AliGal
Eating meat
So here I am, inspired by your successes at Cambridge, Exante, Lipotrim, LL et al. It's been good to learn from you all. Thank you.
It's taken a long time. I've reviewed the various VLCDs and long term results. My DH was concerned about the medical issues of VLCDs and I don't want to have full body lift to remove loose skin.
I had done other diets over the years but not maintained losses. I shed a stone slowly by eating paleo style - caveman low carb. At that rate, it would take 5+years....
Then I met two people this autumn, one of whom lost 7st and another 5st in as many months, and they look great. They felt the key was weekly ultrasound and endermologie treatments. Alizonne includes 5 sachets a day, with a salad from free list at lunchtime and veggies from free and 200 grammes list at supper time. Sachets include omlettes and some other foods as well as soups and drinks. So you eat daily and get trained to eat healthier foods. It is also supervised by GPs. I couldn't start until I had the blood test results. With the sachets, supplements, treatments, GP reviews and travel to the clinic, it's also a financial commitment.
With my DH's blessing, I am two weeks into Alizonne. Blood tests are repeated regularly - next one due at tomorrow's appointment. I decided that as I was committed to VLCD, there was no point putting it off until after Xmas.
I seem to be the only Alizonner on here - but as the challenges as similar to other VLCDs, I'd like to declare my commitment and join you. Given how fat I've become, I'll be here for 7 or 8 months, before joining the maintainers!
Ali
It's taken a long time. I've reviewed the various VLCDs and long term results. My DH was concerned about the medical issues of VLCDs and I don't want to have full body lift to remove loose skin.
I had done other diets over the years but not maintained losses. I shed a stone slowly by eating paleo style - caveman low carb. At that rate, it would take 5+years....
Then I met two people this autumn, one of whom lost 7st and another 5st in as many months, and they look great. They felt the key was weekly ultrasound and endermologie treatments. Alizonne includes 5 sachets a day, with a salad from free list at lunchtime and veggies from free and 200 grammes list at supper time. Sachets include omlettes and some other foods as well as soups and drinks. So you eat daily and get trained to eat healthier foods. It is also supervised by GPs. I couldn't start until I had the blood test results. With the sachets, supplements, treatments, GP reviews and travel to the clinic, it's also a financial commitment.
With my DH's blessing, I am two weeks into Alizonne. Blood tests are repeated regularly - next one due at tomorrow's appointment. I decided that as I was committed to VLCD, there was no point putting it off until after Xmas.
I seem to be the only Alizonner on here - but as the challenges as similar to other VLCDs, I'd like to declare my commitment and join you. Given how fat I've become, I'll be here for 7 or 8 months, before joining the maintainers!
Ali
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