How to Eat Healthy For Life (Realistically)

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I've tried a lot of eating experiments-- no sugar, intermittent fasting, etc. I guess you could call some of them diets. And I really think I have better eating habits now. I maintain a healthy weight, I don't over indulge as often, and I generally feel better. But also, I still eat whatever I want from time to time and it's fine. I decided to compile a bunch of things I learned. I hope it helps.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:20 I Don't Make Goals
02:08 Eat What I'm "Supposed" To
03:36 Daily Harvest
05:02 Restrict to Learn
06:08 Measure Only When It Matters
07:29 Pay Attention to Feelings
09:23 Move
10:09 Be Kind to Yourself
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🍾 Quitting Alcohol • We're Quitting Alcohol...
🍽️ Intermittent Fasting • I Tried Intermittent F...
🏃🏻 My First Marathon Training • I'm Going To Run A Mar...
🍕 Pizza Crying is from this Vidcon video • Wheezycon 2 (Vidcon 2012)
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[@Sykelone]

The way you talk is how I wanted every teacher to be. It's informative, hilarious and has the sarcastic twinge that makes learning so much more educational and it'll help the facts stick. Thank you, Craig ♥

[@wheezywaiter]

thank you. this makes me feel good and I'm letting it go to my head.

[@Sykelone]

@@wheezywaiter Let it go to your belly instead, it'll speed up the space baby evolution

[@KeyMi101]

Trueee

[@joelpearson8623]

Yeah, thanks a lot Craig! But really, thanks.

[@mandolinsam7901]

I try to make my classes as fun as weezy's videos. The issue is that weezy takes a loooooong time to make a 10 minute video. That's not a bad thing, it's just how long it takes to make 10 tight comedic informative minutes of content. A teacher has to write a *lot* of content (up to 25 hours) per week. We do our best but it's a lot.

[@RyanLawless]

There's definitely a Mirror Universe Craig making videos like “I got drunk every day for a month” and “I ate sugar for 30 days straight,” and he probably hates beards and works in a bald eagle rehabilitation center for punched eagles.

[@T1J]

counting calories made it painfully clear how many more calories I normally consume than is actually needed to generally sate my hunger, was very eye opening

[@phlutey]

I’m doing this right now finally as I’ve hit a few month long weight loss plateau - wish me luck!

[@jwddwj9]

@@phlutey Good luck!!

[@phlutey]

@@jwddwj9 thanks!

[@live2sk8777]

agreed...even rough estimates of meals out sometimes are terrifying...1400 calories in a single dish for dinner the other night!

[@philipmacnaughton3454]

don't be afraid of protein and healthy fats! Those are what are gonna satiate and stop cravings for bad things.

[@amandadick7112]

Lesson 1: Craig is objectively funny and I should watch more WheezyWaiter. Lesson 2: Habits (and particularly eating habits) are something you have to practice, and have patience with. I've had to change my diet for medical reasons recently and it's been annoying as HELL and it's so hard not to get discouraged. I think about just quitting often and hoping for the best. But the reminder to practice and be kind to myself is so so helpful. Lesson 3: We all need to help Craig become the space baby so that Firefly will come back.

[@zholbe1]

I particularly enjoyed the part where the Spacebaby made Firefly come back.

[@tegan6554]

Yes to all of these. Because of a recent jaw surgery, I can't chew, so finding food I can literally consume as well as getting enough protein/calories has been a STRUGGLE. but we're making it work

[@hogbodyusmc9987]

OK, bad health lost 98lbs . WHERE IS FIREfLY!!!!!!!!! COME ON MANNNNN......

[@Solarish]

If @WheezyWaiter could make the original Firefly come back, I'd be in awe... forever. However... It seems Disney now owns the rights to Firefly and rumor has it, they're gonna do a reboot for Disney+. No guarantee of revival but, it's out in the verse.

[@mereditha7500]

Dropped a like just for the firefly reference.

