Comments on: Let’s Make a Deal – Never Gain Fat Starting Today?

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By: supersaiyaan

supersaiyaan — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 16:49:29 +0000

I am not so sure.i love eating low cal.though often i stuff myself up(eat eat until im full),i enjoy while doing this(indulging high cal) but afterwards i feel like shit, feels i hv no energy and so tired.i feel full of energy when i go low cal.
As i have said, im not sure if ill make the deal or not.but either way ill b eating low cal most of the time,thus wont gain fat ANYWAY.

By: Ali

Ali — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:44:41 +0000

A couple years ago I would have said yes for sure. Although I probably didn’t look much different, food was like the Dark Side to my Force. I was eating skinless chicken breasts and iceberg lettuce all the time. Never again! I love food, cooking and eating so much. Now that I’ve found a regimen that lets me eat anything I want, I don’t battle with food anymore. I just enjoy it. The deal to me is not really about how heavy you are, though it’s obvious that if you’re really unsatisfied with how you look you’re not going to take it. I think ultimately the point is to get down to your goal weight and not need the deal, and learn how to live without having to see food as something you’re battling and making compromises over. Food is way too good to view it as a “bad influence”.

By: Wazzup

Wazzup — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 09:29:22 +0000

Nope. No deal. NOT gaining fat and “eat whatever you like without consequences” is a pact with the devil which can only go wrong. Besides, it would probably mean I couldn’t gain any muscle either, and not get any stronger (or adjust my AI for that matter). Besides this whole healthy eating and exercising would be pointless without any obtainable goals or structured path towards them.

So no, I will keep my ability to gain fat.

By: Amy

Amy — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 07:37:21 +0000

Thank you, John,
Nice way to make people think why they always “plan” to change the way they look/eat, while they never do. Some of the comments reveal the power of hope, I guess.