Raise the level of proteins you eat - meat, fish, eggs, yoghurt, cheese, milk, beans (lentils, chickpeas, etc) as well as fruit & veggies. I'm working hard on just limiting my carbs at the moment. When I broke my addiction last time, I restricted myself to 'a' piece of bread a day and pasta or rice only twice a week (it's a staple in this house as DS eats it and not much else) and boosted the proteins. Once you get rid of the hold carbs have (including sugars!), you don't need to eat as much and don't feel that urge to eat when you don't need to.
It's weird to snack on ham or boiled eggs for a while, but it's a nice change too! It's the cutting sugar I have trouble with :wall: There's no point cutting it out altogether - you'll just binge - but reducing slowly is the way to go.
I've decided to do the yoga. I'll ring the woman tomorrow and see if she has a place in Wednesday night's class (starting tomorrow - yikes!)... :o Wish me luck!
Leesa :whip: ooohhh - I like it! :) Goal, hey? I'm a terribly practical person and need to have simply defined goals, so I might do something boring like 'walk to work 3 days each week'. Work is only 5 minutes away, but if I come home for lunch - it ends up being around 25 minutes of walking per day without much effort! AND there are stairs getting into the building at work. Not sure what else I can offer as my knee is really concerning me at the moment and my back has been spasming quite a lot today. Am about to put a heatpack on it to see if it's better tomorrow.
Not sure what you could do as a group goal? Maybe increase exercise routines by 10% (in time and effort)? Then it's across the board and doesn't leave anyone out? :dunno: Just a suggestion!