[@MikornellTV]

Hey Craig, your videos about health and particularly your video about intermittent fasting helped me lose 100lbs in 2020, and I have been feeling a bit like I’m slipping back into my old habits recently, but watching this has reminded me to be kind to myself, I’m sure I’ll get back on the wagon in my own time. Thanks for the advice, been watching you for a decade or so now! Keep up the good work.

[@yougotkicked]

In the past year I've started exercising regularly, and eating more healthfully, I've lost like 40lbs this year, and I'm honestly enjoying the food I eat now more than the food I was eating before. The key for me was realizing that supposedly unhealthy foods can be part of a healthy diet, if eaten in reasonable quantities along with more conventionally healthy items, and that the real enemy wasn't the stuff I really loved (homemade pizza), it was the stuff I only kind of enjoyed, but was really easy to get (frozen/delivery pizza). Odds are, most of the meal choices you make in a week are more about convenience than about enjoyment, so if you make healthy food convenient, you'll eat it more often. Then, when you do really want an enjoyable meal, get something great that will make you truly happy, not a $3 blob of chocolate flavored bread and corn syrup from the gas station.

[@natalieb.mortensen9361]

"Perfect is the enemy of good" As a nutritionist I couldn´t agree more :) Approve all of your points. I especially think that trying out what works for YOU is important and being kind to yourself. Thank you for this video

[@shiny_x3]

These are great tips, I want to add that for people who really struggle with food and weight and compulsive eating, there is probably trauma involved. Trauma is a lot more common than we think. I recommend the book "Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving". Food is the very first thing we had as children to sooth our anxiety, and that stays with us for life until we deal with the source of the anxiety.

[@blanketed_in_stars]

as someone with an eating disorder, i love the mindset of this video. it's not about being perfect or adhering rigidly to rules that cause anxiety. it's about feeling good! thanks for this, craig.

[@catherine_404]

It's just so COMFORTABLE to listen to you. It's like having an undemanding psychologist who is just nice to you without asking or requesting anything. He makes you think, and it's good, but without stress.

[@jadghostrider4894]

Your style of delivering information it is to the point and sarcastic as hell Love it entertaining and educational ...ps good luck with the space baby thing

[@GU1TARD3MON]

I spent about 2 years eating incredibly strictly and barely had cheat meal. Hell, I didn’t have bread for an entire year. I picked up like 10kg of muscle and I looked incredible. But you know what? I was miserable. I hated eating and every meal felt like a chore to get through. And when I did “cheat” I would hate myself Fast forward a couple of years and now I still eat “clean” but I don’t eat purely for function anymore. I now eat to enjoy the food I make. It’s still “healthy” but it’s nice Also, like you, intermittent fasting has made me really be able to maybe eat like once a day or whatever but that meal I do eat slaps! I also bake some type of bread every week and have really gotten into baking cup cakes and other confections The way I changed my relationship with food really pulled me away from my depression and I so I couldn’t agree more with this video!

[@Saturninemute]

I suffer from really bad depression so my over eating gets out of control sometimes. I lost 60lbs but gained 1/3 back because of it. I beat myself up severely for ruining my hard work. Been trying to get back into it but it's hard. Sometimes hearing someone say it's okay to fail and try again is wholesome enough to give me hope that one day it'll come together again. I'm glad you've figured out what works for you! Here's to a year figuring this life out and finally being happy with ourselves. ♡

[@WhaleManMan]

Season 1=Initial vlogs complaining about jobs and little skits. Season 2= Camera position shift + clones Season 3=New apartment Season 4= Meteor Saga Season 5= Other stuff in that apartment Season 6= Next apartment Season 7= That one space where Matt and Sam worked Season 8=Smaller room Season 9=Daily vlog Season 10=Back to small room Season 11=Austin Season 12=Cookie Saga Season 13= Longer videos/ "Why do?" Season 14=Advice

[@yesitspau]

so delighted to hear "be kind to yourself" towards the end of the video. didn't realize i needed to hear it today. thank you for all that you do, craig! i really enjoy your videos and your humor! love from the philippines 💓🇵🇭

[@MouseCatStudios]

i know you get a bajillion billion comments but you're actually the reason i started running. growing up literally no one told me a run can still be a gentle jog. so thank you for this and your helpful tips!

