the secret dieter
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I do think there is an element of them not wanting to be left behind so they try and keep you where you are,not always but sometimes!
You can do it!
You can do it!
yes,I had a headache for most of the day on day 2 but I was fine the next day-day 4 nearly over and then I know it's going to get easier!man the day 2 headaches have started
but i got a suspicious feeling, i might be in ketosis, as i aint got the hunger prangs and also that metalic taste in mouth
evil weevil said:Keep drinking the water, don't beat yourself up if you need to have protein to get through it as anything is better than giving in and having a carb binge - if you just have a bit of protein it won't knock you out of ketosis and you can just carry on with the diet easily the next day. If you're feeling crap try adding a pinch of lo-salt to your soups, and don't think you are safely in ketosis and can let your guard down with regard to food demons until you're at least 2 solid weeks down.
The diet shakes/soups/bars are just a tool, not magic, YOU are ultimately responsible for what you put in your mouth - nobody else. Educate yourself about healthy choices to make as you probably will need to eat at some point because of socialising. My social life hasn't suffered at all and I have still had good losses despite going out for indian, mexican, tapas, nandos, steak & general pub food. There is always a healthy choice - OK it might be a slightly boring, less appetising option but it's the one that will allow you to keep plodding on without inviting food demons along for the ride.
Mark's Daily Apple is really good - one of the more useful posts is What Happens to Your Body When... You Carb Binge? | Mark's Daily Apple
Michael Eades' blogs are fab too - especially The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. » Why is low-carb is harder the second time around, part II and The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. » Tips & tricks for starting (or restarting) low-carb Pt I