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I ate chicken every night last week and had yogurt and fruit in the mornings and lots of fruits and veggies all week...I lost just over a pound and didn't work out except for one day!

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I've done lo carb before and I have to say after the first week or so you do fill up really quick, are less hungry, and have less cravings for sugar.

I liked lo carb because I LOVE sugar and doing this I couldn't have it, so it was a good restriction.

the only problem I have every time I do it, is that after about a week or I start to have trouble going to the bathroom. I think its because of the lack of fiber, does anyone have a solution for this?? (sorry if its TMI)

Other than that I like the lo carb diet because the pounds just melt away!
Lettuce---- lots of green veggies...
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Alright, so my boyfriend does a "no carb" diet. The reason I say it that way, is because he eats plenty of carbs... but he's choosy. By not eating the main four (bread, potatoes, pasta, and the fourth one which I always forget) he can eat all of the other carbs that a normal person eats, but he stays very skinny. He's been doing this for about 8 years now and is in great shape. Because I live with him, I'm sort of forced to live a similar diet. I must say, after not eating pasta for two years, I can no longer eat it. It hurts my stomach really bad. It's just too much food.
does he eat sugar?

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I ate chicken every night last week and had yogurt and fruit in the mornings and lots of fruits and veggies all week...I lost just over a pound and didn't work out except for one day!
thats great christine!

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Lettuce---- lots of green veggies...
I usually do eat a lot of salads and veggies (especially broccolli and cauliflower), maybe I just have to limit my intake of cheese. I usually end up eating cheese in the mornings because I don't usally have time to make eggs, and theres not many other breakfast options.
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He eats A LOT of sugar. I mean, A LOT. I swear the kid should be 300 pounds... but he's not, and I really think it's because he chooses to leave out the big carbs so that he can eat the rest.

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I've done lo carb before and I have to say after the first week or so you do fill up really quick, are less hungry, and have less cravings for sugar.

I liked lo carb because I LOVE sugar and doing this I couldn't have it, so it was a good restriction.

the only problem I have every time I do it, is that after about a week or I start to have trouble going to the bathroom. I think its because of the lack of fiber, does anyone have a solution for this?? (sorry if its TMI)

Other than that I like the lo carb diet because the pounds just melt away!
Make sure you eat enough fiber. Have you tried Kashi bars? They are really good, 2 WW points (if you're doing that too) and should solve your problem. I learned the hard way. I ate 2/day for 3 days....
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I've done the Suzanne Sommers diet for about 4-5 years and have really liked it. It eliminates the bad carbs (white flour, sugars) while being able to eat the good carbs (whole wheat, brown rice).

 

I am addicted to pasta, so could not think of giving up carbs all together.

 

It has been an easy one for me to stick to, plus I feel a lot healthier. My fiance is pre-diabetic, and so it works well for him also.

 

 

Melissa

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I am glad I am not the only one doing their own variation of this....

 

I hate breakfast food, so I usually just eat a string cheese or something. Ya, real healthy, right?

 

Today was day 2 and I did good! smile159.gif

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