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Old Thu, Apr-24-03, 06:59
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Plan: Atkins
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Default Should I read the ENTIRE Atkins book or just up to the end of the Induction section?

I read only to where it said "CONGRATS, YOU DID IT."

Should I continue or wait until I finish Induction??
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Old Thu, Apr-24-03, 07:03
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Plan: Restart 8/6/18 - 75/20/5
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It's always a good idea to know where you've been, where you are and where you are going.

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Old Thu, Apr-24-03, 07:04
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Definitely continue!

You should know what it is you are doing - this is a life plan, a WOL, not a quick fix for losing weight.

So you can only benefit from knowing what your life is gonna look like...

And you should move from stage to stage in an informed manner.
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Old Thu, Apr-24-03, 07:06
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Don't get me wrong, I planned on reading the rest as I progressed! I just didn't know if I should read on now, but I will! Thanks!
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Old Thu, Apr-24-03, 10:10
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Plan: Atkins (Pre-Maintenance)
Stats: 160/135/130 Female 5'5"
BF:35%/28%/22%
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Location: New York, NY
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Don't worry... there's no surprise ending. It's not only good to be informed about the next phases, but later chapters in the book talk a lot about things like metabolic resistance, the importance of exercise, what you can expect, etc. Plus, my copy has a nice little grocery list in the back. Useful when you're brainstorming menus.

Good job reading though... it is a very useful tool.
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