Another pound gone. 260/239/200.
How odd!
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"Alan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Another pound gone. 260/239/200.
How odd!
A slow motion whoosh... wonderful! I don't know why it is, but people on
low-carb diets seem to often lose weight more in episodic fashion than
gradually. I know that's been true for me. Just another reason not to get
too alarmed when the scale hasn't budged for a while.Great work, Alan.
HG
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Hannah Gruen wrote:
|| "Alan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
|| news:[email hidden]...
||| Another pound gone. 260/239/200.
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||| How odd!
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|| A slow motion whoosh... wonderful! I don't know why it is, but
|| people on low-carb diets seem to often lose weight more in episodic
|| fashion than gradually. I know that's been true for me. Just another
|| reason not to get too alarmed when the scale hasn't budged for a
|| while.
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|| Great work, Alan.
||
|| HGYes; my weight loss graph looks l=more like going down a staircase than a
ramp. It's a whole series of small plateaus drops like steps.--
Peter
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