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  • Uh oh!!!!! :o !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I may have to restart my 14 day induction again! Is it okay to restart? I accidentally ate some strawberries and I didn't know they weren't allowed! Does anybody have an actual LIST of FOODS (Not just categories, actual food with names) for this that I may use? Thanks in advance for all help!
    Name~ Ashley
    Sex~ Female
    Age~ 16 Years Old
    Highest weight~ 220LBS
    Start Weight~ 220LBS
    Current Weight~ 215LBS
    Mini Goal #1~ 200LBS
    Mini Goal #2~ 190LBS
    Mini Goal #3~ 180LBS
    Mini Goal #4~ 170LBS
    Mini Goal #5~ 160LBS
    Mini Goal #6~ 150LBS
    Mini Goal #7~ 140LBS
    Goal Weight~ 130LBS




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    Re: Uh oh!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    No you should not start over because of some strawberries. Just keep going.
    Look in this thread for allowed foods.
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      Re: Uh oh!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Thanks!
      Name~ Ashley
      Sex~ Female
      Age~ 16 Years Old
      Highest weight~ 220LBS
      Start Weight~ 220LBS
      Current Weight~ 215LBS
      Mini Goal #1~ 200LBS
      Mini Goal #2~ 190LBS
      Mini Goal #3~ 180LBS
      Mini Goal #4~ 170LBS
      Mini Goal #5~ 160LBS
      Mini Goal #6~ 150LBS
      Mini Goal #7~ 140LBS
      Goal Weight~ 130LBS




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        Re: Uh oh!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

        Since you are 15 years old, you will be best served following the low carb diet in Feed Your Kids Well, by Dr. Fred Pescatore. Dr. Pescatore was the associate director of the Atkins Center and that diet was the one used at the Atkins Center for children and teenagers, like you.

        Atkins is an adult-based diet. Adults have less nutritional needs than children and, especially teenagers. We are only now learning the effects of poor nutrition during adolescence has later on in adulthood. So it's really foolish (and perhaps dangerous) for children and teenagers to follow a diet that is specifically written for adults.

        Here's Dr. Pescatore's book:
        Amazon.com: Feed Your Kids Well: How to Help Your Child Lose Weight and Get Healthy: Fred Pescatore M.D.: Books

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