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Very Confused About Protein (LONG)

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Sun, Aug-11-02, 18:04

Shasta

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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 122/131/105
BF:26%/25%/18%
Progress: -53%

Location: Seattle, WA - USA

Once again.....

you offer excellent advice, Nat. Thank you! I will start increasing calories slowly and see what happens. If I don't lose or start gaining, I will try something else.

So, do you think I should worry about excess protein or should I just concentrate on low-carb for the time being?

Thanks again. You are awesome!!!

BTW, you look great in your new signature pic!

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