5kg

Day 18

Breakfast

Few slices of ham and Babybel Light cheese

Lunch

Radish, cheese and tomatoes

Soft cheese, radish and tomatoes

Sugar free gum

Dinner

Turkey breast, onions and runner beans

Fried turkey breast with onion and green beans

Diet coke

Weight change: +0.1kg

I think I do need to cut down on the cheese… I might not be eating that much of it, but quite often, maybe it is affecting my weight loss.

Day 17

Breakfast

Spoon of yesterday’s bell pepper stuffing and Babybel Light cheese bites

Lunch

Radish, cheese and tomatoes

Low fat soft cheese with tomatoes and radishes

Dinner

Turkey, leek, friend sausage & onion

Turkey breast with leek, cheese and sausage + diet coke

Desert

Coacoa oat bran cookies

Protal biscuits (cocoa variation)

Weight change: -0.5kg

Losses like this are really rewarding. Hope I don’t gain it back tomorrow… Interestingly I checked my waist and it went down from 97cm to 91.5cm. You really don’t notice these gradual changes, if someone asked me if my size has changed I would have probably said no. But there you go, the measure does not lie…