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Back to low carbing

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  1. I'm back to low carbing after several years of back problems (while my
    veggie husband did the cooking!) and I'm finding it more difficult than I
    remember.
    The first time I did 2 weeks induction I lost 10lbs! I was over the moon!
    This time, and I was very motivated, worked very hard and only lost 6. I
    pushed myself with exercise.......speed-walking our dog between 3 and 5
    miles cross country each day! (I was quite pleased I was bringing my dog
    home panting, as well as me feeling I was almost crawling over the doorstep)
    I'l kept strickly to the induction regeme, drunk 3 litres of water per day
    and hoped for a quicker outcome! My calories vary between about 1000 and
    1500 per day.
    I'm enjoying the food and finding the diet easy but I'm curious to know if
    Atkins is used several times, is it more difficult to lose weight? Has this
    happened to anyone else?
    Regards,
    Denise

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  2. No, you're just older.

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    I'm back to low carbing after several years of back problems (while my
    veggie husband did the cooking!) and I'm finding it more difficult than I
    remember.
    The first time I did 2 weeks induction I lost 10lbs! I was over the moon!
    This time, and I was very motivated, worked very hard and only lost 6. I
    pushed myself with exercise.......speed-walking our dog between 3 and 5
    miles cross country each day! (I was quite pleased I was bringing my dog
    home panting, as well as me feeling I was almost crawling over the
    doorstep)
    I'l kept strickly to the induction regeme, drunk 3 litres of water per day
    and hoped for a quicker outcome! My calories vary between about 1000 and
    1500 per day.
    I'm enjoying the food and finding the diet easy but I'm curious to know if
    Atkins is used several times, is it more difficult to lose weight? Has
    this happened to anyone else?
    Regards,
    Denise

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  3. Agreed, very good point, but last time I sat on my backside (sure it
    couldn't work!) this time I've tried to work with the diet. I've put heart
    and soul in to it.!

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    No, you're just older.

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  4. I find each time I break my woe, its much harder to keep up the next time.
    🙁
    So try to stick to it, and find interesting ways to prepare food.
    All the best
    Fiona

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    I'm back to low carbing after several years of back problems (while my
    veggie husband did the cooking!) and I'm finding it more difficult than I
    remember.
    The first time I did 2 weeks induction I lost 10lbs! I was over the moon!
    This time, and I was very motivated, worked very hard and only lost 6. I
    pushed myself with exercise.......speed-walking our dog between 3 and 5
    miles cross country each day! (I was quite pleased I was bringing my dog
    home panting, as well as me feeling I was almost crawling over the
    doorstep)
    I'l kept strickly to the induction regeme, drunk 3 litres of water per day
    and hoped for a quicker outcome! My calories vary between about 1000 and
    1500 per day.
    I'm enjoying the food and finding the diet easy but I'm curious to know if
    Atkins is used several times, is it more difficult to lose weight? Has
    this happened to anyone else?
    Regards,
    Denise

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  5. It seems that you're still underestimating what getting older will do to
    you.

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    Agreed, very good point, but last time I sat on my backside (sure it
    couldn't work!) this time I've tried to work with the diet. I've put heart
    and soul in to it.!

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    No, you're just older.

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