[@taylorb4014]

“Life is hard. Even if you’re not doing alright, you can try again, if you want to.” You manage to be so, so sincere in between your jokes and I love both.

[@TheRavenfish9]

This is one of the most helpful and non-toxic discussions on health I've seen. Thanks for the great video, Craig!

[@cascade9584]

pay attention to your feelings and IT TAKES PRACTICE are the most important points in this video

[@wheezywaiter]

oops, shoulda said those first

[@cascade9584]

@@wheezywaiter hire me to yell my opinions about you It will make your videos worse but make me feel better

[@CrossoverGenius]

This feels like a particularly a propos message for the start of February… mindful eating, and acknowledging that I am maintaining my weight, has been a big part of raising my self-esteem in the past year or so. Allowing myself to indulge in treats, and to feel good about the yummy deliciousness of said treat, has been key to a lot of happiness during the pandemic for me ☺️ It stopped me from falling into a negative cycle of guilty eating.

[@carla6485]

This is the most motivating video on being healthier I've seen. It's just nice to have someone give you tips without makin you feel like you absolutely have to take them. It makes lifestyle changes seem more flexible.

[@StillIt]

Space baby will bring back firefly?! Screw it I'm in!

[@Segkee]

The one big tip I can give is: variety. Oh and calorie restriction. But the second one is more complicated than it seems because you have to know what your real maintenance calories are. When I was younger I ate 1900 calories because I didn't know anything other than I needed to eat less than what I normally did (I am a 200 lbs man). This was a mistake. When I became a 250 lbs man (because I eventually gave up on my 1900 calorie diet) I figured a few things out. My maintenance calories are probably close to 2900 (I am decently active, big muscles, etc). That means I was cutting 1000 calories a day (1/3rd of my daily calorie needs) so my body thought I was starving all the time and it made me miserable. So I ended up yo-yo dieting by accident. A strict 5 day schedule at 1900 cals a day and then who knows how much on the weekend! Consistency is better than restriction and binge. Trust me. For the last 245 days, I trimmed my cals back to 2300 per day, everyday (with 100 cal variation based on mood/hunger). Variety was key, high volume meals (vegetables, fruits, whole grains) combined with high calorie fun stuff (mostly baked goods like bread and treats - pure sugars like candy/pop just makes you too hungry and had weird side effects like water retention and pimples). I'm still losing weight but I did it slowly this time and retained a bunch of muscle. Took about 3 months to notice it in my clothes. But it was controlled and pleasant. 2300 a day. No binging. I get to eat pasta, curries, flat breads, butter (within reason), cheese, eggs, chicken, potatoes (lots of potatoes), and all the bake goods you could imagine (only rule is we have to make it ourselves and we're not allowed to cut corners: has to be full fat, full carb awesomeness. We get as much cake as our daily calories will allow. You could eat cake for the whole calorie alotment though i wouldn't recommend it. There's a sweet spot where you get a nice-sized piece without comprising on your other needs. If you do eat all your calories in cake you feel like poopy. We do best with around 10-15% of calories going to dessert/sweets every day. It has worked really well. Best "diet:" I've ever had but this was hard won after years of research and fitness. So far so good. Wow. That was a lot. Bye.

[@WhatsBliss]

I'll add my tip: I've found that weighing intermittently is more effective at keeping me motivated than weighing daily. Weight can fluctuate a lot day to day for random things you can't really account for (or shouldn't have to). Weighing only a couple times a month gives a better snapshot on progress than daily check-in, in my experience. Also, slow sustained weightloss stays off better! And it's accomplishable with more modest health goals, like adding 15 minutes of exercise to your day and eating out less. I've lost 20lbs over 8 months, which isn't fast, but I didn't gain weight over the holidays despite basically throwing diet goals out the window. I feel less like I'm trying to manipulate my body and more like I'm trying to grow into a healthier one.

