How this Fast Diet Lifestyle works: Eat these meals tomorrow, for a calorie total of less than 600. On another day this week, eat the meals from a different post, another day of eating 600 calories or less. Eat sensibly the other days of the week. That’s it. Simple way to lose weight and be healthier. Welcome to Organic Tree who is now Following.
We all like to go on vacation: to visit new places and have new experiences. It has been said that “Travel is broadening.” But that can be a problem — you go on a great trip and come back with several extra pounds. Often the reason given is that “when you stay in a hotel, you have to eat off the menu and therefore you can’t possibly continue to Fast.” I’m here to argue against that. Two years ago, I went on a hiking trip with our cousin and her son. The Hadrian’s Wall Path is 84 miles long. We started on the East end [Wallsend, Northumberland] and walked to the West end [Bowness-on-Solway, Cumbria]. And all along the way we stayed in a variety of places: from hotels to inns to holiday parks. The Wall and the Wall Path were truly amazing: a wonderful walk through beautiful countryside and pretty villages. We hiked 8 days, ranging from 5 to 19 miles per day. Can you Fast while on vacation? Yes. Can you Fast and still go hiking? Yes. It was great. The trip covered two Fast Days and here are some of my breakfast choices for the week:
A two-egg omelette ordered off the menu with a side of mushrooms and a cup of coffee was just what I needed at the Benkinsopp Castle Inn in Brampton.
In East Wallhouses, at the Robin Hood Inn, scrambled eggs on toast became the perfect start to a day on the Path. This is similar to a meal we would have at home a Fast Day. [The extra pieces of toast were not eaten.]
Of course at some point in England one will be served the Full English Breakfast, as we were at the Gilsland Spa Hotel in Brampton. This can be a temptation for a real pig-out, but I opted for lots of protein and some fruit yogurt.