Personal trainer said to stop eating cheese
A personal trainer said cheese is a big no no to eat, even cottage cheese. He said if we want to lose weight, we need to stop eating cheese. I don't eat a lot of cheese but it is definately a part of my proteins, especially cottage cheese.
He is entitled to his opinion, of course, and he is an excellent trainer and very knowledgeable on nutrition but I would like your thoughts on eating cheese. Thanks!
Nancy
He is entitled to his opinion, of course, and he is an excellent trainer and very knowledgeable on nutrition but I would like your thoughts on eating cheese. Thanks!
Nancy

Well, since I don't really excercise
and don't have a personal trainer, I don't know what I'd say to her/him. But, cheese is a substantial part of my protein intake.
If your food intake will allow you to to exclude cheeses while you are in a workout program without compromising your protein intake, then why not give it a try?
and don't have a personal trainer, I don't know what I'd say to her/him. But, cheese is a substantial part of my protein intake.If your food intake will allow you to to exclude cheeses while you are in a workout program without compromising your protein intake, then why not give it a try?
OMG I couldn't live without cheese!!! My friends call me "the mouse", if that tells you anything! I'm 3+ years out, maintaining just fine, and have eaten cheese since I was put on solid foods! Lord, I practically lived on cottage cheese in the early stages! I do know that cheese can be high in fat, but it is also a good protein source. Of all the different surgeons and hospital bariatric program nurses that I knew in Miami, none of them said anything negative about cheese!
So, my thoughts on eating cheese - I think it's like anything else, it's ok in moderation. If I were lactose intolerant, I think I'd flip out!
Good luck to you. Jeanne
So, my thoughts on eating cheese - I think it's like anything else, it's ok in moderation. If I were lactose intolerant, I think I'd flip out!
Good luck to you. Jeanne
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love
from Georgia!! 
Jeanne
317 highest/289.5 surgery day/145 goal-reached goal in Oct 2006-165 now 
I would want to know more about WHY??
I eat a lot of cheese too. Cottage cheese but 1% is almost a daily thing and cheese sticks get me thru when I travel to places where I may have a hard time finding a good food choice for me.
Never mind all the calcium.
I eat a lot of cheese too. Cottage cheese but 1% is almost a daily thing and cheese sticks get me thru when I travel to places where I may have a hard time finding a good food choice for me.
Never mind all the calcium.
Post op -306
Current - 189
Goal - 171
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Current - 189
Goal - 171
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CHRISTINE W.
on 1/24/09 8:52 am
on 1/24/09 8:52 am
The only time I was told to stay away from cheese ( and all dairy) was when I went to a naturopath Dr. He said that dairy and various other foods contained hystemines (It was a while ago and I think thats what he called it) which inhibit weight loss and cause bloating (like an alergic reation)
I chalk it up to different schools of thought. B/c I heard that skim milk actually helps you lose weight so who knows. I like my dairy and w/ RNY malabsorption and needing to take extra calcium, I'm not about to cut out dairy...especially cheese.
Here is a link to naturopathic diets (in case you wondered)
http://www.alternativemedicinechannel.com/naturopathic/nutri tion.shtml
I chalk it up to different schools of thought. B/c I heard that skim milk actually helps you lose weight so who knows. I like my dairy and w/ RNY malabsorption and needing to take extra calcium, I'm not about to cut out dairy...especially cheese.
Here is a link to naturopathic diets (in case you wondered)
http://www.alternativemedicinechannel.com/naturopathic/nutri tion.shtml
Christine







