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Jayelle
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Posted: 25 April 2006 05:29 pm |
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Success Story
This morning I am at 152. That was my goal and I made it. 33 lbs lost, thanks to FL4I. I love this WOE.
I started my journey on Feb 6, 2006 and here I am Arp 25, 2006 with 33 lbs behind me.
Though I realize my journey is not over as I still have fine tuning I want to do and maintenance is a part of the battle. So as I finish out this cycle and prepare for the next leg of my journey, I am just so proud of myself.
Stick to it guys, this plan works if you work it
Jayelle
check out the ticker...How beautiful is that?
Last edited on 1 May 2008 06:46 am by Anyar
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Dobie
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Posted: 26 April 2006 06:02 pm |
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No, way! Jayelle, that is so awesome! You must be proud!
I will tell you, it seems you did it in textbook fashion! Congratulations and I am really proud of you!
Do you have any size changes you want to share or how you feel now at your better weight?
Way to go!!
Dobie
Last edited on 26 April 2006 06:02 pm by Dobie
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Jayelle
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Posted: 26 April 2006 06:10 pm |
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Oh man, Thanks Dobie.. I've gone down 3 pant sizes.:P I had gone up to a 14 once I got out of denial about my 12s shrinking, and I am now in a 10. I bought some pants in that size this weekend and I have room in those.
I've lost several inches but I can't find where I recorded my original measurements so I don't know exactly.
I feel great, better about myself. Also health wise, I had a hard time staying on my elliptical when I first started, now I can go an hour with realtive ease. I mean, I do it a pace equivalent to my walking but still. So yeah, it feels great to have set this goal for myself and stuck with it. So now to set another goal.
I'm working on it, but it definitely involves toning up.
And the ultimate goal of maintenance when I am totally happy with where I am.
Thanks for the encouragment.
Jayelle
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juanitalm
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Posted: 27 April 2006 05:31 pm |
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Jayelle, Congrats again! Keep up posted on what you eat on maintenance so we can see what it's like.   Here's a ribbon and a gold star!!!!
Today is a f/v day wish me luck!
Juanita
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PharmD Niki
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Posted: 3 May 2006 09:14 pm |
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| Congrats on your goal! I'm starting this plan with about 25 lbs to lose... Jayelle, if I may ask, how tall are you? I'm 5'8'', and 180... my goal is 155... HOPING that I can make goal in time for my Caribbean cruise... I have 10 weeks... Any advice for a newcomer? I can't wait to start seenig results! Today is day 1
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Dobie
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Posted: 3 May 2006 09:46 pm |
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I posted come in the Top Tips thread that may help
http://www.caloriesperhour.com/forums/forum3/1518.html
I was hoping others would post their top tips, but so far, no one has added to it. You see, there are a BUNCH of great ideas in the threads here, but it takes time to read it all.
Pick foods you like, stay creative but legal with preparing them, drink your water, walk and enjoy your clothes getting looser!
Dobie
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Jayelle
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Posted: 3 May 2006 09:59 pm |
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Hey Pharmd Niki, I am 5'9", with a small frame.
Dobie is right, there is some great advice posted here.
Dobie, I am going to try to put together a post for that thread as well. I just want to be able to give it the time it deserves as that is a veryimportant topic.
Jayelle
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PharmD Niki
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Posted: 3 May 2006 11:30 pm |
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| I'd say I have a medium build... your 30 lbs loss in 5 cycles has inspired me... I am trying to lose 25lbs in 5 cycles, so I can buy a cute new bikini for my cruise... I might not make that goal though, I'm going to be working out as much as possible, weights and cardio with a friend of mine (motivation)... so I might end up gaining some muscle... but your weight loss is DEFINITELY inspiration! Everyone on this post has gotten great results... I just hope I can stick with this, and I still can have the energy to work out!
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BaconBits
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Posted: 6 August 2007 09:05 pm |
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Success Story
Hello all, I made it to the 11th day and I am elated. I lost the 9lbs and can tell the difference mostly in my waist and arms. My stomach has not been this flat in ages. I am 5' and started at 133 and ended at 124. I give two thumbs up for this diet. I had previously counted calories for months just to lose 3lbs or so while I starved the entire time. I was never hungry on this diet which made it a breeze. The water drinking was a little much so instead of committing to the 10 glasses per day, I made sure I did eight - which wasn't that hard. I probably had alot of water weight so the extra water pushed it out. I don't eat pork or beef so my meal plan consisted of a lot of fish and nuts - alot of nuts. I rekindled my love of fruit, which was a surprise and I hope the extra fruit and veggies help my cholesterol. I rarely deviated from the plan and when I did I substituted a meal from another day. I pretty much stayed on track the whole time.
I put on a pair of shorts that I had on just last week and they are now about two inches too big - SWEET !!!
Tomorrow - I will eat what I want but I will try darn hard not too fill up. I think that and the water is the key - If I drink the water, I'm already full for the most part so my portions are very small.
