In article <[email hidden]>,
(Lass Chance) said:Convinced the battery in my scale was surely dying, I replaced it. Then
I dragged the damn thing all over the floor to find the "right" spot,
the spot where the numbers would read, "190". Inagine my dismay to
finally come to grips with the hard fact----only one pound gone in a
week.AAAAAGGGGHHHHH.
1 lb. is 1 lb. gone.
You did not gain so don't despair!
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OK. Life is full of dissapointments. I warched "Hud" on TV this
morning....and a least I didnt have to shoot all my cattle due to Hoof
and Mouth disease....so, things could be worse.Now....my thinking was...."as long as I keep it to 20 carbs a day, it
shouldnt matter where those carbs came from."Evidentally.....this is not true. If I've learned anything this week,
it's this:
Ya cant drink a liter of wine a day and lose weight.
<giggles>
No sh**. ;-)
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But what I want to know is.....WHY?why are wine carbs dfferent from food carbs? Where did my logic err?
What exactly is it that makes this happen? Does alcohol....stop ketosis?
Or...what?
No, some wines contain more sugar.
I've also had a bit of a problem with some kinds of wine.
I refuse to give up my booze. I won't do it.
Tequila is worse than vodka.
Port is worse than Burgundy.
If it's sweet, it's evil. <sigh>
Silver/white hard liquors are better than the golden ones
as they have carmelized sugar added.
Sweeter wines are more evil than dry wines.
Take it from one that loves her tipples and has learnt the hard way!
Some alcoholic beverages will kill ketosis, others will not. The trick
is to learn which ones....
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Of course, I also did O exercise this week.There is no such thing as a Free Lunch.
Nor a "get out of jail free" card.
Do NOT pass GO. Do not collect $200.Color me bummed.
sigh.
Is there anything worse than the knowledge, "I did this to myself"?
LassChance
It's a learning experience. :-)
It's ok!!!!!!!!
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(i only weigh on Sunday)
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Om.
"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson