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Day 9: 290 lbs
Change: -7 lbs
I actually lost .6 lbs, but like before, I haven't been putting the decimals. Maybe I should start =P
Great! I just lost another 4lbs.

Day 9: 290 lbs
Change: -7 lbs
I actually lost .6 lbs, but like before, I haven't been putting the decimals. Maybe I should start =P
I wouldn't go overboard with teh juices. You don't get all the fiber benefit you would from the whole fruits/veggies. (which raises the net carbs)
You know what sucks? Someone toasting a bagel and having to smell it's deliciousness.
Had a crap day today, but not total crap.
did you stick with your diet?
Not totally. I bought a whole mess o' chicken and made myself a salad with chicken on mixed greens/tomatoes, however--husband and kid really, really wanted chicken fingers. I ate one. I also made fries. I ate one of those as well. And since I effed up--I ate a triangle of a Toblerone bar. Had several slices of a fresh peach too. (I'm still trying to stick to induction/primal-type diet until I lose 8 more pounds and get my insulin response in line.)
Not horrific, but certainly not perfect. I waited too long to start cooking and was really hungry/weak.
well if that was the worst you could do then your in pretty good shape.
Do you have a set number of carbs your trying to stay under? 50, 25? I hear Atkins induction starts you out at something like 25. How long have you stayed under your target number of carbs?
When i first got into primal living i kind of meshed atkins induction along with it and stayed under 50 carbs or so. The first 2 or 3 days were absolute hell, but after a week or so my mood swings were gone and i realized that after 22 years of thinking i was hungry for french toast and syrup every 4 hours that it was not hunger, but rather massive blood sugar peaks, and dips.
Anyway, best of luck to you. Your cheat day really wasn't that bad![]()
Good luck, OP. I blew up my ankle last summer, and I still can't run. Sucks, because I was playing basketball 3-5 times a week. I still lift, and my strength has gone way up since the injury, but I've gone from 6'4" 220~240 (220 when I'm in basketball shape, 240 when I'm focusing on lifting) to 270. Blech. Gonna go primal or something close to it to drop the weight. Don't drink soda or eat sugar, but I love breads and pastas. It's whole grain or sprouted grain stuff, but it's obviously still carbs.
I tested my gluten allergy the other day to be sure as I do love bread. Nope. I am still dealing with a swollen belly and quarter hiccups and low grade heartburn. A well. I do make cookies with almond butter, two eggs, baking soda, salt and honey..They rock. .I am gonna try it with bananas and make almond butter banana bread. Unlike most in this thread I cannot gain weight no matter what.
Rev9
I can't recommend the Primal Blueprint highly enough. You will probably especially like the fitness part of the "package" and will find it very easy to do while getting great results.
I've been on PB for 9 weeks now and have lost 20 pounds so far with very little effort. I've also had many improvements in my overall health.
Appreciate the advice!
Can't really do anything involving more than a walk, though, and I'm limited to machines for lifting with my legs. Going to be that way until I get an MRI and find out how extensive the damage is in the ankle and get whatever is wrong with it fixed.
TDiscovering I also have a gluten allergy has made it very easy for me to stick to my primal diet. I am definitely going to try baking with almond flour after I lose a few more pounds.![]()