Alton Brown on weightloss.

[isilzha]

Wasn't he complaining about the weight of fans who came to see him in the past?

[MiseEnPlace]

I thought it was someone else who ate the Swiss Rolls?

And I'm sorry, but I don't believe the sweets will be gone permanently.

In the shock, I misread that
It was someone else. Still though, whomever, a whole box!!!!!!

[BerryBaby]

I drink more water than I should....yes, you can get too much. Even told by my doctors to watch my intake. You can drown your brain. I've always been a huge water fan and just can't get enough. I know when I've had too much as I get nauseated and dizzy.

No, I'm not diabetic...some people ask because I drink so much of it. Just love it!

I could stand to lose at least 20 pounds, but I'm very healthy so not complaining.

Started that crazy yoga class three weeks ago and have lost 2 whole pounds. It's not much, but a start. The instructors said it would take six months to lose what I want.

We'll see...it's really a HARD class!

PS BTW, all those diets that say if you drink 8 - 8 oz. of water a day you'll lose weight...they are wrong. I can attest to that!

[MiseEnPlace]

Wasn't he complaining about the weight of fans who came to see him in the past?

Yeah last year some time there was an article that quoted him talking about overweight fans. I'm not defending what he said, but I know in the past he has talked about being concern his show contributing to the overall weight problem in the country.

[Food Network Fan]

I couldn't imagine Alton eating swiss rolls ... period. He can make his own empty calories far better.

[MiseEnPlace]

I couldn't imagine Alton eating swiss rolls ... period. He can make his own empty calories far better.

[Food Network Fan]

See ... he don't need no stinkin box.

[Pluff Mudder]

Alton does have a acknowledgment in "I'm Just Here For the Food" for Little Debbie Nutty Bars, so I guess he does (or did) eat their snack cakes. They are good... chocolate and peanut butter, what's not to like about that!

[isilzha]

[bakerman]

I think that when you "ban" certain foods, that you are setting yourself up for failure. I have lost and gained lots of pounds in the past, and as soon as I reached my goal, I would "reward" myself with those forbidden foods, that right there created a very unhealthy relationship with food.

I am heavy again, but am overall healthy I hope to lose some weight, but I will no longer do it the way that I used to.