French Women Don't Get Fat and Now I Don't Either

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  • čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
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Komentáře • 212

  • @cmwHisArtist
    @cmwHisArtist Před 3 lety +183

    They also buy fresh food daily with no preservatives.☀️

    • @EmA-sm8se
      @EmA-sm8se Před 3 lety +13

      They also walk a lot....and in Paris....smoking

    • @Greencloud8
      @Greencloud8 Před 3 lety +1

      I lived in Europe almost a year. I only maintain my weight sadly

    • @rosehuynh1572
      @rosehuynh1572 Před 3 lety +3

      @@jacqschro1578 the FDA recommends people with carnivorous and/or compulsory eating habits do a 12 step program. Thought I would share as I recently read about this and thought it to be kind of funny.

    • @tl6245
      @tl6245 Před 3 lety +1

      Well Im french and live in New Orleans...I'm screwed.

    • @Greencloud8
      @Greencloud8 Před 3 lety +3

      @@tl6245 the south eats sweet tea. Fried chicken. Fried this that. This is what I remember from visiting Memphis

  • @michaelac.griffin8874
    @michaelac.griffin8874 Před 3 lety +78

    Having a city where you can walk daily also makes a huge difference.

  • @bcfriardoyle7697
    @bcfriardoyle7697 Před 3 lety +84

    Also remember Paris is a walking city, like many In Europe. That’s what makes it so much fun to visit. Please go for more than a week!

  • @annelipscomb
    @annelipscomb  Před 4 lety +121

    Hello, I’m posting this on behalf of Anne Lipscomb. Since she needs to restrict her computer and screen time due to health issues. ☹️ Anne thanks all of you who post these comments and those at her blog. How she appreciates you taking the time to do it! Please accept Anne’s apologies…she would so love to reply to each of you. But if you would like Anne to consider topics for possible future videos, please post them here. (By the way, because Anne has heard repeatedly that some want to know which red lipstick she uses, at the end of September 2020 she plans to publish a video about wearing red lipstick.)

    • @Jen-lc5yc
      @Jen-lc5yc Před 3 lety +15

      Hello, I am a new subscriber. Please send my regards to Anne. I hope her health us improving.

    • @ascent8487
      @ascent8487 Před 3 lety +3

      I’m sorry to hear that. I pray she’s feeling better.

  • @gaylepeeples9749
    @gaylepeeples9749 Před 3 lety +223

    My parents both ate whatever southern' foods they wanted and were never heavy into their 80s. Their secret? Never ate between meals. Just never got into the habit.

    • @AshlitaKLaGrangeGA
      @AshlitaKLaGrangeGA Před 3 lety +17

      My great grandfather ate that way. Breakfast, lunch, & dinner. If he needed a snack, he ate peanuts. He only ate desserts for holidays. No matter what he had for breakfast, he ate a yellow grapefruit w/ it & w/ dinner he ate sliced tomatoes & raw white onions. He also ate his tomatoes w/ white refined sugar on them. He said that was his dessert. In the summer, he ate more. He'd have some type of melon each day for snack to stay hydrated. He was always so small. My great grandfather also had several businesses that made him work a lot physically & that was his exercise.

    • @ASmith-jn7kf
      @ASmith-jn7kf Před 3 lety +4

      That is very interesting.

    • @christinep.
      @christinep. Před 3 lety +12

      My parents were like that too. But if I compare the number of calories eaten, it was much smaller. Their dishes were tiny compared to what we use now. If they did go to McDonalds they had a regular cheeseburger, small order of fries, and some tea. Not something with a half a pound of meat, twice the fries, and a 32 ounce soda pop. I find that most Americans are proud of downing all of that and consider it absurd or impossible to live on less than that in a 4 or 5 hour period. Anywhere you go, if you will be gone for more than an hour, the discussion centers around where and what to eat. It's an obsession...like we are afraid we will starve if we go more than an hour or two without a meal.

    • @pelicanus4055
      @pelicanus4055 Před 3 lety +2

      Same with my Louisiana family. No junk, no snacking just great Creole/Southern food.

    • @CoreMonarq
      @CoreMonarq Před rokem

      Thats the BEST advice thank you God bless 🦋

  • @cynthiastewart5171
    @cynthiastewart5171 Před 6 lety +140

    I began eating this way several years ago and by preparing simple rustic meals at home the pounds melted away. I now fluctuate two or three pounds from time to time.

    • @mickeymousey1239
      @mickeymousey1239 Před 3 lety +7

      I walk a lot and drink water, herbal tea's, no sugar, low carbs, that's the best, cooking rustic little meals for yourself. It's cheaper and so much healthier. bravo love how you worded that.

