It’s no secret I like my food. I’m a sucker for a good pastry or dessert. It’s how I got the way I am after being lean and healthy in 2001.
After reading a story in the New York Times a few days ago on The Calorie Restriction Experiment (hat-tip to my good friend, Mark Pesce, for the link), I decided in a grand gesture of unscientific zeal, to try some of what was hinted at in the story.
I’ve altered the way I’m eating from simply volume restricted (which really doesn’t work for me and I find it hard to stick to) to high-nutrient, high-volume, low energy foods. Some grains and starch in the morning, lots of fruit and salad the rest of the day, lean meat. Obviously plenty of water (though I could drink more).
I can barely get it all in. I am constantly full. And I am eating net less food than I was a week ago.
It will be interesting to see what the scale says on Friday morning when I get home. And if this weird lateral knee discomfort would just go away, it’d be awesome.
