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That old weakness problem...

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  1. I've been looking at some of the backposts in Google, and I'm seeing
    that people feeling weak is pretty common. I've been low-carbing for
    nearly 2 weeks and I've had some pretty bad days of weakness. My arms
    and legs would be the main problem areas. Walking up the three small
    flights of stairs in my building can make me tired sometimes and doing
    some light repeated movements with my arms can make them tired.

    I read about some of the solutions to this but I'd like to ask you
    guys again what I should do to help this stop. So far, I've just
    gotten that I should take calcium supplements and some potassium and
    magnesium supplements. Is there anywhere where I can read the levels
    I should have in a day while low-carbing? Can I get all of these in a
    multivitamin?

    It was kind of strange today though, because I felt absolutely great.
    I didn't get fatigued or weak at all until after work, but I had
    worked like a dog all day too. This morning/afternoon was the best I
    felt. I feel like if I take care of this weakness, then I'll feel
    better than I've felt for quite a while. The only thing I feel I did
    differently the day before was that I had some chicken pretty late
    last night...

    Anyhow, I'm just looking for more possible reasons for this
    weakness/fatigue.

  2. It is probably your transition into ketosis. However, you should make sure
    you are getting at least 1200 calories per day.

    To count carbs and calories try: http://www.FitDay.com

  3. One of the Survivors wrote:
    || I've been looking at some of the backposts in Google, and I'm seeing
    || that people feeling weak is pretty common. I've been low-carbing for
    || nearly 2 weeks and I've had some pretty bad days of weakness. My
    || arms and legs would be the main problem areas. Walking up the three
    || small flights of stairs in my building can make me tired sometimes
    || and doing some light repeated movements with my arms can make them
    || tired.

    This is very typical for those new to LCing. What plan are you following,
    what do you weigh, how many carbs are you eating, are you a man/woman, and
    are you exercising?

    ||
    || I read about some of the solutions to this but I'd like to ask you
    || guys again what I should do to help this stop. So far, I've just
    || gotten that I should take calcium supplements and some potassium and
    || magnesium supplements. Is there anywhere where I can read the levels
    || I should have in a day while low-carbing? Can I get all of these in
    || a multivitamin?
    ||
    || It was kind of strange today though, because I felt absolutely great.
    || I didn't get fatigued or weak at all until after work, but I had
    || worked like a dog all day too. This morning/afternoon was the best I
    || felt. I feel like if I take care of this weakness, then I'll feel
    || better than I've felt for quite a while. The only thing I feel I did
    || differently the day before was that I had some chicken pretty late
    || last night...

    Give it more time...it takes different amounts of time for different people
    to adapt.

    ||
    || Anyhow, I'm just looking for more possible reasons for this
    || weakness/fatigue.

    Your body must adjust to not having lots of carbs to fuel its activity. It
    must now run mostly on fat and protein.

  4. "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    One of the Survivors wrote:
    || I've been looking at some of the backposts in Google, and I'm seeing
    || that people feeling weak is pretty common. I've been low-carbing for
    || nearly 2 weeks and I've had some pretty bad days of weakness. My
    || arms and legs would be the main problem areas. Walking up the three
    || small flights of stairs in my building can make me tired sometimes
    || and doing some light repeated movements with my arms can make them
    || tired.

    This is very typical for those new to LCing. What plan are you following,
    what do you weigh, how many carbs are you eating, are you a man/woman, and
    are you exercising?

    I'm following Atkins, weigh 219lbs, eating around 20-30g of carbs,
    male and exercising (walking, until it gets to cold and then back to
    the gym) 4 to 5 days a week.

    Quoted message said:

    ||
    || I read about some of the solutions to this but I'd like to ask you
    || guys again what I should do to help this stop. So far, I've just
    || gotten that I should take calcium supplements and some potassium and
    || magnesium supplements. Is there anywhere where I can read the levels
    || I should have in a day while low-carbing? Can I get all of these in
    || a multivitamin?
    ||
    || It was kind of strange today though, because I felt absolutely great.
    || I didn't get fatigued or weak at all until after work, but I had
    || worked like a dog all day too. This morning/afternoon was the best I
    || felt. I feel like if I take care of this weakness, then I'll feel
    || better than I've felt for quite a while. The only thing I feel I did
    || differently the day before was that I had some chicken pretty late
    || last night...

    Give it more time...it takes different amounts of time for different people
    to adapt.

    So you don't think I need to take any supplements? Or is that a
    given..?

    Quoted message said:

    ||
    || Anyhow, I'm just looking for more possible reasons for this
    || weakness/fatigue.

    Your body must adjust to not having lots of carbs to fuel its activity. It
    must now run mostly on fat and protein.

  5. One of the Survivors wrote:
    || "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    || news:<[email hidden]>...
    ||| One of the Survivors wrote:
    ||||| I've been looking at some of the backposts in Google, and I'm
    ||||| seeing
    ||||| that people feeling weak is pretty common. I've been low-carbing
    ||||| for
    ||||| nearly 2 weeks and I've had some pretty bad days of weakness. My
    ||||| arms and legs would be the main problem areas. Walking up the
    ||||| three
    ||||| small flights of stairs in my building can make me tired sometimes
    ||||| and doing some light repeated movements with my arms can make them
    ||||| tired.
    |||
    ||| This is very typical for those new to LCing. What plan are you
    ||| following,
    ||| what do you weigh, how many carbs are you eating, are you a
    ||| man/woman, and
    ||| are you exercising?
    ||
    || I'm following Atkins, weigh 219lbs, eating around 20-30g of carbs,
    || male and exercising (walking, until it gets to cold and then back to
    || the gym) 4 to 5 days a week.

    Well, you may find it helpful to slowly raise carbs a bit after induction.

    ||
    |||||
    ||||| I read about some of the solutions to this but I'd like to ask you
    ||||| guys again what I should do to help this stop. So far, I've just
    ||||| gotten that I should take calcium supplements and some potassium
    ||||| and
    ||||| magnesium supplements. Is there anywhere where I can read the
    ||||| levels
    ||||| I should have in a day while low-carbing? Can I get all of these
    ||||| in
    ||||| a multivitamin?
    |||||
    ||||| It was kind of strange today though, because I felt absolutely
    ||||| great.
    ||||| I didn't get fatigued or weak at all until after work, but I had
    ||||| worked like a dog all day too. This morning/afternoon was the
    ||||| best I
    ||||| felt. I feel like if I take care of this weakness, then I'll feel
    ||||| better than I've felt for quite a while. The only thing I feel I
    ||||| did
    ||||| differently the day before was that I had some chicken pretty late
    ||||| last night...
    |||
    ||| Give it more time...it takes different amounts of time for
    ||| different people
    ||| to adapt.
    ||
    || So you don't think I need to take any supplements? Or is that a
    || given..?

    I'd take at least a multivitamin. I'm not sure that will help with the
    weakness, however.

    ||
    ||
    |||||
    ||||| Anyhow, I'm just looking for more possible reasons for this
    ||||| weakness/fatigue.
    |||
    ||| Your body must adjust to not having lots of carbs to fuel its
    ||| activity. It
    ||| must now run mostly on fat and protein.

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