I just completed my first week on Rung 2, and I gained .2 pounds for the week, and gained 1.8 pounds from where I was four days ago. I feel kind of down b/c so far I have lost every week. This was week 13 for me.
I didn't increase my net carbs, but ate more dairy. I ate cottage cheese, Marie's blue cheese dressing and a little bit of a yogourt cucumber sauce on some chicken. I didn't eat any of them more than 3 times. The cottage cheese was low fat - I couldn't find any with full fat in my grocery store, I'll have to look in some different stores next time - andI only ate 1/2 cup servings. Maybe I had too much salad dressing - I had about 3-4 tablespoons. Is this too much?
I am hoping it is just an early time of the month or something. I'm thinking of continuing on my same plan this week - keep up my exercise and eat the same things and see what happens before deciding if I have to cut out the extra dairy. But I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do. What do you think?
I didn't increase my net carbs, but ate more dairy. I ate cottage cheese, Marie's blue cheese dressing and a little bit of a yogourt cucumber sauce on some chicken. I didn't eat any of them more than 3 times. The cottage cheese was low fat - I couldn't find any with full fat in my grocery store, I'll have to look in some different stores next time - andI only ate 1/2 cup servings. Maybe I had too much salad dressing - I had about 3-4 tablespoons. Is this too much?
I am hoping it is just an early time of the month or something. I'm thinking of continuing on my same plan this week - keep up my exercise and eat the same things and see what happens before deciding if I have to cut out the extra dairy. But I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do. What do you think?


Adding the rung 2 foods one at a time is a good plan. If you find problems with one food for example cottage cheese and would really like to include it in your menus you might find that trying a different brand allows you to eat it and still loose weight. Different brands of the same foods often have different effects on our body so you may find one that suits you.

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