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    Hi everyone, i am very excited to start this and i know it will be challenging coz am a 'cereal maniac',lol!!! but am determined. I hope to lose 20-25lbs and keep it off. Today is ma first day (day 1), not very bad, and hope it gets better. I will try to get on the forum everyday s i can get some inspiration and hopefully support others. I hope i lose coz i'v read from a few people who dint lose after weeks coz that will drive me CRAZY!!! Good luck everybody and wish you the best!!!

    gettinfab

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    Re: Newbie from Wisconsin

    Welcome gettinfab! I'm a fellow Wisconsinite forced to live in Georgia for the moment. If you haven't read the book, do so. Keeping in touch with all of us here will keep your dedication going. It's amazing that once you join the community here you really don't want to let your new friends down. Keep posting and keep it up.

    T. J.
    "...Health and fitness are more than just personal goals - they're gifts we give to the people around us. Being fit and feeling on top of our game will ensure that we're there for the people who rely on us. It will make us better fathers, husbands, friends, lovers... and yes, even better sons." -David Zinczenko -Mens Health Magazine
    39M/Married with two wonderful kids
    Mini goal #1 - 225 1/16/2010
    Mini goal #2 - Stick with this WOE until 1/31/10
    Mini goal #3 - 214 No longer obese
    Mini goal #4 - Stick with this WOE until 2/28/10
    Mini goal #5 - Stick with this WOE until 3/31/10
    Mini goal #6 - 199
    Mini goal #7 - Survive Easter on plan
    Mini goal #8 - Stick with this WOE until 6/30/10

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      Re: Newbie from Wisconsin

      Welcome gettinfab, glad you found us and joined



      41 pounds down and counting

      If you don't know where you are going, you will wind up somewhere else. - Yogi Berra

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        Re: Newbie from Wisconsin

        Thanks T.J. and desertthorn. I appreciate the warmth. I will try not to let my new friends down. I just started induction phase and i will like to ask if it is ok to eat any amount of meat, fish or poultry or do i have to follow serving sizes???

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          Re: Newbie from Wisconsin

          Hello, I am a newbie as well.
          I wanted to wish you the best of luck on your goal.
          F/15/5' 11"

          Current weight - 243
          Start - 263
          Mini Goal 1 - 241
          Mini Goal 2 - 219
          Mini Goal 3 - 197
          Mini Goal 4 - 175
          Goal - 172

          Date started - January 26th, 2009

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          • #6
            Re: Newbie from Wisconsin

            Originally posted by gettinfab View Post
            Thanks T.J. and desertthorn. I appreciate the warmth. I will try not to let my new friends down. I just started induction phase and i will like to ask if it is ok to eat any amount of meat, fish or poultry or do i have to follow serving sizes???

            What's a serving size? Dr. A says that you can eat as much as you like of these foods, but quit when you feel satisfied. You will notice that your appetite will decrease and while gorging yourself on steak and chicken wings is fun, you will soon tire of it and won't feel like eating. After about 3 weeks of induction I noticed I was only eating about 800 calories a day. I was just never hungry. This stalled me. I had to get some steak and butter and get some calories. Be careful scarfing sausage in Wisconsin. I love Usingers brats, but they have carbs. I can't get them down here. Make sure you have a good variety of meats to choose from or you will lose interest. I always have some beef, pork, chicken and turkey on hand so I never eat the same meat twice in a row. Also, the recipe forum has awesome varieties. I have been doing this on and off for years and I am amazed at how many smart people can make great low carb food. Keep the questions coming and stay on the path.

            T. J.
            "...Health and fitness are more than just personal goals - they're gifts we give to the people around us. Being fit and feeling on top of our game will ensure that we're there for the people who rely on us. It will make us better fathers, husbands, friends, lovers... and yes, even better sons." -David Zinczenko -Mens Health Magazine
            39M/Married with two wonderful kids
            Mini goal #1 - 225 1/16/2010
            Mini goal #2 - Stick with this WOE until 1/31/10
            Mini goal #3 - 214 No longer obese
            Mini goal #4 - Stick with this WOE until 2/28/10
            Mini goal #5 - Stick with this WOE until 3/31/10
            Mini goal #6 - 199
            Mini goal #7 - Survive Easter on plan
            Mini goal #8 - Stick with this WOE until 6/30/10

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