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Crikey, this sucks!

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  1. I am so annoyed.

    It's been eight weeks and I have lost fifteen pounds.

    I know this might seem like whining to you, but normally after eight
    weeks the fat would have absolutely shrunken, dried up and fallen
    right off my body on lowcarb. So after about four weeks stalled at the
    same ten pound loss, I did some frankensteining and tried a stack.

    I'm not good with the stack, but thanks to the kind assistance of a
    little known and underappreciated ASDLC bioscience guru my heart did
    not explode in my chest and I did not experience any psychotic
    episodes that I personally know of. But there was not even a minor
    quaver on the scale at the end of that week.

    The next week, I tried Stillman. Not hard to do, once you get used to
    it, and I did seem to lose a little puffiness in my chin and ankles,
    but -- nothing. Can you believe that?

    ALSO, I got food poisoing or something two weeks ago and lost not a
    single pound, not even a cup of water off the scale.

    Fifth week; Fat Fast. THAT Worked, and I whooshed five pounds, but by
    then I was too annoyed to get all thrilled with myself.

    [censored] [censored] [censored]. On the other hand:

    I can tell I'm thinner and my body is changing its composition. I'm
    sloooowwwly going from a possible apple to a semi-pear.

    I probably was trying to hard to squeeze into the size 14 jeans that
    fit me before I was snatched up by the medical establishment and made
    to do drugs. Now I'm into size 12, not to be worn in public but
    they're zipping up. I was actually probably fatter than I thought.
    I've been wrapping the tape around my midsection and hips every few
    weeks and I think I've lost two inches in each. There are jeans in my
    closet that I'm beginning recognize vaguely as acquaintances.

    My skin is better and, after a few weeks of feeling like I couldn't
    even move, I've managed to get up enough motivation to do five
    workouts this week, which was just unheard of in my little universe a
    few short weeks ago.

    So I think what's happening is exactly what happened the last time my
    metabolism got sick. It took a few months to clear the candida, change
    my metabolism over, burn off the fog and get some energy. After about
    five years of criminally easy weight maintenance, my metabolism is
    back in its natural state of high neurosis.

    I'm still trying stuff. I'm taking a green drink twice a day, heavy
    duty probiotics, fiber tabs and rhodiola. I added that Greek yogurt
    and more salad.

    Let ya know. 🙂

    c
    Live From the Insulin Gulag

  2. Stick to the diet and exercise. You don't need stacks and other magic
    potions. Let time and effort work their magic.

  3. Roger Zoul said:

    Stick to the diet and exercise. You don't need stacks and other magic
    potions. Let time and effort work their magic.

    Ha! That's not magic! That's like, trying and being patient and having
    awareness and, and and science and stuff!

    c
    Thought you could fool me, did you?

  4. <[email hidden]> wrote in

    Roger Zoul said:

    Stick to the diet and exercise. You don't need stacks and other magic
    potions. Let time and effort work their magic.

    :>Ha! That's not magic! That's like, trying and being patient and having
    :>awareness and, and and science and stuff!

    :>c
    :>Thought you could fool me, did you?

    Oh no! Anytime you get the scale to move or the inches to disappear, it's
    magic, IMO!

  5. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I am so annoyed.

    Look at the bright side.

  6. Quoted message said:


    I am so annoyed.

    It's been eight weeks and I have lost fifteen pounds.

    Losing at twice the ideal rate is indeed frustrating. Because
    nearly every dieter in history has wanted to lose faster than
    ever happens, no one is ever objective early on.

    Just try to latch on to the really of your success. NEVER
    discount real success as a strategy of self sabotage.
    NEVER let your own lack objectivity (shared by nearly every
    dieter in history at that same phase) cause you to change
    what you are doing.

    "If it's not broke, don't fix it". It is NOT broke. You are
    losing at twice the ideal rate for keeping it off long term.
    You are new enough that you have the same feelings about
    your current prgress that nearly every dieter in history has
    han. BTDTgtTS.

    The plan from here on - Keep on keeping on, work on
    allowing the reality of your extreme success to sinki in.
    Follow the directions of your chosen plan, including the
    parts you don't understand, don't want to do, don't agree
    with. And ask yourself what your choices really are -
    Keep on and get further succes, quit and destroy your
    own success. Isn't that the real choice for all of us?

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