  • @mov1ngforward
    @mov1ngforward Před 3 lety +17

    My Irish grandmother always said, "when you eat, you eat..." As a way to control portions, I started using ramekins for a treat of ice cream instead of a bowl...2 oz size. Everything in moderation is the catch phrase we use too. 🙏❣

  • @lindsayobrien7950
    @lindsayobrien7950 Před 3 lety +84

    That's the secret, eat consciously giving it your full attention allowing all your senses to be engaged. We should also learn to listen to our bodies more closely and it relays what it needs

  • @christinep.
    @christinep. Před 3 lety +55

    I agree with everything you said here. I'm not french and don't exactly know their habits but I know that portion control and not having to feel "full" all of the time are key to how I maintained my weight all of my life. Eat until you are no longer hungry, not when you are FULL. I have too many obese family members who are completely unaware of how HUGE their portions are and feel they have to eat anytime they don't feel completely full. They say I am just luckly and it is not possible for them to lose weight....completely ignoring our lifestyle and eating habit differences.

    • @beebuzz959
      @beebuzz959 Před 3 lety +1

      I knew somebody who ate whenever her stomach grumbled. I found out because she put her hand to it one time and said she wished she didn't have to eat more because she was full, but it was grumbling, so she gorged to "appease" it.
      It was probably busy digestive issues, and she had weight issues. Go figure.

    • @skihillsandy
      @skihillsandy Před 3 lety

      Sorry, calories count! Every culture by 2021 knows that.

    • @frogmouth
      @frogmouth Před 3 lety

      @@beebuzz959 the stomach rumbling is actually the small intestine cleaning itself. it can only do this while empty. It's not a digestive issue. it only takes a couple of minutes and you are not necessarily ravenous immediately. It depends on your energy level. if youcan learn to enjoy the feeling of lightness that comes with the clean intestine you will make itto the next mealtime without snacking.

    • @defgloui
      @defgloui Před 3 lety +2

      Christine, the idea of stopping eating as soon as you are no longer hungry really struck me. Thank you!

    • @christinep.
      @christinep. Před 3 lety +2

      @@defgloui If that helps someone I am glad. I imagine though it is a "sensation" issue. I know my sister thinks she is hungry anytime her tummy isn't feeling very full and it's really hard for some people to "feel hungry". Personally, I don't want to feel uncomfortably full, she "needs" it that way. I wouldn't like to count calories and would not want to do that for a long period of time. But in her case, it seems it would help her to know when she's had enough despite her sensation and after cutting back over a period of time (gradually) perhaps adjust that sensation??? IDK, I'm not an expert on it.

  • @odetteuys1111
    @odetteuys1111 Před 6 lety +210

    Staying thin habits: 1. Chainsmoke 2. Walk everywhere 3. Small portions

    • @CroixdeLorraine
      @CroixdeLorraine Před 5 lety +16

      All excellent suggestions except one:
      Chain smoking!!
      My dear Dad smoked for years and stayed quite heavy, up til the day that he passed away....
      From emphysema, and COPD!!
      Sorry, even if that part of the list was mentioned facetiously, I would never do it!!
      Thanks again for the others on your list.
      They're great!!!😊✝️⚜️

    • @chrislinhares7311
      @chrislinhares7311 Před 4 lety +10

      I see fat women smoking everywhere. That is their diet plan. Sad. Women will do anything to avoid simply working out. They diet when all they need to do i s jog, bike, or swim, and lift weights.

    • @Bloombaby99
      @Bloombaby99 Před 4 lety +21

      @@chrislinhares7311 Shut up. So it's okay for skinny women to smoke but not fat women? GTFOH.

    • @deepblue64
      @deepblue64 Před 4 lety

      This is life !

    • @littlebittielatina1499
      @littlebittielatina1499 Před 4 lety +31

      Exercise will only account for 20% of weight loss and the other 80% is food habits. You can exercise 5 days a week and become more toned under the fat but not lose the fat if you also do not restrict calories. Most heavy women are emotional eaters. It is not necessarily laziness but a coping mechanism for dealing with stress that develops it's own issues in time. Many people smoke for the same reasons and it is also unhealthy and aging. By midlife you can always see the skin damage that smoking does and if you could see their insides, it would show even worse.

  • @kaybrown4010
    @kaybrown4010 Před 3 lety +35

    The secret: Live in a beautiful place that feeds your soul. And walk your butt off between Metro stations. 😄 Actually, it did help to have to walk to the grocers and bakery almost every day.

