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It had the opposite impact for me, honestly - no more eating out for lunch, no commute (which I repurposed for workouts), and less social meals/drinking. (I'm
by curiousllama 6y ago
It had the opposite impact for me, honestly - no more eating out for lunch, no commute (which I repurposed for workouts), and less social meals/drinking. (I'm also young, was already in shape, and have no kids - so that helps lmao)
I would love to see stats on weight change over the population.
- dfxm12 6y agoYeah, I'm in your boat. I've gotten noticeably trimmer since this started, despite a bunch of non-COVID related stress piling up on me. The only positive difference I can identify is that I eat out 0 times a week now instead of 2-3.
- ghaff 6y agoIn a work or event situation, it's easy to end up eating a big lunch by default because the food is subsidized/free, it's the social thing to do, etc. I (normally) do a lot of events and one of the changes I made a while back was to generally take it easy at lunch and not eat food just because it's there or free for lunch of an afternoon break. (Especially given that, in convention centers, it tends to be pretty awful anyway.)