Hi all,
Didnt know if this was the right forum to post in, if it isnt please feel free to move it to the correct forum.
I have moved your thread to weight loss discussion.
I am a 23 year old guy from the UK, and I really want to lose some weight quite quickly to be trim for my university graduation. Im 5'8/9 and weight just under 12 stone.
For your height at 5' 9" and 12 stone you would have a BMI of 24.8 which is normal.
I know that isnt extreme, but im fed up of constantly having the spare tyre and slight man boobs, I know I could have a good physique and long term I want to work towards that, but for now I need advice of a healthy way to do that.
My graduation is in 3 weeks so ideally id like to lose between 7-12lbs by then for my grad photos, grad ball etc. Now my dilema is I tore my ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) a while back and havent had the surgery yet so am very limited to what gym work I can do, so its almost wholey restricted to diet. I can do some bike work and upper body weights though. Essentially i know nothing about the body and what is the right thing to eat. Im dont really eat sweets but im addicted to the naughty foods, sandwiches, takeaways etc.
Cutting down on fatty take away foods or better still getting rid of them altogether as they contain a lot of salt which is not good for you and eating whole meal bread instead of white, include a selection of fruit and vegetables and lean meat and fish which would be more healthy options and help shift a few pounds.
So for the next couple of weeks I have the time to make an effort and eat right, almost crash dieting to eat pure healthy stuff and then do some work out stuff to compliment it. Any advice? Im basically going to do a huge online shop so i have all the food in my fridge/freezer so I cant be lazy. Also any advice on weight loss at the gym that you think I could do would be useful.
Help me lose my spare tyre and semi man boobs!
Gynaecomastia (more commonly known as ‘man boobs’) is a common condition where tender breast tissue grows under the nipples. It is usually caused by an imbalance of hormones during puberty and usually disappears without treatment within a couple of years. ‘False gynecomastia’ is when men and boys develop breasts as a result of too much fat on their chest, which is usually helped by losing weight, through a combination of healthy eating and regular exercise.
Channel 4, Embarrassing Illnesses, Health, Gynaecomastia, Conditions, Man Boobs, Breasts, from channel4.com/bodies
Many thanks in advance for whatever you can offer me