    • @ladyguenevere3501
      @ladyguenevere3501 Před 3 lety +2

      Kay...I went to Scotland in
      2018 with a friend and we both walked so much and ate healthily but on the fly with almost no sweets and we both lost weight without even trying! Visited many ancient castles and going up and down flights of long stairs all the time! Walked a lot in general. Yeah. .you'll lose weight. 😉

  • @lanazak773
    @lanazak773 Před 3 lety +27

    I noticed in Rome that I could buy a small 1/2 sandwich and tiny cup or yogurt for lunch. Not here. So in addition to no snacking, I think it has to do with the far smaller portion sizes available in other countries while eating out. It's not just a habit, it's what is available. Portions are mega-sized in the US.

    • @captainpearly3994
      @captainpearly3994 Před 3 lety +1

      Well, I don't know about America as the only country to serve mega porpotions. We were sent to South Korea for a conference. We were fed twice a day and there would be delivered to our table so many dishes of food we could have fed a whole platoon and still had left overs and there was just four of us at a table. I felt obligated to at least try to sample from each delicious dish. I couldn't move for hours. Never had that problem in US.

    • @samshah7628
      @samshah7628 Před 3 lety

      Yes, in my country the McD burgers are smaller than in USA.

    • @misstoujoursplus
      @misstoujoursplus Před 3 lety +2

      @@rayb.6345 You are soooo true ! Fat shaming may be common almost everywhere but in France, it's an epidemic, and an old one. I'm 58 and since childhood, I was taught not to eat too much, to avoid fat and sugar, not to empty my plate even when invited (everybody is on a diet !) and to learn to scold others about their "bad" habits. Thankfully I do not care about what silly and superficial people think about me and when I invite friends in my home, it's to have a nice chat, some wine, good food and not a word about what should be eaten or not. We are not all as superficial as one could think and the countryside is full of charming people who will never talk about diet and forbidden food.

  • @ladykokob9149
    @ladykokob9149 Před 6 lety +1

    I so enjoy your videos and feel sad when they have finished! I must re-visit all the older ones again :)

  • @ShakeMyWay
    @ShakeMyWay Před 4 lety +2

    Love your video. Gets right to the point, unlike 3/4 of the vids on CZcams.

  • @a.k.4085
    @a.k.4085 Před 3 lety +9

    They walk a LOT more AND they take their time eating too !! Their pace of life is SLOWER in general. Stress also can make many people fat because of cortisol and is very dangerous the older you get. Good sleep is good for maintaining a good heathy weight too !!

    • @lisaswift5342
      @lisaswift5342 Před 3 lety

      Thank you for the reminder to get good sleep. I often skimp on sleep and it’s definitely more difficult to maintain a healthy weight when you’re sleep deprived!

  • @tanyamcleod511
    @tanyamcleod511 Před 5 lety +2

    You have such a great classically French look. Love this video! It's so encouraging. Thanks so much!

  • @mimimhmd5010
    @mimimhmd5010 Před 6 lety +4

    We missed you
    Please don't stop making videos you are an inspiration

  • @girlonfire2.076
    @girlonfire2.076 Před 6 lety +15

    I've learned so much about France and French culture by watching your videos you should write a book sharing all of your tips tricks and places you love

  • @elleh3495
    @elleh3495 Před 4 lety +17

    Love the ideas here! I admit I had to chuckle, because as you were talking about small portions, someone was diving into the largest pink macaron I have ever seen😌. Yum! As an American expat living in Europe, every single aspect of my food consumption and dining has changed. For the better.

  • @cristinazanfir2003
    @cristinazanfir2003 Před 3 lety +25

    Love French cuisine and their deserts

  • @ceciliaferreira8903
    @ceciliaferreira8903 Před 6 lety +1

    Love your videos!!!!! Keep us posted!!!! 💕💕💕

  • @denisemarkeson4197
    @denisemarkeson4197 Před 6 lety

    love seeing you and this glimpse of Paris, although made me miss it! great thoughts!

  • @ivaeva7
    @ivaeva7 Před 6 lety

    Love your videos and I'm too really excited to have you back!! :)

  • @lifewithbxcca491
    @lifewithbxcca491 Před 4 lety +2

    Hello! My mum and I just discovered your CZcams channel and really love your insight into the Parisian lifestyle! Thank you for giving such wonderful insight!! Xxxxx

  • @juliemix4806
    @juliemix4806 Před 6 lety +3

    Really liked this. Such a good way of eating or really doing anything. Mindfulness. Nice to see you in my notifications again. Cheers.

