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Old Tue, Jul-30-02, 04:36
sassafrass sassafrass is offline
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Plan: Atkins
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Default Having an incredible lack of appetite!

I drink throughout the day but eating has become a chore. I try to eat the many small meals and that almost extends me beyond comfort. Anyone else?

I also feel lighter, tighter and am slowly becoming more energetic. A head cold recently came and went within two days. I think I like this WOE!
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Old Tue, Jul-30-02, 08:50
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Plan: Dr. Atkins
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Just be careful because your lack of calories will turn into your lack of weightloss.

Just consume a couple of cheese sticks of Slim Jims..they dont take much to eat plus they have a good amount of calories.

A lack of caloric intake will stall you...just be careful
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Old Tue, Jul-30-02, 08:57
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Plan: AHP&FP
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I would not recommend anyone eating "slim jims". Those things are loaded with carbs and salt! I remember buying a couple of them and eating one only to look at the label and freaked out. I threw the rest of them out.

Better solution would be adding butter, mayo or olive oil to foods. Each tablespoon has around 100 calories or more. You can use olive oil and vinegar on salads, saute meats or veggies in it as well.

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Old Tue, Jul-30-02, 09:26
Natrushka Natrushka is offline
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Plan: IF +LC
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Losing your appetite is normal when you start LCing. Be sure you keep your calories reasonalbe (10x bodyweight is a good number to aim for) and rest assured that this doesn't last - once you're feeling more energetic and become more active your appetite will return.

Nat
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Old Tue, Jul-30-02, 09:34
Sydneynoel Sydneynoel is offline
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Thumbs up I pig out on Slim Jims, Beef Jerky and

string cheese sticks and I still lose like crazy. It must be different for some people.
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Old Tue, Jul-30-02, 10:41
Natrushka Natrushka is offline
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Default Re: I pig out on Slim Jims, Beef Jerky and

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string cheese sticks and I still lose like crazy. It must be different for some people.


It is - and it's still not something you'll find too many people recommending. There are known stallers, and nitrates and sodium are two of the biggies. The more processed a food the less LC it is.

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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 16:27
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Yes, try to stay from (most??) processed foods, they could be packed with carbs... Remember to eat enough, or your body could feel dizzy, and sick. Anyway keep up the great work.

SooCee
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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 20:58
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Sassafrass Enjoy the days when you are without an appetite, for in a week or so, the opposite is sure to occur. I don't believe in artificially inflating calories any more than I believe in lowering them... the way I used to back in the days when I starved myself. Listen to your body. When I go through hunger-loss, I wait it out naturally without force-feeding myself. I end up not only coming back to eating delicious, healthy, low carb/ high protein meals, but I find I discover my body's natural eating rhythm.

Main Entry: ap·pe·tite
Pronunciation: 'a-p&-"tIt
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English apetit, from Middle French, from Latin appetitus, from appetere to strive after, from ad- + petere to go to —more at FEATHER
Date: 14th century
1 : any of the instinctive desires necessary to keep up organic life; especially : the desire to eat

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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 23:32
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Plan: Atkins,PP
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i think keep mainly to natural foods is the best for LCing.

cheese may not move the scale beneath me, but i still do feel my arms skin tightening.

slim jim, i dont really like the taste.....

occasionally i will have some popcorns, artificially sweetened orange drink....

waiting for my skin to continue tightening again after some indulgence last wk...

my appetite has also been reduced slowly.....yday there was an unfinished fish dish waiting for me...for supper. ended up i could not finish the dish......very very full.
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