[@clomino3]

Loved the call back in the intro there with the chair slide. Also, I've been living my diet by just eating "generally healthy" and not being uber specific for a while and I found it has worked so much better for me. Love this video. Cheers!

[@Charlie_cat88]

I’m having a really hard week and had terrible anxiety at work and have just been beating myself up and being really hard on myself. This is the video I needed today. Thank you.

[@MrShadowsteve2]

Wheezy waiter I appreciate how honest you are with your videos and I loved how motivational you were there at the end (not sure if that's what you were trying for) that if you fail just keep going and trying. Thank you

[@GuitarplayerX95]

Needed this. Been going strong for the last month with better eating habits and exercise but with it taking a bit to see results, this is welcomed encouragement. Thanks Craig!

[@SoftNoxMedia]

I love this channel so friggin much. Thank you for making videos, and sharing your voice, your comedy, and overall style. I really appreciate it

[@kainan613]

How one man can keep such high quality after so long on KZbin is very impressive, great stuff as always

[@maggiestone1831]

this made me absolutely ball my eyes out, especially at the end. there’s something about your way with words that’s so special. thank you bub!

[@nadias9995]

Really appreciated this vid. Thanks Craig!!!

[@Jesscalmvision]

I found your videos yesterday and I’ve now seen 6 or so of them and I appreciate the humor and information. I could learn from you every day and enjoy myself every time.

[@sandyarthur2516]

I adore this, your video style and your humor! Cannot wait to see the year long no alcohol video too! Can’t imagine what that footage folder looks like

[@cjclementine434]

Every time I watch one of your videos, Craig, I laugh my best laughter for extended periods, and I feel, in a relative sense, outrageously good about myself as a normal human being. Thank you for what you do on this channel, I really should become a Patron…

[@SparklingTita]

I love this channel and everyone in it. Thank you for choosing a route of sustenance that gives back! 💖

[@JBergmansson]

Really nice video! I haven't watched you in a while, but it's fun to see the way your style has evolved. You still have the core humor that drew me in those years ago when your videos featured clones, alligator pit and Ty the Regular Guy!

[@jobo4681]

There is a joy I get from your videos that I can only get from your videos. Like a favorite food or a favorite jacket, your videos delight me in a truly unique way.

[@MysterySteve]

Your videos still feel like the side of old KZbin I never ended up feeling bad for having enjoyed

[@bleutitanium6513]

I just stumbled on to your channel as I was looking for weight loss and healthy eating habits. I have to say WOW. This is me. I can totally relate. I feel that there were some great tips in your video that I can use for myself. I am happy I just happened upon your video here ! thank you.

[@BM-rd4ms]

Hey Creggo! I have loved following your health journey. I've been a beard lover since almost the beginning. I appreciate how you've shifted your channel as you've grown and developed as a person.

[@davidharney9487]

LOVE this... Very common sense advice and delivered in a very fun way!

[@loveandlightwithlouise5800]

As a personal trainer and just fellow human that likes to be alive, I love what you say about this. Everyone should be watching y’all.

[@lunar_elle]

thank you for this, brings a lot of comfort

[@Chameleonade]

Love your content, make's me laugh every time ! Great irony, in french we would say your humour is " pince-sans-rire", love it. Thanks for the share of thoses lessons.

[@Infantry12345]

I haven't done as out there or as strict diets or challenges like you have but my experiences have been pretty similar, and all the advice feels accurate and helpful. Thanks for being you :)

[@ottoihccus]

Balance, variety, moderation, seasonal, cooking method (raw), plants, whole-grain. Winter crops: beets, carrot, squash, beans, sunchokes, onion, celeriac, rutabaga, horseradish, parsnips, ferments, etc. Thanks Craig for all the other tips!

[@halftruths603]

Good suggestions man. Like your videos.

[@Noukz37]

I honestly think this is the most important video of your I've seen thus far! Great job Craigo!

[@elinaoberemok1732]

I loved every second of this video, you made my day! So many great points, thank you!

[@PoseidonXIII]

Great video my man!