  • @hotcoffee6911
    @hotcoffee6911 Před 6 lety +8

    We miss your videos, please more

  • @SarahML1000
    @SarahML1000 Před 6 lety

    oh the Luxembourg gardens! I spent a glorious day walking around them and enjoying all the sights. Thank you for creating a lovely (and informative) memory for me

  • @OneTrueWord1988
    @OneTrueWord1988 Před rokem

    What a beautifully filmed video! Absolutely new sub! ♥️💐

  • @susannerose6071
    @susannerose6071 Před 6 lety +6

    Very nice photographed. I was in Paris for a moment 🍰 thank you

  • @ArtsyCupcake
    @ArtsyCupcake Před 3 lety +1

    Those desserts look so good! I need to get back to France some time soon, just for the treats!!

  • @designsonyouinparis
    @designsonyouinparis Před 3 lety

    Love all your videos, Anne! You look fabulous!

  • @ascent8487
    @ascent8487 Před 3 lety

    Thanks for sharing! ☺️

  • @Juicybeachgirls
    @Juicybeachgirls Před 6 lety

    Great video, thank you!! You’re amazing

  • @rufuspipemos
    @rufuspipemos Před 3 lety

    Great video!

  • @PatrickandMissy
    @PatrickandMissy Před 5 lety

    I loved this! XO💕

  • @OptLab
    @OptLab Před 5 lety +20

    4) Higher nutritive and quality ingredients 5) slow food (to reduce hunger) 6) eating various things throughout the week (NOT in a single meal, or causes bad digestion and bad assimilation) 7) avoid large portions at dinner. 8) Think this way: "the amount of food that I eat must be burned throughout the day". If you are active and embrace your professional life, you will burn calories either mentally of physically.

  • @carolynsmith9172
    @carolynsmith9172 Před 6 lety

    Love your Channel.

  • @arthuriarossiii6332
    @arthuriarossiii6332 Před 6 lety +20

    It is good to see you Anne! Thank you for seeking to share with us many of the lost ways of being. Too many have forgotten that food is a gift meant to be eaten with gratitude and appreciation to the creator and the cook! Maybe if we returned to speaking the word of thanksgiving before we consumed anything we would benefit! I think so! I Hope you are well! Celebrate every breath, every bite, everything! 💚💚💚

  • @originalmamagrizzly2478

    👍👍👍Exactly!! Have known this for a long time... thanks for sharing!

  • @jeanthobaben
    @jeanthobaben Před 3 lety

    Great advice!

  • @sidilicious11
    @sidilicious11 Před 3 lety

    Thanks! Great tips.

  • @christophermoffitt9044
    @christophermoffitt9044 Před 3 lety +40

    Another important issue is mass adaptation. We tend to identify with the majority. Studies show that if the majority of a population are overweight then it is more difficult to keep the weight down. If the majority are healthy and thin then it’s easier to live healthier and stay thin.

    • @nancysahrakar3125
      @nancysahrakar3125 Před 3 lety +3

      So absolutely true!!

    • @christinep.
      @christinep. Před 3 lety +2

      I agree with that. That's why I worry about all of the plus size models. Yes I think we should have plus size models when modeling plus size clothing. But we need to remember the role model we are presenting. We realized models that reflected anorexic ideals was a bad idea, but now we've gone the other way and no one knows what "normal" should look like. I hear young girls who are normal weight complaining they want to gain, they want the big "butt". We are going down the wrong path.

    • @mickeymousey1239
      @mickeymousey1239 Před 3 lety +3

      @@christinep. I think the plus size models are not portraying their size as much as saying "It's ok to look good when you look good you feel good", big women styles have come a long way, and in a perfect world to me that is okay too, not everyone can lose weight and keep it off, we need to accept that.

    • @christinep.
      @christinep. Před 3 lety +3

      @@mickeymousey1239 I accept some people will always be larger. And yes they should love themselves as they are. For the previous hundred years, women did not weigh anywhere near this much.. Americans reportedly consume 30% more calories than they used to. In addition, more of us live sedentary lives and work sedentary jobs. We need to fix that. We are essentially teaching people that there is no health risk in being overweight. They are big, beautiful, curvy, strong women. We have made them the Goal. It's great that large women have "come a long way"....but I'm not ok with using them as role models the rest of us should aspire to. I'm a health care worker, it's really not ok to just accept the fact that 35% of Americans are severely overweight.

