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    Hi all,

    I started at 175, and after two weeks, was down to 167. The next day or so, I weighed in at 165 (and was so excited). Now I am going on my 4th week, and my weight hangs between 170-171.

    Here was yesterday's menu

    Breakfast
    Decaf coffee, 1 shot heavy cream, 5 drops Stevia
    Flax bread: (1 tbsp cocoa, 1 egg, 1/2 tsp baking powder, 1 tbsp flax meal, 5 drops stevia, 1 tbsp butter)
    1 oz cream cheese

    Midmorning Snack
    Mozz stick

    Lunch
    Turkey burger cooked on George Foreman
    Slice of cheese
    1 cucumber

    Midafternoon Snack
    Mozz stick

    Dinner
    3 boneless pork ribs cooked in olive oil
    1-2 cups green beans cooked in butter

    *I drank somewhere betweeen 96-112 oz of water.
    *I normally don't have the cheese sticks for snacks.
    *In the past few weeks, I had been cooking with pork rinds more often, and have cut back on them because of sodium. I literally have weighed in at 169-171 for 2 weeks, which is frustrating, because I know when I started at 175 I was carrying excess water weight.

    Any ideas or words of encouragement?
    Height: 5'8



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    50 sit-ups/day
    30 squats/day
    25 push-ups/day
    100oz water/day


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    Re: Extended Induction Menu

    It is always hard to say if something is really wrong with what you are eating or if you are just in one of those post induction stalls (sometimes called PISS) which can go on for a bit. I would continue to drink plenty of water, do exercise and eat as clean as possible. Because you really do not have that much to lose (on the scale of things) you may also benefit from moving up OWL and increasing your veggies. With some people that is really the key to getting it going again.

    That being said there are things you could do to improve your menu. What you are eating may work for some but there may be things in there that are not agreeing with you. I am seriously nit picking with these comments and I don't think you really have to go through things with a razer blade but I just wanted you to have some ideas at things to look at to change.

    Breakfast
    Decaf coffee, 1 shot heavy cream, 5 drops Stevia
    Flax bread: (1 tbsp cocoa, 1 egg, 1/2 tsp baking powder, 1 tbsp flax meal, 5 drops stevia, 1 tbsp butter)
    1 oz cream cheese
    Here I worry about a few things. Neither cocoa nor flax are induction allowed items. Flax is allowed for constipation. Cocoa may be allowed as flavour but we usually say used as a spice using small amounts like a tea spoon but not a table spoon.
    Lots of sweetener it looks like to me. I am not familiar with stevia so I am not sure how many servings 10 drops are.

    Lunch
    Turkey burger cooked on George Foreman
    Slice of cheese
    1 cucumber
    Looks like this meal could use some fat. You get a bit from the cheese but what about non daily fat - oil or butter.

    Dinner
    3 boneless pork ribs cooked in olive oil
    1-2 cups green beans cooked in butter
    Looks good but beans belong to the second category and strictly speaking you should only have one cup

    Overall I think you menu is pretty good. Breakfast is maybe too sweet but the rest was fine.

    Do you put this through fitday to find out what your fat, carb and protein percentages are? sometimes that helps. My suggestion would be to try OWL
    Last edited by liv; April 16, 2009, 03:40 PM. Reason: spelling
    Startdate: November 18, 2007. Female 5'2"

    May Challenges 2010
    Push-ups: 450/800
    Abs: 850/1900
    Squats: 650/1200
    Lunges: 500/1000
    Strength: 490/1200
    Running: 50/100 km


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