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You're an addict. You can't help it.
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Maybe what you need is the boob version of the old WWII nautical cammoflage, razzle dazzle.
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OK, off topic, how in the hell does that chick get all of that off of her skin?
If it is all water soluble glue, does all the glitter and glass just wash down the drain? Does she have a special shower or bathtub drain with a strainer over the drain? Curious minds want to know!
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This seems like another good option.
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If you have moobs and muffin top issues (referring to the pant thread here), you should work on your physique. It is NOT about what others think, it is about being healthy and being able to be more active carrying less weight. If you are retired you have more time to indulge but you also have time to work out, cook for yourself and focus on a healthy lifestyle! No donuts at work or business travel which tend to really screw up the best intentions!
One thing that tends to cause moobs and a lot of bloat is beer. Do you drink beer? Try to cut that out completely. There is a connection of hops with estrogen, so especially the double IPA lovers may be affected by a bra size or two up from normal. Combine that with reduced testosterone from aging! Alcohol in general is not good for your figure. Most drinkers I know are pretty pudgy and flabby. When I stopped drinking, my chest tightened up significantly and my pecs have zero flab - even carrying similar weight. So, cantdrv55 - don't listen to the clothing advice of these man muumuu wearing dudes! Set a goal to clean up your diet, add some exercise, go see a nutritionist, do what it takes to get in better shape. It will make your retirement a lot more enjoyable and extend your active years! Cheers! |
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https://blog.thefastingmethod.com/fasting-and-growth-hormone-physiology-part-3/ And if you've ready any of ^that^ and you're still worried about losing muscle. https://blog.thefastingmethod.com/fasting-and-muscle-mass-fasting-part-14/
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I already do intermittent fasting. Finish supper by 7 pm so i can eat Ice cream at 10 pm!
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If I absolutely need a snack at night, it is usually savory. Peanuts are my go-to. I also like to keep some kimchi around. That will get your taste buds busy with next to no calories. Again, if you don't down a couple beers or glasses of wine every night, you are quite ahed of the game already. |
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That's great! Haha - everyone has a vice. For me it is the peanuts. They are not bad, but if you eat a ton, the calories add up!
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