    • @annieevans7609
      @annieevans7609 Před 3 lety +2

      Thin doesn’t necessarily equate to healthy. I wish people would stop assuming this. People can be larger and have no health issues, and thinner with multiple health issues. I agree that eating healthily and portion control are a very good thing, but this obsession with “thinness” is actually unhealthy!

  • @aji3499
    @aji3499 Před 5 lety +1

    Very inspire video. Thx for sharing with us. Greeting from Indonesia.....

  • @annelipscomb
    @annelipscomb  Před 3 lety +5

    (Anne wants to share with you) CZcams places ads on Anne’s videos sometimes. Please know that she does not want them. Also Anne does not make money from these ads.

    • @mooncoos
      @mooncoos Před rokem

      If Anne’s channel is monetizing she needs the ads. CZcams’s algorithm with ads increases exposure for Anne. A little very helpful tip if monetizing on the channel. ❤

  • @bgknowable
    @bgknowable Před 3 lety

    absolutely! Thanks, love.

  • @Autumn_Forest_
    @Autumn_Forest_ Před 6 lety

    Very beautiful and informative, as usual!

  • @arlenemcdonald224
    @arlenemcdonald224 Před měsícem +1

    I miss new posts from Anne. I pray she is thriving.

    • @annelipscomb
      @annelipscomb  Před 27 dny

      I've been struggling a bit with health issues and I appreciate your message. I'm hoping to return to making new videos. 🙏🏻 Merci

  • @aji3499
    @aji3499 Před 5 lety

    Please.....make video about french men habits about their food, lifestyle, fashion, etc. Thx

  • @KJ-vs2sw
    @KJ-vs2sw Před 5 lety

    Love this! I’m going to try this out... I love wine, cheese and chocolate I don’t want to give them up haha.

  • @deepalib3096
    @deepalib3096 Před 3 lety +1

    ... Enjoy small portions.... Relish each bite..... Nice tips... Pay full attention to meal and savour your meal...enjoy the luscious flavours n textures of food..I will try these tips

  • @cmolodiets
    @cmolodiets Před 3 lety +2

    In this time of lockdown, I wish the best to you, your wife and your child

  • @LaFlamande
    @LaFlamande Před 6 lety +32

    It is all about appreciation for and consciously enjoying a good food.

  • @luckyDancer100
    @luckyDancer100 Před 6 lety

    Your videos are always so beautiful 😍

  • @PrincessHVHHDSSS
    @PrincessHVHHDSSS Před 3 lety +1

    Paris 🌹💐people also walk every where. And often eat together, talking, and really living life to the fullest💃. Food is always served on beautiful plates, and always sitting down. 🍷🍽☕
    No scoffing food while walking in a hurry to catch the train, for example. No walking & eating in public.
    Love Princess Holly of Australia 🕊🌿🌴🌳🍀🐦🍃🌲🌿🌱🕊🌿🐦🍃🌳🌲🌴🌿🌵🌾☘🌱🍃🐦🍀🌲🌳🌹

  • @CM-yo9jk
    @CM-yo9jk Před 3 lety

    I wonder, are you sat on your own couch at the beginning of the film? - 22s, if so, I wonder if you could tell me please the name of the fabric it is covered in? Its lovely. Thank you.

  • @christinahenisey5463
    @christinahenisey5463 Před 3 lety +15

    She is so on the right path. Here in America; it is about volume. How much food we are getting in one meal. The more the better... Not true and so many want to spend money for quantity and not quality. We are a "Fat" nation! Yes; food should be pleasurable but most importantly to sustain us. If we are dying of Diabetes, Cancer and Heart Attacks; what is the point? Good video to think about how and why we consume food. 😊

    • @christinep.
      @christinep. Před 3 lety +4

      It's beyond diabetes, cancer and heart attacks. I have several obese family members. By their 40's they begin to struggle with back problems, joint problems, reduced mobility, and limited job opportunities. Disability is a major problem probably 20 years earlier than it should be. I have a niece that is 20 years younger than I, I can walk circles around her. In fact, my 80 year old mother can as well.

    • @mickeymousey1239
      @mickeymousey1239 Před 3 lety +1

      @@christinep. not to mention self esteem and being judged, it's not a fun way to live.

    • @misstoujoursplus
      @misstoujoursplus Před 3 lety

      @@christinep. It's an economic issue too. In France, we still have quite good healthcare and the government does everything to avoid obesity, because it would cost a fortune in treatments. In the States, it's worse, because you need a private insurance which doesn't cover all illnesses. So the French are scolded almost every day about food choices. Other people give you a dirty look if you gorge on more than one "pâtisserie", especially if you are not thin. It's cruel, but it's the only way to keep people in shape...

