First off, I'm serious about wanting to lose weight. I've been planning and trying to become more active for several months with the goal of making this a family affair. But I'm already frustrated with the diet menu part.
I can't eat food with strange textures like cottage cheese. Last time I tried, I threw up. The same thing goes for certain acidic foods like tomatoes, squash (can barely say that without gagging!), and green beans. About the only vegetables that I can tolerate are potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, purple hull peas, pinto beans, kidney beans (for some reason) and broccoli. I can't eat crunchy food like carrot sticks or celery or chewy foods like tougher meat cuts because of TMJ problems. I tried changing the options on the menu, but it took me almost half an hour to adapt 1 day's menus and I still can only tolerate about half of what is on the menu. What point is it if I'm going to be literally starving?
Not to mention the fact that this is going to cost me a fortune (which I definitely don't have) and require me to prepare lunch alongside a full dinner because I have access to only a mini fridge during the day because of my work. I don't think this can work for me.
Is there anyone out there who has made this work without using the nutrition tracker? It would make me feel better if there were others who were able to make it without that feature. Please help!