I don't know much about Lipotrim but I guess its a really restricted diet. Do you have a daily calorie allowance?
(Used quote so Rod doesn't get confused )I don't know much about Lipotrim but I guess its a really restricted diet. Do you have a daily calorie allowance?
SmileyMan said:(Used quote so Rod doesn't get confused )
For men, you get a yummy shake for breakfast, and a yummy shake for tea. Nothing else but water or black coffee (I'm allowed 3 cups a day) may pass my lips. And good grief do you need a lot of water, which is embarassing at work.
Total for men is 569 calories per day. Sounds awful, but after the first few days I didn't feel hungry at all. Just the occasional pang, especially from nice smells (if I ever meet the person who takes their bacon butty in the lift every morning ...... grrrrrr!)
I'm doing it to lose weight, natch, but also to break my food addiction.
One week, but I'm a) on Lipotrim VLCD and b) incredibly fat to start off with (starting BMI was just under 49). I lost over a stone the first week!
OR did you mean getting up to 4mph? That'll come when it comes - given my size and restricted diet, I'm not making any hard promises on the exercise front.
Wow!! That sounds extreme!! I have a lot of respect for you for sticking to it!! Im not sure i could! I wonder how many calories I actually eat per day - would be interesting to compare!!! How long do you have to do this for until you can eat food instead of shakes?
SmileyMan said:3.3kgs lost, not as good as I was hoping for. Definitely need to up the exercise now, no excuses. That walk will be daily, and I'm going to get myself up to a 4mph stride.
3.3kgs lost, not as good as I was hoping for. Definitely need to up the exercise now, no excuses. That walk will be daily, and I'm going to get myself up to a 4mph stride.
BonnieBooBear said:Sorry if this constitutes chitchat, but it is after all weight related chit chat.
I am now in the 11's, and I am getting a bit nervous. The 11's are my nemisis - I spend most of my time flitting up and down them, with one bout of rare and golden 10's when I ran a half marathon.
Technically, I know I just need to keep doing what I am doing, and logically I will eventually get out of the 11's and into the 10's. But because of all the baggage I have from my 15 years of yo-yoing, it feels really, really daunting. I skipped through the 12's with relative ease, but in the back of my mind, it gets tough when the losses approach and go over 1st, as this is where I have stumbled in the past.I can't imagine being in the 10's, and when I do get there, I am going to be walking on eggshells (target is 10st5) because it is usually short lived and requires a gargantuan amount of running to stay there.
Someone give me some perspective please? I think this is the nub of why my previous form is crap and why we self-sabotage when we get close to goal. It is nerves - I feel nervous when I think of being thin and staying there. Doh!
SmileyMan said:3.3kgs lost, not as good as I was hoping for. Definitely need to up the exercise now, no excuses. That walk will be daily, and I'm going to get myself up to a 4mph stride.
Can't believe football season starts soon.
Which football team do you all support?
I WI once a week every Saturday morning. I'm pretty strict and have no compunction to leap on and off the scales even though I see them every day in the bathroom. That works for me - others have their own strategy and each to their own I say. The only thing that I see in other threads is where people can't resist and jump on every day. As soon as they find they have gone up a little they think its all gone tits up and start eating more - just self sabotage. But we are stronger than that in this thread so none of us would ever do such a thing - would we!!