    • @windsorpatb
      @windsorpatb Před 3 lety

      "America has a vulgar obsession with volume and magnitude" :-)

    • @barbararupert2702
      @barbararupert2702 Před 2 lety

      I'm so tired of hearing about sweeping generalizations about the way Americans eat. We are a vast country with many variations in cuisine. There are millions of people who are thin in America and we have many fine chefs and home cooks.

  • @Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living

    It’s easy:
    1. Portion sizes are normal in France (and the EU), while the portion sizes in the US are astronomical. A small sized soda pop in the US is a large sized soda pop in the EU
    2. There is a lot of walking in Europe
    3. The food quality in France and Europe is much higher than in the US. I always inadvertently lose weight when I’m in the EU despite eating “junk food” because the food quality is so high a person is satiated with a small portion.
    4. Smoking is more common in France and the EU versus the US

    • @kaylajames3098
      @kaylajames3098 Před 5 měsíci

      Plus, they don’t want to keep buying a size up in clothes.

  • @gems8582
    @gems8582 Před 5 lety +6

    0:55 how is a no-sugar cup of coffee counted as a fourth meal lol? Thanks for your vid.

    • @thekingsdaughter4233
      @thekingsdaughter4233 Před 4 lety +6

      Often, when you order only a cup of coffee in a café, they give you a small cookie on the side- even though you didn't order anything else. Or maybe it's the mindset. You sit down and ingest something- voila, a meal; no matter what. 😉

    • @avalerie4467
      @avalerie4467 Před 3 lety

      Le goûter is mid-afternoon snack. The kids have a juice and a snacks, the adults have a coffee

  • @carmsy2730
    @carmsy2730 Před 3 lety +1

    I love French creamy cheese, butter and bread...so delicious...I'm addicted.😁

  • @stevekudlo1464
    @stevekudlo1464 Před 3 lety +1

    I did this in my 20s, and lost 30 lbs. The key is no eating between meals. I'm 56 now and not sure I could do this, since I'm dedicated to a low carb diet to keep my blood sugar down.

  • @maureendoyle6632
    @maureendoyle6632 Před 3 lety

    🇬🇧 Viva France - Love France did tour in 10 days fantastique. But didnt really sample local food enough.😃🥰

  • @ddlfspaff3097
    @ddlfspaff3097 Před 3 lety +7

    Moderation is the word. Few snacks and no emotional eating.

  • @iustina.gav1
    @iustina.gav1 Před 3 lety

    Hello! Where is the place from 0:50?

  • @cathyfoster6261
    @cathyfoster6261 Před 2 lety

    Here is what I struggle with...do you wait until your stomach growls to eat? I have a smaller breakfast and when it's time for lunch (at my job, I have to take lunch at a certain time, 12p). My stomach is not growling and I'm not necessarily hungry but it's the only time I will get until 5p. Since I am at a call center, I can't really stop to eat whenever I want to. Should I be waiting until my stomach growls? Thanks.

  • @hannahw111
    @hannahw111 Před 3 lety +1

    I wish Americans had smaller portions! I love a good restaurant meal but man do I hate how big the dinner plate is that is placed in front of me. I always feel like I’m wasting food because the meal should be enjoyed when it is served (not in leftover form) I typically have to take about half my plate home for the next day.

    • @2Nickel2Welli
      @2Nickel2Welli Před 3 lety

      Hey, take it as a favour: You don't have to cook the next day and got two days' meals for the price of one :-))))))

  • @maryoruanai4671
    @maryoruanai4671 Před 3 lety

    Hi Anne. I was just wondering how you are getting on in this pandemic and are you worrying about your health. Having visited France for a month every year for more than 30 years we didn't take too cheerfully to cancelling the ferry twice this year. April is the next date. We live in Ireland and have had a lot of rain as well. I'm obeying all the rules with not a lot of grace. Wishing you well and as they say in France....Bonne continuation !

  • @TerryGlad
    @TerryGlad Před 3 lety +1

    It is the more relaxed lifestyle of the French culture. The hectic American lifestyle leads to wolfing meals on the run. Cortisol from stress messes with metabolism. Starving all day then finally sitting down to a big late night dinner is disrupting for sleep. The body is given the message to store fat. Starve-and-gorge syndrome!

  • @BobSmith-mz1uo
    @BobSmith-mz1uo Před 3 lety +1

    I wonder if the French are absolutely pummeled with advertising for junk food 24/7 the way we are in the US (especially during kids programming).

