
HELLO LADIES ~ it's nice to see that you both are still around. We've missed you on Christian Encouragers. I never read Gwen's book, but my plan sounds interestingly similar (the basics anyways). I am going by the biblical idea that everything in the marketplace (shambles) is OK to eat, but letting my moderation (being known to all men) take priority.
However, my definition of moderation is portion control; not eating every thing in moderation; becuz some foods I don't eat at all just becuz I don't want to. I do have a few treats and healthy desserts when I want to as well.
I found a plan called THE BIBLE PLAN some years ago; it just lists all the main foods mentioned in the bible, which it claims are there becuz they are good for us (I'm talking about lean meats and whole fresh foods mostly; even breads). I don't label any food as evil, but some may be devoid of nutritive values and therefore cannot truly satisfy me or make me feel full; so I try not to have them too often (ie chippies).
We have an intestinal disorder in our family, where we can't seem to digest or assimilate enough Vitamins and Minerals from our food; so we have to take Vitamin supplements. That has helped me not feel so hungry all the time (and my hair all grew back in; now, there's a hint, eh?)
CAROL ~ My goal is to eat my main foods in moderation as much as possible, but I know what you mean about munching becuz of boredom. I do eat small snacks in between my meals, as that helps to keep my blood sugars balanced for me. I try to eat a bit of Protein with each meal and snack as that makes me feel more satisfied.
Here's a link to a thread that is all about BOREDOM:
http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/show...33#post2021333
I think that the longer we practice at this new kind of healthy eating, that it will become easier, almost second-nature even. Wish both you ladies well with your plan and your journey ...

ROSEBUD
