This is probably a stupid thread, and yet something I am sure many people have wondered about.
I'm sure there are more and less caloric alcohol beverages, and I'm interested in knowing people's opinions on that, though I've found some online.
I'm really into red wine though which is one of the more caloric forms of alcohol I am guessing.
I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips or strategies to not gaining a whole lot of weight while still getting drunk 2-3 times a week??
I don't see what could really be said other than answers like: drink less, drink less caloric alcohol, diet and eat well other than alcohol, don't over eat, and exercise a lot....
But you just never know...there may be strategies that people have had that work well for them that I am unaware of.
After all...I DO know people who drink more than me and don't gain as much weight as I do...and yet I don't know how they do it.
Calories in, calories out...obviously....there's no tricking your body into thinking you've consumed less than you have.
Plus...I ASSUME alcohol can mess with one's metabolism...but I'm not sure....does anyone know??
Or perhaps there are ways to increase the alcohol intoxication without making things too dangerous and still consuming less calories...but I wouldn't be looking to combine it with dangerous CNS depressants either....
I know people have pulled off getting drunk 2-3 times a week while not gaining a whole lot of weight, but none have ever shared their strategies with me.
If anyone has any ideas I don't know of, let me know.
By the way, if it helps to know the context I am actually only considering drinking 2-3 times a week for 2-3 weeks...then going on a diet and NOT drinking for over a month probably.
So if you take into account the short term usage of alcohol here, perhaps the answer to avoiding weight gain over that 2-3 week period might be simpler.
Or I'll just be told not to drink so much lol.
But if anyone has tips that have worked for them, please let me know.
Thanks
I'm sure there are more and less caloric alcohol beverages, and I'm interested in knowing people's opinions on that, though I've found some online.
I'm really into red wine though which is one of the more caloric forms of alcohol I am guessing.
I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips or strategies to not gaining a whole lot of weight while still getting drunk 2-3 times a week??
I don't see what could really be said other than answers like: drink less, drink less caloric alcohol, diet and eat well other than alcohol, don't over eat, and exercise a lot....
But you just never know...there may be strategies that people have had that work well for them that I am unaware of.
After all...I DO know people who drink more than me and don't gain as much weight as I do...and yet I don't know how they do it.
Calories in, calories out...obviously....there's no tricking your body into thinking you've consumed less than you have.
Plus...I ASSUME alcohol can mess with one's metabolism...but I'm not sure....does anyone know??
Or perhaps there are ways to increase the alcohol intoxication without making things too dangerous and still consuming less calories...but I wouldn't be looking to combine it with dangerous CNS depressants either....
I know people have pulled off getting drunk 2-3 times a week while not gaining a whole lot of weight, but none have ever shared their strategies with me.
If anyone has any ideas I don't know of, let me know.
By the way, if it helps to know the context I am actually only considering drinking 2-3 times a week for 2-3 weeks...then going on a diet and NOT drinking for over a month probably.
So if you take into account the short term usage of alcohol here, perhaps the answer to avoiding weight gain over that 2-3 week period might be simpler.
Or I'll just be told not to drink so much lol.
But if anyone has tips that have worked for them, please let me know.
Thanks