  • @Char-Williams
    @Char-Williams Před 3 lety

    It is simple beautiful there. & You look amazing!

  • @originalmamagrizzly2478

    And mealtime is for the French social time... very important, and yes important to savor and taste your food... that is precisely why you don’t have to eat a lot of it to be satisfied...

  • @TheAlia1996
    @TheAlia1996 Před 5 lety +11

    What is the size of a "French portion" though?? I don't know how much is OK to eat

    • @fabianmataihau145
      @fabianmataihau145 Před 5 lety +2

      if you are from the US divide the amount you usually do for your food in 4 take une part out it and divide that part. you got ithe right portion

    • @TheAlia1996
      @TheAlia1996 Před 5 lety +5

      @@fabianmataihau145 wow, in the us portions must be gigantic! :0

    • @JonathanDLynch
      @JonathanDLynch Před 5 lety +1

      @@TheAlia1996 Portions in the U.S. can be scary big - especially soft drinks.

    • @thekingsdaughter4233
      @thekingsdaughter4233 Před 4 lety

      There are great visual guides for that. Meat (if you are eating it) the size of a deck of cards or a cassette tape for those of us who are old enough 😁; rice or potato portion the size of a tennis ball etc. I have seen books called The Portion Plan, or The Portion Teller to help more with that. One of them is on my reading list. 😊

    • @dmsjt5181
      @dmsjt5181 Před 4 lety +1

      It’s really just half of what a US restaurant portion would be.

  • @shawnatiu9676
    @shawnatiu9676 Před 3 lety

    It is nearly impossible to find clothing in Paris for an average sized woman. I am considered a size 4 36x26x36 in America but a size 40 ( size 10 US or 12 UK). Walking down the street I feel like one of the biggest women around.

  • @SierraNovemberKilo
    @SierraNovemberKilo Před 3 lety +1

    Until very recently there was a law banning anyone eating at their desks at work. No multi-tasking!

  • @lennykoss8777
    @lennykoss8777 Před 3 lety

    💗💗💗💗

  • @karenwest116
    @karenwest116 Před 4 lety +11

    Also drinking water is a really good habit. Perhaps a small bottle in a handbag XxKaren

  • @jeanettekniebusch9812
    @jeanettekniebusch9812 Před 3 lety

    The no preservatives thing is a real factor. Even most of our pasta has a bad chemical they dont have in Europe.Many prople wjo cant eat pasta here have no problem in Italy Ive heard several times. I forget the chrmical but whole foods had a brand without it.

    • @captainpearly3994
      @captainpearly3994 Před 3 lety

      Jeanette Kniebusch, thanks for that info on pasta. As much as I love pasta of all kinds, it hates me. Going to go to whole foods and ask about the chemical free one. I'm so excited to try it.

  • @SSLand-rg5ow
    @SSLand-rg5ow Před 3 lety +1

    Why are Americans so large? 40 years ago we didn't snack like today. We sat down together to eat (no TV during meals). We drank Coke occasionally. Moderation of all things seems to be important. But sitting to eat without games, phone or TV might be the biggest difference. Because Americans didn't walk more in the '70s. This lady might be onto something.

  • @suelyons531
    @suelyons531 Před 3 lety

    20% of women smoke in France compared to 12% in the US. When I smoked I was 110 pounds. Now I don't and I weigh 140.

  • @gloriaortiz1227
    @gloriaortiz1227 Před 3 lety +2

    Honestly you do not have to be in France in order to be a disciplined eater. People forget that we all have small stomachs. Most people eat way toooo much food for the size of stonach we have. It doesn't matter how much sugar something has like a pastry, we as humans we're meant to eat just portions of food just to cure that hunger twitch on the stomach. Like someone said here, Paris is the LA of France so Ull see alot of mental disfunction there regarding their weight there😊

  • @pfshooter
    @pfshooter Před 5 lety

    Not only a Pretty Face you are Slim Trim and Dynamite.

  • @anthonydavid5121
    @anthonydavid5121 Před 3 lety +3

    I ate 18 croissants today, and look at me!!

  • @katherinetutschek4757
    @katherinetutschek4757 Před 3 lety

    I believe in not cutting anything out, but you have to maintain a balance of foods. You can eat sugar and drink alcohol, but don't make it your largest food group.

  • @enemanozzle
    @enemanozzle Před 2 lety

    It is not only the diet, that French women don't get fat, but in surplus
    they know to take castor oil in a regular manner - look at CZcams -,
    and this one they learn from a very young age.

  • @boomerlady
    @boomerlady Před 3 lety

    wonderful video!!!! I feel like I am in Paris!!!

