I've noticed that, since I started doing Atkins, I'm much more aware of even
small changes in my body. In 1999, I lost 64 lbs on the Atkins woe, and was
so in tune with my body that, if I cheated and ate a small order of
McDonald's fries, I knew it would "cost" me a gain of exactly 3 lbs...every
single time. The way some people can recite from memory the carb counts of
various foods, I could predict with almost uncanny accuracy how much weight
a given food would cause me to gain.
It's been a while since I paid close attention, though, and really listened
to my body. If I had kept listening, I wouldn't be in the predicament of
having to start Induction again now.
Patte
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"TavliGal" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:curt said:I'll be honest, I used to weigh myself all the time. Like every day
for a while. I now don't weigh myself much at all. I roll out of
bed in the morning and look at my naked self in the mirror. Well
sometimes I have underwear on, and can guess how much I weigh within
a pound.Curt
Hi Curt,
I play a little guessing game with myself before I fall asleep now. I try
and guess what my weight will be in the morning - I find that I too am
getting pretty accurate at predicting these things. I figure though,
thats because we know our patterns and whatnot since we weigh or used to
weigh daily, whereas others who only weigh once a week or so, may not be
able to really predict whats going on with their weight as we do.
Monica
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