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| Are rutabagas allowed? | GonnaGetThin! | Review My Menu | 3 | October 25th, 2008 06:00 PM |
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| Hi Stargirl, First of all, well done on losing 22lbs already It's a shame you're finding it hard - it sounds like you have read up on it all well. It could be the addition of more animal proteins and fat - and might be something that will sort itself out. Perhaps try meat alternatives - such as tofu, or I eat quorn (though is not strictly induction friendly). There is a useful post about vegetarian Atkins which might help you. http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...ead.php?t=6729 (Can I do Atkins as a Vegetarian?) Perhaps you could post some more about your age, weight and height as well as a sample menu or two so everyone could look them over and have a think? Also, your spelling is fine |
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| Hello there Stargirl and welcome to the board! Congratulations on your 22 lbs already lost on a vegetarian diet and with exercise. I'm sorry you're having difficulties with the taste of meat and with eating more protein. I see you're missing your vegetables. Remember though that the induction phase need only be for two weeks... after which you can begin adding extra vegetables and extra carbs, by moving to OWL. You say the fat is making you feel sick and that you are gaining weight. How much fat are you actually eating? Perhaps it's a little too much. Although the focus of Atkins is on carbohydrates and not calories, this doesn't mean you can eat ladlefulls of fat and still lose. You have to eat to satisfy your hunger and no more. If you do that, and stick to the programme the way it is supposed to be done you should be fine and should start losing soon. Please don't think I'm jumping to conclusions... I realise that, perhaps you are already eating to satisfy your hunger only. Maybe your body is reacting to the sudden change from a vegetarian diet to an omniverous one and is hanging on to the weight temporarily. If that's the case, then sooner or later it'll realise you're serious and give way. Then you should see the scale move. Why don't you post a few days menus in the Review My Menu Forum, where someone will advise where you can tweak your diet, if necessary. Keep us posted as to your progress. We're behind you 100%.
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| Hi! Thanx for the warm welcome. Maybe it is certainly difficult for me as meat and egg aren't my favorite dishes. I couldn't stand the smell of fried meat before and now during the diet it got even worse. NO, I am not pregnant ;-)) I will post the meal of a day or two in the forum you recommended, Sally. After all, it is "only" 14 days I have to handle. Stargirl F/37/5'58'' SW: 165,5 (or 187,6 if you include the weight loss before Atkins) CW: 167,3 GW: 128 lb or 58 kg EDIT *This Spotlight-Introduce Yourself thread has been closed due to extended absence of owner. Please feel free to private message any compliments and/or comments to the original poster. If you are the owner and would like to revive your Spotlight-Introduce Yourself please PM the forum mod or an Admin Last edited by sillygirl; June 28th, 2007 at 01:46 PM. |
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