[@joannahayes2009]

I found intermittent fasting the same - it def just reset my system for like "am I actually hungry rn or am I just bored/sad?" And that was really helpful.

[@ravnaroks6469]

Thank you wheezy, for always being able to phrase life's big anxieties, in a way that is informative and funny, that makes me actually want to tackle the problem with kindness and understanding, instead of with anger and misguidance. and the funnies make that easier, somehow. this and the inspiration video are gonne be bookmarks in my tab from now on.

[@BootstrapsBootstraps]

This was so nice and was perfect timing for me to hear. I've also had shorter periods of time where I count calories, and it works very well for me. Once in a while I weigh myself, and if my weight start to go up, I'll start counting calories again. I'm actually in a period with this now, and I just reached my "normal" weight. This is the first time though, that I feel like it's ok if I can't maintain it at all times, and I accept that I sometimes need to do this. So thank you for reinforcing my self acceptance.

[@scofah]

Thank you! I love how you don't put incessant music behind yiur videos.

[@scofah]

Oops *your

[@unicorntamer2207]

You're one of my favorite motivational speakers. Just wanted you to know that.

[@bigboyd5]

I love that you mention one about Bob it's one of my favorite movies. My family quotes it all the time

[@AvisKarlux]

Thank you. I’ve watched a few of your videos and this one solidified why I enjoy your content. You remind me of Marshal Rosenberg’s statement, “Don’t do anything that isn’t fun.” (Or something like that… I cannot find the exact words). Fun doesn’t mean it has to be easy. And you look like you enjoy your challenges. Thank you for sharing your time experiences.

[@AvisKarlux]

Had the wrong word for the quote, but similar intent: “… that isn’t PLAY.” 😄

[@laurarowe7314]

Craig-O you are freaking hilarious! 😂😂 The way you say things makes me both laugh and think about the points you’re making. New to the channel! 🙌🏼👍🏼🙌🏼

[@robinmichel9048]

I too have learned that my focus on eating right and moving ebbs and flows. I used to feel bad when I would get off the exercise bandwagon but now I know, I'll get back into it when I'm ready and that's ok. Extremely few people exercise regularly their whole lives, so let's not set ourselves up with unrealistic goals.

[@heidithepotter2479]

Oh you...this is such a great video. So much wisdom said in a very delightful, funny, and easily comprehended way.

[@tnils234]

Excellent video as always Craig! :)

[@arobinreads]

Awesome video! Totally agree on everything you said. Just find something that works for you and be kind to yourself 🙂

[@chrisv4312]

its not often videos make me audibly laugh but this was great - like others. I really enjoy your channel and how its grown into what it is and what its becoming.

[@lanawilliams7615]

I’ve just discovered ur videos and u love them 😍😍 You + China = Relationship goals! ☺️

[@OddsandSods26]

That was an excellent video, thanks.

[@brasori]

This is great advice! Thank you for the video!

[@osullivanmelvideos]

This was laugh out loud funny, creative and inspiring! Thank you!!!👏👏👏👏

[@anchelantchi]

This video really cracked me up while still being very informative !!! I’m a 23 yo muslim woman and I absolutely love your content. I am grateful you’re doing all of these things to improve your life, you inspire me as well to put my life together and you have no idea how grateful I am to have found your channel !! I wish you the best Craig ! Please keep going !! You have a real impact !!

[@emmabarry5010]

I loved this video!

[@The.One.True.B]

Too many channels talk about what NOT to eat. A video about what we CAN eat is very much appreciated.

[@Jack0TheShad0ws]

I couldn't agree more with your philosophy Craig. After years of battling with health and weight management and finally coming to a good place, the 1 rule I've found most important in the process is: What works for me may not work for you. And that's okay.

[@nikkigibbonsiscool]

This is really a wonderful video. ❤️

[@michaeljbuckley]

Need more of this content. Yes healthy eating is good for you. But you're a lot to indulge now and again. The measure when it matters point is a fantastic one.

[@jmanonmakes]

Fantastic lessons. Thank you!

