Jay's Fruit Diet - Update

Results: went from 200# to 189#. I think if I decide to throw a little
exercise in there I would probably drop another 10#. We'll see. I am jsut
happy as hell to be below 190#

Thanks Jay for starting me on this journey!!

Awesome, Jon! I didn't mean to start a new "Pilot's Diet" here, but what
the heck.

BTW: After several months, I'm still with it, and expect to be for life.
The strawberries at this time of year are awesome -- big as plums, and sweet
as candy. I'm munching on them all day long, am never hungry (I throw in
apples, bananas, and an occasional flavored rice cake once in a while, for
variety), my blood pressure is normal (the whole reason for starting this,
as you may recall) -- and, best of all, I'm at my target weight of 175
pounds!

I haven't weighed 175 since COLLEGE, 23 years ago. It's an amazing
feeling, having your pants fall off without a belt! :-)

23 pounds have melted away, almost without effort. I'm never hungry (did I
already say that?), and I still eat one "normal" meal each day, which can
include ANYTHING. Cake, pie, ice cream, beer, margaritas, fried chicken --
who cares? Whatever you want to eat, it's yours, cuz you've eaten nothing
but healthy fruits all day long, eliminating tons of fat and calories from
your diet.

Knowing that the "Reward Meal" is waiting at the end of the day makes eating
fruit easy -- especially when I'm literally gorging myself on the stuff.
And something interesting I've discovered: After a month or two of eating
fruit all day long, your capacity for greasy fried foods goes way down. You
would think I'd be absolutely stuffing myself with cheesecake at the end of
a "fruity" day -- but that's just not the case. I don't know if your
stomach shrinks, or if your tastes change, or what, but I'll sit down ready
to really go at it, and I'll be full LONG before I expected to be.

And, finally, no more Tums, Rolaids, or Prilosec every night, because I
don't have acid reflux anymore. That has been an unexpected and VERY nice
side effect.

I think I've stumbled across the easiest, most successful diet, ever.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

The eye plays funny tricks at this hour of the morning. I would have SWORN
the first time I read this it said that "your testes change".

{;-)

Jim




a "fruity" day -- but that's just not the case. I don't know if your
stomach shrinks, or if your tastes change, or what, but I'll sit down
ready to really go at it, and I'll be full LONG before I expected to be.

"RST Engineering" wrote in message
...
The eye plays funny tricks at this hour of the morning. I would have
SWORN
the first time I read this it said that "your testes change".


Well.... Jay did say "fruity" and.... "It's an amazing
feeling, having your pants fall off without a belt!"

Maybe!

Jim Burns

The eye plays funny tricks at this hour of the morning. I would have
SWORN
the first time I read this it said that "your testes change".


Well.... Jay did say "fruity" and.... "It's an amazing
feeling, having your pants fall off without a belt!"

Maybe!

You know, I expect this kind of stuff from the Left Coasters -- but
from a fellow-Wisconsinite?

That ain't right...

;-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

You know, I expect this kind of stuff from the Left Coasters -- but
from a fellow-Wisconsinite?

That ain't right...

ROFL I'm just glad you responded!! If you hadn't I'd have been REALLY
worried!!
Jim

Jay Honeck wrote:

You know, I expect this kind of stuff from the Left Coasters -- but
from a fellow-Wisconsinite?


Hey, watch it with the left coasters comments there Mr. H. You just
happen to have a couple of them as paying customers in the next few
weeks! :-)

Glad to see a little infighting between the Midwest folks. You go Jim B!

ducking

--
Jack Allison
PP-ASEL-IA Student
Arrow N2104T

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth
with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there
you will always long to return"
- Leonardo Da Vinci

(Remove the obvious from address to reply via e-mail)

("Jack Allison" wrote)
Hey, watch it with the left coasters comments there Mr. H. You just
happen to have a couple of them as paying customers in the next few weeks!
:-)


Prices fluctuate - last week Cub Foods had (yummy) bing cherries at
$1.48/pound. This week they're almost $4 again.

How much do we owe you Jay?
Let's see ...hey you're in luck. Grapes are only $1.29/pound over at the
Hy-Vee this week.

Actually, all Inn rates are tied to frozen concentrated orange juice futures
these days...g


Montblack

Prices fluctuate - last week Cub Foods had (yummy) bing cherries at
$1.48/pound. This week they're almost $4 again.

You should see the price of strawberries! They go up and down like oil
futures!

Well, more like "up" I guess. :-(

Of course, they're as big as apples right now, and incredibly sweet. I
can't believe I never used to eat them unless they were ground up in a milk
shake!

Let's see ...hey you're in luck. Grapes are only $1.29/pound over at the
Hy-Vee this week.

You've got Hy-Vees in Minnesota? I thought they were only in Iowa and
points south...
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Na.... no infighting... just great sense of humours. After all, in the land
of OSH, beer, American Champion, beer, The Hay Bros, beer, Mitchell, Bong,
Basler, beer, Slayton, Sholl, Whittman, beer, The Packers, beer and where
people wear cheese on their heads, do you think that there could ever be any
infighting??? ) Well, maybe a little between beers.
Jim

"Jay Honeck" wrote

You know, I expect this kind of stuff from the Left Coasters -- but
from a fellow-Wisconsinite?

That ain't right...

Well, Wisconsinite *does* rhyme with Aphrodite, doesn't it? g
--
Jim in NC