I did the potato diet for 2 weeks and this is what happened


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Hey guys!! I did the potato reset again to refresh my habits. In this video I will talk about my results, if I lost weight and if I think doing the potato reset is a good …

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  1. Tosca
    Tosca says:

    Chels! It's Vegemite in Oz, never Marmite! Aargh. I have just started a potato reset to diminish the significance of food in everyday life. I'm not a fan of sweet potato so am using mostly kestrel potatoes. I steam a large batch in the instant pot then dice without cutting through the bottom. I smoosh them down and cover with some salt and pepper, parsley, green onion and the juice of half a lemon. It's delish, but super easy and uncomplicated. So I go…..

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  2. S J
    S J says:

    This video was helpful from beginning to ending, thanks Chels!
    Also my mom looked over my shoulder and first thought I was watching a video of myself 😄 I have brown eyes though 🙂

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  3. Cophey Bean
    Cophey Bean says:

    Lately ive been worried about eating to many potatoes. I lost ten pounds when i went WFPB over a year ago. Then figured i might as well quit smoking since i was eating healthy…. and then gained back 12lb. 😬 Im proud that a quit smoking but my weight has been plateaued now for about 10 months and I keep thinking my metabolism is gona stay stuck on 'slug' speed forever 😔 A couple of weeks ago i had a meltdown because pant shopping didnt go how I had hoped. I've been down on myself ever since and stressing that i eat too many potatoes. This video made me realise that potatoes are probably not the problem. So thank you. Im gona take a step back and re assess my habits.

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  4. Kefir Heals
    Kefir Heals says:

    LOL – I laughed when you talked about Vegemite (aka Marmite), cuz it's not avail in US, unless a specialty store imports. We tried it when we traveled outside the US with some friends, and we found it very salty and over-powering. Someone told us we were using it too heavily – apparently it's meant to be used with a light hand. I guess it's an acquired taste – we weren't there long enough to actually get a taste for it. Travel, back when we used to do it, does open you to new foods and tastes. That was our experience with Vegemite. But the sweet potato toast sounds yummy, with lots of variations possible

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  5. Sakura Moore
    Sakura Moore says:

    Food is the most powerful medicine! Moving from the ideal of being thin equals beautiful to healthiness’ beautiful. I think considering that everyone is a very different beauty, in terms of weight, in terms of size, look. I’ve noticed that women are getting skinny thinner and thinner. There’s also so much information about different diets, and overwhelming and confusing… Its good aware of a good diet is to inspire women to make changes to their diet and also their lifestyle, diet, exercise, sleep based on hormone, health, longevity, beauty as well as skin in the future.

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  6. Deb BG
    Deb BG says:

    I once tried the potato diet, the super strict version where you could not use even one grain of salt. Just potatoes, nothing else. I cracked on day 2 lunch. Lolol! Pathetic!

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  7. Allie B
    Allie B says:

    3 kgs down since finding your info about being in a calorie deficit. First 2 weeks I was feeling a bit hungry at night which is okay. Even Dr Fuhrman talks about this and moderate caloric restriction. This third week I actually have felt not hungry a lot of the time. I think my brain has got with the program and now thinks ‘oh no, time for more fibre…let’s lay low’.

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  8. Ayu Triandari
    Ayu Triandari says:

    Hi Chelsea I really like your realistic Healthy plant based food choices, no expensive although natural 'superfoods', no expensive vegan processed food, beauty products, vitamins 🙂
    Everybody can be healthy with simple healthy life style (no sleep deprived) and local affordable fruit and veggies, tubers, grains, seeds superfood 🙂🙂

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