    • @boomerlady
      @boomerlady Před 3 lety +1

      @@misstoujoursplus I was in Paris with my mother in 1972. It was beautiful and the people were nice. Have things changed that much? I am sad about that!

    • @misstoujoursplus
      @misstoujoursplus Před 3 lety

      @@boomerlady It was beautiful in 1972. It's not anymore.

  • @marylandgirl9246
    @marylandgirl9246 Před 3 lety

    The quality of the food in France is also better. My family went to France for a week, and lost weight despite eating whatever they wanted. You can't do that here in the US. Even the packaged food they sell in convenience stores tastes fresher and has better ingredients.

  • @gwlad1575
    @gwlad1575 Před 3 lety +3

    French women don't get fat
    ME : Damn it ! I have to change my nationality now cuz I gain 6kgs !

  • @LunakieCherrie
    @LunakieCherrie Před 3 lety +1

    Wow I’m a ketogenic aka carnivore and it helps me lose weight.

  • @Dana-ml7sy
    @Dana-ml7sy Před 3 lety

    What portions are used?

    • @annelipscomb
      @annelipscomb  Před 3 lety

      Hello, I’m posting this on behalf of Anne Lipscomb since she needs to restrict her computer and screen time due to health problems. Anne asked me to tell you about her video Sequel to French Women Don’t Get Fat. In it Anne shares her views about France’s food portions by giving a few examples. Warm greetings [1:35 min] czcams.com/video/c_VLMz_jamo/video.html

  • @chrislinhares7311
    @chrislinhares7311 Před 4 lety +1

    She is right. Americans eat low quality junk food and just shovel it in. When the food is high quality, it can be savored and satisfying in small quantities.

    • @misstoujoursplus
      @misstoujoursplus Před 3 lety +1

      My father used to say : "Look at the Americans. We'll look like them in 20 years". My father died 10 years ago. His prediction is coming true. More and more french people get obese too. I remember my primary school : not a single kid overweight, not even slightly chubby. All skinny as hell ! Now, obesity is getting an issue in France too and starting in kindergarden .

  • @DraGnFly007
    @DraGnFly007 Před 3 lety +1

    Not to mention European food is grown with exceptional standards that the US diet doesn't have. Fat😵 and Sick🤒 means🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

  • @rachelharris725
    @rachelharris725 Před 3 lety

    I think the biggest problem here is all the high fructose corn syrup they use in EVERYTHING. Im a stage 4 cancer survivor and I eat very carefully, still allowing some sweet, but nothing processed or store bought. If I want sweet I'll make it from scratch. Pretty much just shop the perimeter of the store like someone who is low carb, but I am not low carb. Due to chemo ruining my kidneys I've worked pretty closely with a nutritionist to get my calories up while maintaining the proper nutrition. Since protein is hard on the kidneys, I only eat animal based proteins once a day, 30grams or so, but if I go over, I'll go vegetarian the next. I'm still 30 lbs overweight but have upped my calories from about 700 to 1100 a day. I need to be at 1800 just to meat bmr. Darn steroids. Every day for lunch, I eat a homemade bone broth and veggies soup, changing it up each week and make one big batch for the week. My body might not be, but my labs are impeccable.

  • @pauletteispassingiton943

    How many cigarettes do they smoke in a day

  • @odetteuys1111
    @odetteuys1111 Před 6 lety

    Love all those thin Parisians! They have the right idea 😘

  • @itsmyparty4637
    @itsmyparty4637 Před 3 lety

    every time you eat something you flood insulin into your body and store your food as fat. I can only remain slim on a low carb diet. Eating one meal a day. A lovely delicious meal. but only one meal a day

  • @martinadarcy781
    @martinadarcy781 Před 3 lety

    🥰

  • @evelynm2530
    @evelynm2530 Před 3 lety +3

    they all smoke

    • @marichristian1072
      @marichristian1072 Před 3 lety

      Exactly! Many do- especially women. And it's well known that smoking is an appetite suppressant.

  • @2012International
    @2012International Před 3 lety

    That Patisserie

  • @user-fp7ce1jo3v
    @user-fp7ce1jo3v Před 3 lety +1

    My way to keep fit ( around 112 pounds) is eating a variety of vegetables, three full meals including vegetables, protein and carbohydrates each day without snacks,and whole grains.

  • @ritaamor283
    @ritaamor283 Před 3 lety

    2:12 sheep in Paris ??

  • @LIK64
    @LIK64 Před 3 lety

    Do OMAD and walk