[@MsJoxer]

Sensible ideas, everything in moderation! And something else to remember is to be busy - I try to occupy myself I'm tempted to eat out of boredom, or make a hot drink. That can stave off the hunger pangs!

[@tiaraono7668]

the thing that got me to being more put together in healthy was just general goals (like you mention) and being kind to myself (also like you mention). Beating yourself up because you didn't eat enough carrots isn't going to help you be a better person, you can just eat carrots tomorrow. Its okay. The point is to keep trying, and if something doesn't work for you, try something else. To me, life isn't a ladder to be climbed in discrete measurable steps, its a direction you walk. And its okay to stop and smell the flowers, as long as you keep going in the right direction in the end.

[@jamescanjuggle]

thats well said im only getting into the fitness industry and beating ourselves up is sadly, commonplace. its not even restriced to the stereotypical overweight gymgoer either, from huge female bodybuilders to streamlined long distance runners😅

[@jobielifehappens7102]

Love to hear this from you! Might try running again. I miss it.

[@cerulpure]

This video is exactly what I needed right now. Thank you.

[@kimroberts8113]

This that Cold November Rain I hear in the back of your b-roll vids? LOVE your videos - funny and informative, every time. And YES - Watch "What About Bob?"!!

[@Mariportal1]

Love your videos! 😊😂

[@savannah_jorgensen]

The chaos of your videos while teaching me things really speaks to my INFP soul. Your videos are the dopest Craig. Supes dope

[@jackyjuliana8488]

You are amazing. The message and your character 😂 love it 👌🥳

[@hollydingman7455]

I’m just starting a calorie diet. Thank you for the reminder to be kind to myself!

[@TravelGeeq]

100% spot on. You and I are really similar. Thanks for making great content.

[@kimjhpl1524]

I concur! Good advice and observations.

[@yusefabuissa6685]

Yes!!! Be compassionate towards yourself. You really matters to you.

[@atticadayz1]

Thank you, that hit the mark.

[@ladynokidsgustofwind5304]

Your editing skills are dazzling

[@arinasinhache]

I feel so indetified, cause I can naturally do that thing with my nose, and the another thing with my tounge. Thank you, Craig.

[@Seoulkat]

WeezyWaiter you are the wise man that everyone needs! Learning through experience is a much better teaching tool than just saying facts to others. Thanks for all of the knowledge you have given the community over the years!

[@rachel.schmidt]

That was by far the most engaging daily harvest ad I have ever seen

[@marceetaylor3873]

I 100% needed this!! Thank you!! I have lost 20lbs in 30 days. I keep reminding myself this is a long term mindset. Lesson 7 was my absolute favorite btw.

[@SuperLovelessgirl]

It's great when you can laugh a lot while also learning a lot. Thanks man 😂👍🏾

[@lynb87]

Great video. I think temporary restriction has made me more creative with cooking other foods I like but wouldn't normally cook. Agree it makes new habits that change over time.

[@EddieTuckerIV]

I've just realized recently that I'm at this kind of "place" in my relationship with food too. Pretty cool, thanks for sharing!

[@zaydaboshala862]

This is making me more relaxed .. i lost around 12 kgs in 4 months, then i lost control of my routine and diet, I didn't know how to stop the diet which wasn't sustainable at all, and i gained around 5 kgs, and now every time i try to go hard mode on, i just f up again, which is frustrating, it's good to have someone who can give you realist and not so hard solutions

[@cati101]

Great advice!

[@cassettetape7643]

Everything in this video has been my own personal life journey for the last 6 years now. The have patients & be kind to yourself (aka, forgove yourself for not being perfect and falling off the band wagon) parts are ABSOLUTELY key to better habits. In todays society learning to be healthy is most definitely a marathon not a sprint. I'll likely be on this journey for years to come, if not the rest of my life. Thanks for getting the word out there fellow human & future Space Baby... (we WILL make it happen!)

[@rita2506]

You have me cracking up without room to breath with these one-liners. Also, Firefly!!!!