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FineWine


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Posted Mon Sep 7th, 2009 2:49pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

Stephen - Australia here - Just watched the Top Gear episode with you as the guest driver. The previous night I had watched you wallowing in a spa on a boat in the middle of USA. I am greatly impressed with your weight loss since then.

Having stopped smoking in Nov'08 I packed on 12kg and are having the greatest difficulty getting rid of it. On Top Gear you really weren't given the opportunity to answer that question.

Could you enlighted us all??


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Sub-Level28


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Posted Sat Sep 19th, 2009 12:00pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

He said walking with audio books.
And walking is effective. I lost about 5-6 inches around my waist just through all the walking I do at work. Plus moving around the merchandise/goods.

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lindsey bartlett


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Posted Mon Dec 21st, 2009 2:15pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

It's a cliche but the decision to lose weight has to come from oneself alone - the time has to arrive when the desire to lose weight supercedes all desire to consume too much food and/or alcohol, or to sit doing nothing instead of walking whenever one can. Analyising what one eats too much or, even worse, asking oneself why or if one has food issues becomes utterly extraneous and of no interest - one is ONLY interested in being slimmer, and in the undeniably many advantages that being slimmer brings. My advice to anyone is to do just do it. Really. It is that simple. Everybody knows what they have to do to lose weight. And don't google too much on the subject either!!


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Hermi80


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Posted Mon Apr 26th, 2010 6:06pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

I think Stephen's weight loss is impressive and my heartiest congratulations go to him. I have lost four stone myself and know how hard it can be. It all comes down to willpower in the end. If you really want to lose the weight, you CAN do it

'I am gone, though I am here'

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mogadoh


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Posted Sat Jun 26th, 2010 3:45am Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

This thread contains some good information. I have been wanting to lose weight for years now and would every once in a while renew my promise (to myself) to do it, but it never results in anything.
Funny what someone said before about not Googling too much about it, it's true. I've Googled about on occasion and it's rather disheartening rather then enlightening.
It's great to see a slimmer Stephen, as much as it was nice and very surprising to see a slimmer Peter Jackson. I noticed recently that Tim Burton got a bit pudgy and shed his weight too.
It's weird isn't it, psychologically speaking. I think i have only begun to understand in the last year or so why it matters psychologically too, eating too much for comfort from sadness and all that. When we know that being slimmer would make us feel much more comfortable psychically and mentally.
I only wish someone else could lose my weight for me, lol. Willpower willpower willpower willpower!!

P:s: I'm really looking forward to seeing Stephen at his Melbourne show.


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Hawkes


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Posted Thu Jul 22nd, 2010 10:52pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

I didn't recognise him!

Rawr!

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mesem


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Posted Sun Dec 26th, 2010 6:46pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

velly, velly interesting, monavie juice, it interesting for you?
Please take commercial interest elsewhere. As bad as Stephens Apple promotions..


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katysara


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Posted Thu Dec 30th, 2010 6:57pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

Thanks Mesem, the spam has been deleted.

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amyl_nitrate


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Posted Mon Jun 6th, 2011 4:59pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

Sub-Level28 said:
He said walking with audio books.
And walking is effective. I lost about 5-6 inches around my waist just through all the walking I do at work. Plus moving around the merchandise/goods.

Walking is very effective! Years ago I used to work in a warehouse, a job which involved a lot of working. I lost 3 stone in 6 weeks! I should start walking more, to build my stamina up too. I've been told stress can affect weight - you have either lose it or gain it, me I gain it when I'm stressed. >_<

It's awesome to see that Stephen Fry has done well at losing weight and quitting smoking.

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Byljer


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Posted Thu Dec 22nd, 2011 10:44pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

Hi everyone Newbie here (Trondheim Norway)

I saw a interview with Mr. Fry not long ago, and commented to my better half "look how thin he has become"!!! He has lost some serious weight, for sure! Good for him He's in a agegroup where it's "a cunning plan" to loose some weight to keep up a good health. That said, from personal experience I would say to everyone trying to loose weight: Be careful! There is something called "eating disorder", and you may get stucked with it for the rest of your life. Just be careful!!


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tormentil


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Posted Wed Dec 28th, 2011 12:58am Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

Hi, for my contribution I would like to suggest swimming. I was approaching my mid thirties and was chubby. I wasn't happy and although I put little emphasis on age I was feeling a little insecure with myself. It was suggested by my darling girlfriend we should start swimming. We started going twice per week for about an hour. within weeks I could seemingly swim forever One thing i did notice was that i didn't lose much weight. The reason why ? I was becoming toned and more muscular. I looked in the mirror and was pleased. this was after about two months. I have always been a healthy eater, but adding in the swimming really made a difference. There is also immediate gratification as you leave with a wonderful feeling of calm and almost euphoria. I would recommend it to anyone who is able I am now forty by the way and am happy and fit.

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harpie


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Posted Thu Dec 29th, 2011 11:34am Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

for fast weight loss: Go on a Juice diet, cut out all processed and cooked foods!, juice up fruit n veg !! Can be expensive particularly when using organic, but you can't beat it, why? because you are still able to exercise unlike water fasting.

For not so extreme weight loss: reduce processed and cooked foods and eat as much fruit and vegetables as you like.

fruit and veg is the key.


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hayleybailey


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Posted Fri Jan 27th, 2012 12:38pm Post subject: Stephen's Weight Loss

juice fasting is not an effective means of permanent, healthy weight loss. the best way to maintain a healthy weight is to listen to your body: eat when you are hungry and stop when you are full. definitely eat organic foods and try to cut down on processed things, but by no means starve yourself. that is why you notice extreme weight loss with juice fasting - not because it is some kind of diet secret, but simply because you are starving your body of the energy it needs to function. and anyway, you are MUCH more likely to end up bingeing if you fast, as your body ends up screaming for you to feed it and you start eating frantically, basically on autopilot. purging is the most disgusting, unnatural thing i have ever done, and it certainly feels wrong considering all the people in the world who go hungry. fortunately i am fairly inexperienced with self induced vomitting, as i have only done this on rare occasions, howevever severe restriction of calories is my field, and i can tell you right now it is a miserable life to live. anorexia has wrecked my school work, my social life, my will to live and aspects of my health. it has made me a liar and someone who is extremely secretive in almost everything i do. i urge anyway wanting to lose weight to do it properly - get advice from your doctor, and never let a number on a scale decide how you feel. take care <3


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