Brownie_Earthquake
Full Member
Thanks for the responses again
Well it's not the fast weightloss particularly, just a move from this plateau, again -I had hoped it may help to kickstart a loss; not a significant attack-style loss but just to get me moving.
The hormones are just for a few months to start with, my check up is September... GP is suggesting not to push it as I suffered with the side effects all for apparently little reason!
I only bought my book last year (as the first UK edition) and it is specified in there as the best rhythm, I didn't realise it was out of date at the time of printing then.
I wonder about the updates to the book and the diet. I know that you Jo have commented on the vast differences inbetween the UK and the French versions. I noticed in the serialised Dukan Holiday Plan in the Daily Mail this week that some of the rules are more relaxed than I am used to - meat at 10% fat and custard powder and fruit squash bear little resemblance to the diet I have been adhering to!
So, the question I have about that is that if you're a purist, an early adopter, you stick by the original rules of the old book. So, following that, you would surely not heed the updates and revisions of the book... So where do we pick and choose which rules of which edition/year/revision to follow; how can you decide which is 'more' right?
Well it's not the fast weightloss particularly, just a move from this plateau, again -I had hoped it may help to kickstart a loss; not a significant attack-style loss but just to get me moving.
The hormones are just for a few months to start with, my check up is September... GP is suggesting not to push it as I suffered with the side effects all for apparently little reason!
I only bought my book last year (as the first UK edition) and it is specified in there as the best rhythm, I didn't realise it was out of date at the time of printing then.
I wonder about the updates to the book and the diet. I know that you Jo have commented on the vast differences inbetween the UK and the French versions. I noticed in the serialised Dukan Holiday Plan in the Daily Mail this week that some of the rules are more relaxed than I am used to - meat at 10% fat and custard powder and fruit squash bear little resemblance to the diet I have been adhering to!
So, the question I have about that is that if you're a purist, an early adopter, you stick by the original rules of the old book. So, following that, you would surely not heed the updates and revisions of the book... So where do we pick and choose which rules of which edition/year/revision to follow; how can you decide which is 'more' right?