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Throwing another anecdote on the pile: I've been vegetarian for 2 years and have zero perceptible changes to weight or muscle mass (I don't take supplements ei
by accountyaccount 9y ago
Throwing another anecdote on the pile:
I've been vegetarian for 2 years and have zero perceptible changes to weight or muscle mass (I don't take supplements either).
- chillingeffect 9y agoanother anecdote here: I went pescatarian 1.5 years ago and have put on 10-20 pounds. It's really been hard (for me) to feel full without those chicken breasts I used to make and the occasional steak. Fish simply doesn't keep as long. I end up eating lots of junk food :( I don't think it's a bad idea. I just need to get more prepared, clever and disciplined. I actually wasn't looking to lose weight at all, just be healthier. It's been a surprise how hard it is to get back to my original weight.
- accountyaccount 9y agoPreparation is key for me. It's so easy to backpedal into junk food if you don't have a healthier alternative ready to go. There's just so much junk out there. I do meal/snack prep on Sundays, which goes a long way. I eat less grab-and-go junk and I save money too.