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__________________ -Mel-140/127/123 5'7" 43 F 6/25/08 chest 33 Waist 26 1/2 Hips 36 1/2 Thighs 18X2 Arms 9 1/2x2 Every day is looking brighter! ![]() Ab challenge 1700/2800 Squat challenge 496/1040 push up challenge 720/1040 Exercise routine 6 days of at least 30-45 cardio (elliptical, treadmill) 45 min strengh training at least 3 days a week On the off day is Yard work ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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| Congratulations. It is wonderful that this diet works. That is what I wake up thinking too everyday. I think it is normal to see a bit of a pause after the first or second week. It is like the body sort of stops and is thinking about it but then it will start going again. You need to stick with the program. Speaking of sticking with the program ... it does not look like you were doing a clean induction. You should not have almonds or those Shakes. The Oopsie rolls are fine I think as long as you do not eat the whole batch (then you would be way over your cheese limit for the day) Also with the splenda in the coffee, the shake and the sweetened oopsie you are probably close to or over the allowed artificial sugar limit of the day. So this is something to watch Also be careful with low calorie product - they usually add lots of sugar to make up for the lack of fat and the product is less healthy and certainly not Atkins friendly. Ham - is another product to watch out for . There is often sugar in ham and there is very likely a lot of salt. Salt may lead to water retention. Not a big issue but some people really finds that keeping salt consumption down helps them. But these are just tweaks - overall I think you did great. Here is the list of allowed foods if you are wondering http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...induction.html (What foods can be eaten on Induction?)
__________________ Journal: Living and Learning Startdate: November 18, 2007. Female 5'2" November 2009 Challenges Push-ups 370/300 Abs: 1550/1500 Squats 1350/1200 Strength: 920/900 minutes Running: 84/75 kilometers 2 Years on Atkins ![]() |
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| Oh ok, thank you. You know, I am the only one that will eat ham in my family. I have had a piece every day for the past week. I will buy turkey next time and maybe I should spend another week in induction with no almonds & sweetners or shakes. What do you normally do for snacks? Any suggestions that are induction friendly. Congrats to you on your accomplishments. Great job. The diet really works when done right! Thanks so much.
__________________ -Mel-140/127/123 5'7" 43 F 6/25/08 chest 33 Waist 26 1/2 Hips 36 1/2 Thighs 18X2 Arms 9 1/2x2 Every day is looking brighter! ![]() Ab challenge 1700/2800 Squat challenge 496/1040 push up challenge 720/1040 Exercise routine 6 days of at least 30-45 cardio (elliptical, treadmill) 45 min strengh training at least 3 days a week On the off day is Yard work ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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| Thanks for the compliment. Treats was something that challenged me too. It still does sometimes. I think the trick is to find something on the allowed foodlist that you really like and then make that your treat. For me that is cream cheese - I LOVE it. The mock Danish for me is sometimes the ultimate treat. I also (if I have any cheese limit left) like cheese crackers. Those really got me through induction. And then there is pork rinds - for those "boy I need something salty" moments. I like to make "nachoes" with pork rinds. Just have to make sure the salsa is sugar free. (Make sure you get used to reading labels) Some of these recipes can be found on Linda's low carb site. (as well as some others you may want to try out) Here it is: Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes - Home Here induction recipes are marked with * I think I would stay in induction one more week if I was you. (Actually that is actually what I had to do when I did induction. Without realizing it, I was eating some iffy foods and was completely clean and had to tweak.
__________________ Journal: Living and Learning Startdate: November 18, 2007. Female 5'2" November 2009 Challenges Push-ups 370/300 Abs: 1550/1500 Squats 1350/1200 Strength: 920/900 minutes Running: 84/75 kilometers 2 Years on Atkins ![]() |
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| Thank you for those suggestions. I haven't tryed the danish yet. It looks good. I will also check out Linda's recipes. I agree another week would do me good. I also hadn't realized that I should be counting my fats. I will spend another week to make sure I get it right. Thanks so much
__________________ -Mel-140/127/123 5'7" 43 F 6/25/08 chest 33 Waist 26 1/2 Hips 36 1/2 Thighs 18X2 Arms 9 1/2x2 Every day is looking brighter! ![]() Ab challenge 1700/2800 Squat challenge 496/1040 push up challenge 720/1040 Exercise routine 6 days of at least 30-45 cardio (elliptical, treadmill) 45 min strengh training at least 3 days a week On the off day is Yard work ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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| Okay...first of all....WOW...10 pounds lost when you only had 20 to go is AMAZING!!! Just so you know...we follow Dr Atkins 2002 edition here. There is a stickie in the main forum and lots in the induction forum to explain to you how it works. Part of that is as you know now...limits on the cheese and artificial sweetners. Also no nuts or shakes. Also congrats on kicking all those others habits during your two weeks. I would suggest that because you only have 10 more pounds to lose that you either do one week clean induction or start clean with rung 1. You should also start climbing the rungs as you have so little left to lose now there are important lessons you need to learn there during OWL. I am jealous...LOL! Keep going!!
__________________ Elsie150 Female 44, 5' SW241/CW215/GW150 Never Ending Induction Recipes http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...n-recipes.html You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, how you can still come out of it. ~Maya Angelo~ |
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| Thank you for the info. I have found this forum to be valuable. I appreciate any advise and support. I decided on one more week of induction and started today clean no sweetners and I will try and avoid the almonds and shakes . We will see what happens. Thank you so much. Have a great day!
__________________ -Mel-140/127/123 5'7" 43 F 6/25/08 chest 33 Waist 26 1/2 Hips 36 1/2 Thighs 18X2 Arms 9 1/2x2 Every day is looking brighter! ![]() Ab challenge 1700/2800 Squat challenge 496/1040 push up challenge 720/1040 Exercise routine 6 days of at least 30-45 cardio (elliptical, treadmill) 45 min strengh training at least 3 days a week On the off day is Yard work ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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| Halfway home? Good job. God Bless, Joe |
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| Thank you appreciate the support.
__________________ -Mel-140/127/123 5'7" 43 F 6/25/08 chest 33 Waist 26 1/2 Hips 36 1/2 Thighs 18X2 Arms 9 1/2x2 Every day is looking brighter! ![]() Ab challenge 1700/2800 Squat challenge 496/1040 push up challenge 720/1040 Exercise routine 6 days of at least 30-45 cardio (elliptical, treadmill) 45 min strengh training at least 3 days a week On the off day is Yard work ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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