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Is it alright to eat meat and fish when trying to lose weight?

I am 10 kg or 20 pounds overweight. I am trying to lose weight. I love fish and meat, eat a lot of it. Is it alright to eat meat and fish when trying to lose weight?

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You should eat meat when trying to lose weight, you need protein.to lose weight you must burn more calories than you consume, so you can over eat even if you eat only vegetables.Eat healthy, exercise you will weigh what you should weigh.

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  • Thanks for giving me opperunity to help you, I think that take a proper diet but you can take limited meat and fish if you want lose weight and do a physical to mentally fit and healthy.
  • Just try to stay away from some of the real fatty meats. Most any kind of fish is good for you, chicken even lean steak. I would stay away from Bacon and Ham and that sort of higher salt and higher fat type meats. Try to do more Vegetarian meals, maybe try to do two Vegetarian meals and one meal with meat. You can even use eggs as a Veggie meal.
  • Meat and fish is good for you, even when dieting. It's all the fatty sauces and marinades that is usually to blame, that and over-eating. You shouldn't eat too much red meat, but once in a while is fine. Try to cut off the fat though (after you have cooked it, or else it just gets dry :p)

How would my weight affect my tattoo?

I am think about getting a tattoo. I've been thinking about it for a VERY LONG time. And I am pretty much ready to get it. My concern is, I also have a goal to lose A LOT of weight. Like 150lbs-ish. The tattoo would be on the back of my upper right shoulder area. And it would be probably like the size of my palm. How would my weight loss affect a tattoo in that area? Oh, and the tattoo would be words and silhouetted birds

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Probably not too much, but I would ask the tattoo artist prior to having it done. Also, may I suggest considering the very real possibility that later in life, you might possibly regret it?