Best weight loss diet for busy vegetarian mom?

I am a busy young mom with 3 kids, ages 3, 2, and 4 months. I have gained a lot of weight in my preg­nan­cies and would like to lose about 80 pounds. I want to lose it slowly and health­fully. I do not have the time or money to join a gym, and do not have the child care. Also, I can not afford to buy any exer­cise equip­ment or expen­sive pills/gadgets etc. What are some healthy diet plans that are veg­e­tar­ian friendly, and what are good exer­cises for tar­get­ing belly fat. PS-I do not need to hear “eat less exer­cise more.” I need spe­cific rou­tines and refer­rals to eat­ing plans that work for my lifestyle. I also need to know what kind of exer­cises to do and when/how to do them, plus some healthy foods that will sat­isfy my sweet tooth. Thanks!
I for­got to say that I am also aller­gic to wheat.
I for­got to say that I am also aller­gic to wheat.

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9 Responses to “Best weight loss diet for busy vegetarian mom?”

  1. straighthealth17 says:

    Los­ing weight is a sim­ple equa­tion: if you burn more calo­ries than you eat, the weight will come off. Start off by esti­mat­ing how many calo­ries you burn each day using the calo­rie cal­cu­la­tor http://straighthealth.com/pages/tools/caloriecalclb.html This will give you an idea of how many calo­ries to eat. Healthy weight loss is 1–2 pounds per week. To lose 1 pound per week you need to cre­ate a calo­rie deficit (burn more than you eat) of 500 calo­ries per day. To lose 2 pounds a week, you have to dou­ble the deficit to 1000 calo­ries per day. You can achieve this by eat­ing less, exer­cis­ing more or a com­bi­na­tion of both.

    Begin­ners Guide to Diet­ing — http://straighthealth.com/pages/guides/begdieting.html

  2. sebastian says:

    i know that you don’t want to hear “eat less exer­cise more” but the truth is that all of the other gim­mick plans are just short term, with results quickly fading.

    per­haps instead of think­ing “man, i have to eat a tiny meal and exer­cise all the time”, try some alternatives.

    my bane was por­tion con­trol. like to eat salad? great! have a serv­ing. don’t think that since it’s salad, you can gorge your­self with a ranch dress­ing cov­ered mountain.

    exer­cis­ing.. not all exer­cise is sweat­ing in a gym. go for a walk. i know it may be hard with all the kids, but push­ing a stroller while hubby watches the other(s) would do wonders.

  3. Chanel P says:

    http://www.weightwatchers.com This pro­gram is awsome. It will give you meal ideas and excer­cise regimines. It’s not a diet but a lifestyle change.

  4. music_literature_freak says:

    I know a per­fect diet for you (as long as you’re veg­e­tar­ian, not a vegan).I went on a diet called the Spe­cial K Diet where you have Spe­cial K for break­fast and lunch and then have what­ever you want for din­ner. It really works! It will fit your busy sched­ule (cereal isn’t that hard to make) and will let you lose weight with­out going to a gym or buy­ing any equip­ment. I don’t know how long it will take for you to lose the weight, but I know that you will lose it eventually.

  5. y4 says:

    If you are nurs­ing, try to eat a bal­anced diet of veg­gie, and fruits. Peo­ple con­fined to bed can lose wt eas­ily by cut­ting calo­ries. Even with no added exer­cise. It take 3 days for the fat metab­o­lism to go into action. It requires less calo­ries in than burned up daily. If you eat more calo­ries /day than you burn up, you will shut down the fat metab­o­lism cycle for another 3 days. You should weigh your­self daily and watch what your weight does. Note what you eat per day. If your weight is going down over sev­eral days, you are on the right calo­rie level. If your weight is steady, cut your calo­ries by 300–400 /day. One pound of fat = 3000 calo­ries. After the ini­tial water loss, because less water is required for less calo­ries eaten, your wt. will decrease accord­ingly. The liver makes all the sugar you need to live. If you eat sugar you will get extra calo­ries that are not needed and sugar turns off the fat metab­o­lism and makes you more hun­gry.
    For more rapid wt. loss, fast­ing is a guar­an­teed suc­cess­ful method. And it is cheap. It also is very help­ful if you have a dog. Instead of you eat­ing the left overs, give it to your dog. Hunger pains are your best friend. Your stom­ach will nat­u­rally shrink and the hunger pains will grad­u­ally sub­side. Meds are not nec­es­sary for los­ing wt.

  6. vleong955 says:

    Try incor­po­rat­ing the Gly­caemic Index into your eat­ing plan is sur­pris­ingly easy.

    Eat­ing a lot of high GI foods can be detri­men­tal to your health because it pushes your body to extremes. This is espe­cially true if you are over­weight and seden­tary. Switch­ing to eat­ing mainly low GI carbs that slowly trickle glu­cose into your blood stream keeps your energy lev­els bal­anced and means you will feel fuller for longer between meals.
    oLow GI diets help peo­ple lose and con­trol weight
    oLow GI diets increase the body’s sen­si­tiv­ity to insulin
    oLow GI carbs improve dia­betes con­trol
    oLow GI carbs reduce the risk of heart dis­ease
    oLow GI carbs reduce blood cho­les­terol lev­els
    oLow GI carbs can help you man­age the symp­toms of PCOS
    oLow GI carbs reduce hunger and keep you fuller for longer
    oLow GI carbs pro­long phys­i­cal endurance
    oHigh GI carbs help re-fuel car­bo­hy­drate stores after exercise

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    Tran­si­tions is an exten­sive plan that cov­ers every­thing you’ll need to get fit and trim, not just a set of foods you can or can­not eat. In fact, a big part of the Tran­si­tions Lifestyle Sys­tem is help­ing you make healthy choices while still eat­ing a nor­mal, diverse diet!

    Good Luck,
    Virginia

  7. Nabil says:

    I had the same prob­lem few years ago I am man and then I started eat­ing only yogurt and it worked like magic and I lost about 60 lb in 5 months with­out any exer­cise and with­out any health prob­lems, actu­ally I became more healthy.

    so try to make 70 to 90% if not 100% of your food youghurt( use calar­ies cul­cu­la­tor) and it well work like magic with­out any excer­sise and don’t for­get your sup­plem­intry vitamines.

    good luck

  8. Rod W says:

    Rebecca,

    Hey I feel ya. I can point you in the direc­tion of some­one that is totally on his game.

    He and his wife are tops.

    Of the most valu­able things that I was able to learn for him is that by really know­ing the truths about what foods are really food we are able to fuel our­selves with a cleaner and higher octane food (fuel).

    So head over to:

    http://www.smartfitnesstips.com/go/liveawesome

    It is an online resource that you will be able to use always.

    You know after you learn some of the untold truths you will be able to teach the cor­rect things to your children.

    I am a father and I really know how impor­tant it is to give our chil­dren the cor­rect knowl­edge so that they will grow up healthy and unin­hib­bited by feel­ing unhealthy.

    Always the Best To You and Yours!

    Rod Wambold
    http://www.smartfitnesstips.com

    Live life to the fullest

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