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Tue, Aug-27-02, 12:42

Rhollmer

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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 246/221/200 Male 6'0"

BF:27%/25%/12%
Progress: 54%

Location: Texas

Brain Fog

Okay - been back on LC for a few days now and I have to tell you that i am experiencing brain fog like you wouldn't believe. My head feels like it's swimming and I seldom can complete a thought uninterupted.

Is this a normal thing when you are getting into (back into) induction?

Today I have eaten:

Breakfast
2 Eggs
2 two sausage
2 glasses of water

Lunch:
Fajitas (meat and onions only)
Side Salad with Italian dressing.
2 glasses of tea (with sweet and low)

I don't think it has to do with Aspartame...

-R

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