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16Corvine wrote:Bought my own food today, and I feel pretty good about it. It's not the absolute healthiest, but it's relatively healthy. Two soups, trail mix, and fruit. I tried to make sure it's all low-sodium, partly because having food such as trail mix with detectable grains of salt on it really bugs me now. I also have no real craving for really fatty or sugary foods anymore (except fruit). I hope this lasts, I'll probably get more fit.
Although, why am I like this right now? Especially since it's cold now, it's strange. But the only thing the cold has added to my cravings is now I'd prefer heated food, which seems perfectly reasonable.
Edit: I realize I used the word "now" too much, but I don't care enough to fix it.
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67Can I call you Legion from now on?Kāyŭs Prütäc! wrote:We would guess it's a somatoform effect. You want a healthy diet strongly enough to instinctively adapt to such a lifestyle with little to no trouble. If we recall correctly, humans call this "willpower."
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10110110What's quinoa? Is that a type of protein?Corvine wrote:I would guess things like fish and beans and quinoa.
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10*sniffle* Don't get angry with me Nnoitra but *whispers* C-c-can you please explain the difference? I only watched FiM so I don't know about the other one.Nnoitra Hushimo wrote:
Oh! Now I know what you're talking about! My family sometimes eats it as a replacement for rice. We call it something different in Trinidad though. We make it with roti sometimes.Corvine wrote:@Star: Just google it. I think it's pretty good.
35Older generation.*ShiningStar* wrote:*sniffle* Don't get angry with me Nnoitra but *whispers* C-c-can you please explain the difference? I only watched FiM so I don't know about the other one.Nnoitra Hushimo wrote:
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*ShiningStar* wrote:@Kāyŭs Well since you are very knowledgeable in many things, do you think you can help me in somethings? I have two issues that seem to be bothering me and hindering my work ability from time to time.
The first issue is that I tend to oversleep. Like a nap for me is like about no less than 5 hours. In order for me to wake up and not feel groggy, I'd usually have to sleep for more than 12 hours. In fact, if I didn't have my parents to wake me up everyday, I'd almost always oversleep when it comes so school. My parents or my sister has to wake me up since I can't really hear alarms all that well.
The second issue is that no matter how much I eat, my body fails to gain the weight. My nisan (big brother) says it's not how much I eat but what I eat, however, I changed to a high-carb and high-protein diet and that still doesn't seem to work for me. In a span of two years, I have only gained 9 pounds. I've been to the doctor and they say my health isn't an issue. It can't really be genetics because I am the slimmest one in my family. I don't know what I can do to gain weight. I don't want to be fat, but at least a 10 pound weight gain would be nice.
Any suggestions?
10Oh nonono! My Nisan is and will always be Tescia's number 1 health doctor! Besides I already asked Nisan this stuff. I just want a second opinion to be sure.Sushimo wrote:
Oh, looks like Z is getting replaced being the health doc here.
16351610 110Aww well you guys are very smart so you should make an Ask Kay thread! Or at least something similar to that. I know that a lot of people can benefit from your advice!Kāyŭs Prütäc! wrote:We're not really health nuts. We just fancy ourselves know-it-alls.
