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February 2012

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This is what I do when I’m bored. Pink nail polish, dipped a straightened out bobby pin in black nail polish..and ta-da!

Watermelon themed nails..perfect for the soon to come summer season! :) 

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Feb 29, 20120 notes
juicing.

I had known for awhile that I was overweight. It’s not that I was in denial, I just chose to not do anything about it. About a month ago, I saw this amazing documentary on Netflix. Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead. I have to say, it completely changed my outlook on my diet. After a lot of thinking and discussing with Pablo, we decided that we would give it a shot. We went to the store and purchased a juicer. 

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With my Jack Lalanne juicer, I can make any kind of juice. We officially started it five days ago, and in that time…I’ve lost fifteen pounds. 

Now, most people’s instant reaction when the words “juice fast” even come out of my mouth..are to be negative and say “that can’t be healthy!”

Well, it is. It’s not like you’re starving yourself. It’s 60 days of drinking four juices a day and lot and lots of water. I went to my local bookstore and purchased a recipe book to give us ideas on healthy but delicious drinks to make. Best. Idea. Ever. It gives the nutrition content of every fruit, and what each drink combo is good for. Immunity, energy, skin, etc..

I’m not saying that juicing is easy. It take a lot of self control to stay away from burgers, ice cream and everything unhealthy that I am used to eating. But seeing such amazing results so far is motivation enough. And it’s not just about being skinny, but about being healthy. Only five days in and I already feel more energetic. Energy which I’m using to go to the gym everyday. Once the sixty days are over, I will dramatically change my old eating habits and eat nothing but healthy, nutritious food and keep my workout regimen. I’ll keep everyone updated on our progress :)

Feb 04, 20121 note
#health #nutrition #diet
Feb 04, 20120 notes
Let's start from the beginning...

Weight loss. It’s not easy to do and takes hard work and dedication. As a child I was always active and healthy. My mother raised me on organic, gluten free food. I was not a chubby kid by any means. Right around the time that I began to experience the “joys” of puberty, I started noticing a change in myself. I started gaining weight and even at the age of 13, I hated looking at myself in the mirror. At 15 my doctor informed me that I had hypoactive thyroidism. From that point on I gained pound after pound. Despite the fact that my mother pushed healthy food at my face, I still ate nothing but junk food and fatty foods at school and when I went out with my friends. Knowing that with my condition, it would be more difficult for me to lose weight…I just gave up. I refused to work out or do anything to lose weight. 

At 21 I reached my heaviest at 235 pounds. 

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My boyfriend Pablo, has also suffered with weight problems for a long time, so together we decided to finally make a life change and get healthy. 

Feb 04, 20120 notes
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