27 June 2012

Three steps

  • The first step of Pro Ana involves cutting down on your daily calorie intake. You would notice that it is not cutting down on your food intake. When it comes to fruits and legumes, you are pretty much free to have them but it is the restriction on fatty foods, meals that have a lot of carbohydrates to offer and even unnecessary amount of proteins. Hence, you can pull in the juicer and let go off the sodas, pick up those oranges and walk out off the burgers and the sandwiches.

  • Exercises are meant to be demanding. A lot of people take sufficient rest in between two sets of crunches or pushups. If you allow your body to rest during workouts then you are not causing enough contraction in your muscles and adipose tissues and even if you manage to religiously adhere to all other Pro Ana tips, you would never get the desired abs or reach the targeted weight. It is essential that you have only 30 seconds to 45 seconds of break in between two sets of exercises.

  • How you plan out your day would make a lot of difference if you are going the Pro Ana way. Couched in your living room is not going to help. You can take the dog out for a walk, indulge in outdoor activities, move around and mow the lawn instead of hiring someone and tasks that demand some form of physical labor. Exercises are great but there has to be additional activities to complement them to get results out of Pro Ana tips.
  • Tips and Tricks

  • Keep dancing, after meal, till you feel absolutely fatigued.
  • Scan magazines and TV channels with skinny lads.
  • Peppermint diminishes hunger. So pop in one before meal.
  • Feeling cold increases hunger so set on layers.
  • “Fat melting” meditation and concentration on these two words are effective.
  • A call to a friend while eating hinders food intake.
  • Learn thinspiration.
  • Shave legs. Strange but it works.
  • Sleeping on the left side aids fast digestion.
  • Put on tight jeans and look in to the mirror so that no flesh is moping out.
  • Pick and buy clothes that are tight. Aim to fit in to them in no time.
  • Would surprise but go tanning.
  • Pick up additional work load.
  • Be regular at Pro Ana chats.
  • Eat in a smaller plate.
  • Think of thin people.
  • Knitting keeps your hand busy. Keep at it.
  • Read a book at meal.
  • Sugar free gums off course.
  • Go for a run.
  • Exercise and feel exhausted.
  • Make thin friends.
  • Never carry money during walks.
  • A good posture can burn about 10% calorie. So have it correct.
  • Exchange Pro Ana Tips with friends
  • 3 April 2012

    Fish

    Per 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of fish
    FishCalories KilojoulesProtein
    (g)
    Total Fat
    (g)
    Saturated Fat
    (g)
    Cholesterol
    (mg)
    Anchovy (European, canned in oil, drained solids)21087928.899.712.20385
    Salmon
    (farmed, Atlantic)
    20686122.112.32.563
    Salmon
    (Pink, canned, drained, with bone)
    13656923.14.80.882
    Tuna (salad) 18778216.049.261.54413
    Whitefish (mixed species, cooked, dry heat)17272024.477.511.16277

    Pork

    CutCalories KjProtein
    (g)
    Total Fat
    (g)
    Sat. Fat
    (g)
    Cholesterol
    (mg)
    Pork (cured, bacon, broiled, pan-fried or roasted)541226237.0441.7813.739110
    Pork (fresh, leg (ham), rump half, separable lean and fat, roasted)252105428.8814.285.2596
    Pork (fresh, loin, top loin (chops), boneless, separable lean only, pan-fried)22594130.4810.53.677

    Beef

    Per 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of meat
    CutCalories KjProtein
    (g)
    Total Fat
    (g)
    Sat. Fat
    (g)
    Cholesterol
    (mg)
    Beef (top sirloin, separable lean and fat, trimmed to 1/8" fat, choice, pan-fried)313131028.7721.068.1898
    Beef (chuck, clod steak, separable lean and fat, trimmed to 1/4" fat, all grades, braised)272113726.1917.736.69994
    Beef (ground, 95% lean meat / 5% fat, crumbles, pan-browned)19380729.171.343.44189
    Beef (ground, 95% lean meat / 5% fat, patty, pan-broiled)16468525.85.942.69876
    Beef (round, tip round, separable lean only, trimmed to 0" fat, choice, roasted)17673727.686.422.28891

    Lamb Meat

    Per 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of meat
    CutCalories KjProtein
    (g)
    Total Fat
    (g)
    Sat. Fat
    (g)
    Cholesterol
    (mg)
    Lamb (New Zealand exported, frozen, leg, whole (shank and sirloin), separable lean and fat, roasted)246102924.8115.567.61101
    Lamb (USA domestic, leg, whole (shank and sirloin), separable lean and fat, trimmed to 1/8" fat, choice, roasted)242101326.214.425.9292
    Lamb (Australian exported, fresh, leg, whole (shank and sirloin), separable lean only, trimmed to 1/8" fat, roasted)19079527.318.13.29789
    Lamb (Australian exported, fresh, leg, sirloin chops, boneless, separable lean only, trimmed to 1/8" fat, broiled)18878727.637.83.15985

    Dairy

    ServingCalories Carbs
    (g)
    Protein
    (g)
    Fat
    (g)
    Whole Milk 1 cup 146 (611 kj) 1188
    Milk - Reduced Fat (2%) 1 cup122 (510 kj) 1185
    Milk - Low Fat (1%) 1 cup102 (427 kj) 1282
    Milk - Non Fat 1 cup83 (347 kj) 1280
    Cream (light whipping) 1 cup (whipped) 350 (1464 kj) 4337
    Cream (heavy whipping) 1 cup (whipped) 414 (1732 kj) 3244
    Cottage Cheese - Low Fat (1%) 1 cup 163 (682 kj) 6282
    Cottage Cheese - Low Fat (2%) 1 cup 203 (849 kj) 8314
    Cheese - Cheddar1 slice (28g) 113 (474 kj) 079
    Cheese - Colby 1 slice (28g) 110 (460 kj) 179
    Feta Cheese 1 wedge (38g) 100 (418 kj) 258
    Camembert Cheese 1 wedge (38g) 114 (477 kj) 089
    Brie Cheese 1 ounce (28g) 94 (393 kj) 068