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The author as a kid. |
I was stick thin back in my early years of grade school. Easily
dismissed as having a fast metabolism, I never gave a second thought to slices
of cheesy and greasy pizza slices or a second or even third helping plate of
pasta. I pushed my body—mainly because I thought I’d never get FAT.
As proof, the following photos below were photos of me as a child:
In my teen years up until college, I grabbed a meal whenever I’d
remember to cope up with emotional problems. Yes, folks…I was an emotional
eater. Hence, I gave my food blog its name, “Security Blanket”.
Being overweight and in my case, diagnosed as obese has a
devastating effect on women’s lives. Big is definitely not beautiful. Honestly,
I’m not happy with my size although I admit that in a span of more than a
decade of being this big—I had no choice but try hard to be comfortable with my
body—with my being FAT.
I think I would feel happier, healthier, sexier and more confident
if I could only manage to slim down. I hate feeling frumpy. My life would
certainly improve and I’d definitely gain back my self-esteem once I lose
weight.
Now as I am approaching my mid-thirties, I see that age is not only
severely demanding about being in top shape—it also has a memory that seems to
remind one about everything you’ve done in the past. And so began a battle of
wills. The truth about aging versus three decades of little exercise, a
demanding sweet tooth and a resistance to calorie counting.
My first week of taking Ideal Protein diet gave me something to
look forward to. I’ve reunited with my love for vegetables again. I began to
fully understand what sensible eating meant. I had to. With my personal coach
Dina closely monitoring my weight loss, the craving to eat buffet flew out of
the window! I am happy that my family is very supportive of my decision to lose
weight. And am glad too that I have someone like Coach Dina (who had gone through the same Ideal Protein diet herself to achieve such transformation) to personally
inspire me and remind me that I’m doing a good job.
One of the snacks from the Ideal Protein Diet: Apple Cinnamon Soy Puffs
I am slowly, and at first reluctantly, beginning to understand that
it is my lifestyle that needed more the change. The Ideal Protein diet is
simply something to jumpstart you with and it isn’t the type of crash diet that
you’re bound to eat ‘unrealistic food’ for the rest of your life. Ideal Protein
diet is a four-phase easy to follow method where one can maintain one’s lean
muscle mass, shed unwanted fats and teaching one how to keep those pounds off
forever. Once you’ve reached your ideal weight (based on your height), you’re
on your way to a healthier and more meaningful life sans the Ideal Protein diet.
Crispy Cereal breakfast from Ideal Protein Diet
Fine Herb Omelet dinner from Ideal Protein Diet Protocol
My typical lunch of the day: Steamed Camote Tops with Mussels
Oh, and did I mention that in just a week’s time that I am in the
Diana Stalder’s Ideal Protein diet program, I no longer snore as loud as that
of a man’s? I used to suffer from sleep apnea due to obesity. My Mom also
noticed that my face had looked somewhat smaller because I’ve always been with
rounded chubby cheeks similar to a mamon
or monay (a kind of bread).
Here's Ms. Dina dela Paz-Stalder who herself had gone through the Ideal Protein Diet.
Ms. Dina dela Paz-Stalder herself went thru the same Ideal Protein diet.
Well, yes, I’m still in the middle of the battle against my bulges,
but in just a week, I’ve lost eight pounds already. I am very optimistic about
this and I’m excited for all the changes in me in the coming more weeks. I
firmly believe I am still a work in progress.
I will be updating you more with my Diana Stalder’s Ideal Protein
Weight Loss program in the coming weeks here on my blog. Do watch out for that!
I'm saving my photos for future blog updates.
For more information with Diana Stalder’s Ideal Protein Program,
please visit any Diana Stalder branch nearest you. You could also check out www.idealprotein.com. Contact Ms. Dina dela Paz-Stalder via Diana Stalder branches.
Disclaimer: I am not
compensated with this post. Opinions expressed are 100% my own.