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Old Thu, Apr-08-04, 08:38
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Your progress is amazing tcastro!
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Old Thu, Apr-08-04, 08:46
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Plan: RNY Gastric Bypass 2/1/10
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This might be the wrong way to do things, but, I don't count calories at all yet......Just eating low carb is working for me. I've had a few stalls usually around my TOM and one recently I think do to constipation and maybe too much sf candies. I just broke that one finally!!! Eating low carb has forced me to eat less throughout the day though so I am taking in less calories over all. I'm guessing that once I lose a very large amount of weight I will probably have to start counting calories but until then I am enjoying the freedom!
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Old Thu, Apr-08-04, 08:46
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 282.6/273.1/225 Male 6' 3"
BF:34/33/17%
Progress: 16%
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Thanks

Burning 800-1200 cals/day through exercise helps
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Old Thu, Apr-08-04, 15:48
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 138/126/120 Female 5'4
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Oh, yeah, that's probably relevant -- I've got a lot of muscle on me from weightlifting and running. That probably helps a lot.
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Old Fri, Apr-09-04, 20:21
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 190.5/190.5/150 Female 5' 7"
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Originally Posted by Rosie Real
I have trouble reaching 1200, let alone 1500, but I follow mostly induction stage menus, so I know how you feel.


I have stayed at induction for 10 weeks, and usually am about 1350 cals. If I go much more, I will really slow down. My metabolisum is slow from a lot of years of lo-cal/lo-fat. I feel good and have plenty of energy
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Old Sat, Apr-10-04, 23:56
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Plan: Atkins Maintenance
Stats: 213/141/150 Female 5'4 1/2"
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On induction I think it's fairly easy to get calories low...but you don't have to. Is it possible that you're not losing because you're not getting enough calories? I've lost all my weight without paying any attention to calories. The closer I get to goal the more I pay attention to whether it's affecting my loss, but so far it hasn't. Not everyone needs to count calories. I just wasn't sure if you started counting calories because your loss had slowed, or because you had heard you should here.
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Old Sun, Apr-11-04, 22:42
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Plan: RNY Gastric Bypass 2/1/10
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Freckles.....That is good to know....the more I read this post the more I thought that I should be counting calories! The last time I was eating this way I didn't count calories at all and I lost 84 lbs! I haven't been counting calories this time either....Glad to hear that I may never need to!
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