From {{**JUELSZ**}}-Jennifer, Age 16 - 12/08/05 - IP#: 68.75.186.xxx  Click here to reply  
Ht. 5'6, Wt. 270 - hey fellow BB'ers haven't been here in a while (feels like it) but I have decided to start my diet now instead of after christmas, but I feel bad I bought so much junk food but I will eat the cookies sparingly and the chips tommorow, and that will be it. I have to have something for lunch now, I don't go to lunch when i'm scheduled so I was thinking of bringing a ham and cheese sandwhich and just have water with it. And as for exercise..no exercise until I can buy Dance Dance Revolution. And I am hoping to soon find out I have a job so DOES WORKING OUT IN THE MORNING HAVE THE SAME EFFECT AS WORKING OUT IN THE EVENING because when I get a job i'll only have time early in the morning before breakfast..so please help! thanks alot, hope everyone else is going good with their weight loss :)
Reply from aneshia, Age 15 - 12/09/05  - IP#: 204.128.70.xxx
hi
 
Reply from Matthew, Age 15 - 12/08/05  - IP#: 71.132.224.xxx
yes i agree with their great advice and even the smallest amount helps so when u get the chance do it. If u wish to speak further wildernes@seeqmail.com
 
Reply from Elizabeth, Age 14 - 12/08/05  - IP#: 24.208.58.xxx
Actually workin out before you eat in the morn is better for you. It makes your metabolism work faster and harder throughout the day. Just make sure you eat breakfast.
 
Reply from Sally, Age 17 - 12/08/05  - IP#: 66.118.228.xxx
Hey. Working out in the mornings before breakfast is better than working out in the evenings. It gets your metabalism going so you'll burn more calories throughout the day. However, working out in the evenings is still beneficial; but if you do, I suggest before dinner. Make sure you drink lots of water before, during and after your workout; but don't chug it or you'll make yourself sick ("waterlogged" is the term).And always eat breakfast in the mornings because that also helps jump start your metabalism. So, remember to read the lables on what you eat and look at the proportion sizes. Hope this has been helpful!