
Originally Posted by
*Shinzon*
So I has a question. After going to the gym for a few weeks now, I feel improved. I feel I have more energy during the day, I feel stronger and feel like I have more stamina, but I haven't yet seen the kind of results I'd like to see in terms of losing weight. Understandably, I've been doing this for only a short time and I'm not really discouraged. I've altered some eating habits, like whole wheat bread, instead of white and more fresh foods instead of frozen/pancakes or junk morning foods. My question really revolves around, what is a properly proportioned, small portion of food? I think for the most part, while I don't eat really unhealthy I may be eating too much. Now I've tried to cut down on how much I eat but I really still don't know if I'm eating proper proportions of food. Obviously everyone is different and has different eating habits for different purposes. But for general weight loss and healthy living, what really is a proper proportion?