I posted this in OI aswell, but i figured alot of people here would have tried it, so here goes:

Im gonna kick off my weightloss with about a week of carbless food.

BUT, the problem is im not really sure about what im gonna eat., Alot of fruit ofcourse, for inbetween meals.
Im figuring breakfast can be carrot/banana or something. But lunch is a problem. I go to school quite a while away from my home, and it has a shitty cantine, that serves sandwishes etc. They also have hot food though, i might try and get a dish with some meat + veggies, and throw the rest away.

And for the evening, i dont really know. Sausages, eggs and minched meat is what i have come up with so far, but dont really know about the combination.

So Basicly, diffrent dishes involving no carbs, aka rice, bread, potatos, pasta etc.

Butter on sausage.

Try eating only fruit, and lots of it, for a few days .. gives you great energy and don't have to drink any water

Isn't fruit mostly carbs? Or am I completely wrong?

Lol @ you for thinking fruit is low-carb.

i also posted this in OI, but ill follow your example.

have you ever tried eating just a carrot for breakfast? if you excersize at all, its not enough energy for you.

That is exactly what I thought.... considering the natural sugars in fruits and sugars being carbs...
SHIT! isn't there even some infinitesimally small amount of carbs in a simple multivitamin?!?

LOL... don't eat fruit, it's pure sugar/carbs. Eat vegetables and meat, a lot of meat. Rice has a lot of carbs, pasta has assloads of carbs... bread probably does as well. learn to love chicken breast. And eat a big breakfast for christs sake, don't starve yourself. You're not a troll are you???

BTW if you think you're going to change a lifetime of eating shit by a week of eating carbless food you're doing it wrong. Not that I'm an expert.

Personally, I wouldn't trust someone from niggerland, but, in this case, I agree. Low-carb eating isn't hard at all, mostly nuts, meats, cheese, protein powder, and fibrous veggies.

Chicken breast.

Mincemeat.