I highly recommend it - best $40.00 I've ever spent.
THANKS for listening - I just had to tell someone !!!
Last edited on 1 May 2008 06:29 am by Anyar
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Jules41
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Posted: 7 August 2007 12:50 pm |
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Hi BaconBits
That is really great news.-well done. I have been following this diet/eating plan since Feb this year, and I still love it. You are right, for me too it was the best $40 I have spent in a long time.
The thing I stick to on the 3'cheat days' is like you said-drink the water, but I also still keep away from pasta, rice and potatoe's, but I do have have bread.This has worked for me.
Good luck with you next 11 days.
Jules
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dee1174
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Posted: 8 August 2007 05:06 am |
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Hi Jules,
That's a long time to follow plan-how have you done? I will introduce myself in a seperate post! :)
Warmly,
Dina
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BaconBits
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Posted: 8 August 2007 10:42 am |
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Hi Jules - Thanks - I will steer clear of the carbs, but honestly, I really miss the bread. I only had one sandwich on my menu the entire 11 days and it was on the second day.
I learned some really good substitutes like mustard for mayo. I even put gourmet mustard on tuna and it was really good. I didn't like the fat free mayo.
I can't wait to see my second menu plan. After this 11 day plan I will go on to the maintenance plan. I went back over the Diet Handbook today and hope I understand the concept of changing the carb/protein ratio daily.
Good luck to you and everyone !!!
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Jules41
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Posted: 8 August 2007 01:11 pm |
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Hiya
I know what you mean about the bread.All the download menu's only allow 1 sandwich in the 11 days.
I would be very interested to know how you get on using the mainenance plan.
For me, it felt like too much thinking and planning-I know- Lazy isnt it-lol
I use the download menus but now just add veg or salad( but still only to fill my small plate  ) because there is very little thinking involved, and it seems to work for me.
Good luck
Jules
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michellelane1
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Posted: 29 February 2008 05:40 pm |
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Success Story
Hey there,
I just wanted to share my success with other people that are overweight or that have some fat that they'd like to lose.
I started Fat Loss 4 Idiots over a month ago and I've now lost 27lbs (actually still losing!).
I tried pretty much EVERY program in the past but I've finally found one that I've been able to integrate into my daily schedule and I just love it.
P.S. If you're trying to lose weight you really just have to stick with it no matter what and never give up!
Thanks,
Michelle
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shopaholic
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Posted: 1 March 2008 02:01 am |
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Hi michellelane1,
congratulations, that is an amzing weight-loss-success. I'm currently on my 3rd cycle of the fl4i. You say that you have to stick to it, do you mean the diet in general or the exact plan. I usually create multiple 11 day plans, since some of the combinations are just to boring. Like chicken and sausage. Or cheese with cottage cheese. Do you think it is ok to eat the cottage cheese with the chicken and the regular cheese with the sausage??? Is it ok to mix the different foods within the same group ( carb or protein) on the same day, or do you think you have to stick to the exact plan, even when some stuff ( like scrambled and hardboiled eggs) makes no sence. The 11 day plans are generated by a computer- so obviously some of the foodcombos are a little unusual.
I think you should also post your success story on the fl4i forum.
Way to go.........
Last edited on 1 March 2008 02:02 am by shopaholic
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Alexandra
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Posted: 3 March 2008 01:47 pm |
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| hi michelle....I just started fat loss 4 idiots and I am on my 4th day. So far, I have lost only 2lbs. I now weigh 131lbs and my goal is to lose at least another 8-10 lbs by the end of this cycle. I have been doing 30 min. of moderate paced cardio for 2 of the days of the cycle.(leaving for fl on march 10th and i desperately need to fit back into my bikini). Do you think that burning some calories excercising while on this diet will mess up the whole calorie shifting thing?
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kater
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Posted: 3 March 2008 06:37 pm |
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Michelle:
I am on Day 1. You are an inspiration!
Keep up the good work!
kater
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sunshine
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Posted: 4 March 2008 02:28 am |
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Alex....we are supposed to excercise...30 minutes two times per day or 45 minutes once per day for optimum weight loss....they suggest brisk walking..nothing too intense in order to burn fat instead of glycogen. It is not required to excercise but the program encourages it. If you go over to the fl4i discussion forum(go to the end and post) you can ask about excercise there...we have weight lifters, dancers, martial arts...you name it...they will be happy to reply.
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Alexandra
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Posted: 4 March 2008 01:22 pm |
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| so doing the 30 min. 2x a day is encouraged for the 1st diet-the one where we use the diet generator?
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sunshine
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Posted: 5 March 2008 02:07 am |
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| Yes.
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Audree
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Posted: 31 March 2008 08:55 pm |
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Hi,
I am planning on starting FL4I next Monday. In the meantime, I am going to do Beyond Calories for a few days.
I was wondering if there is anyone who has been following FL4I, Beyond Calories and/or the 10 rules for awhile now. I want to start the program but would love some advice. I would like to lose 30-40lbs. Its hard for me to do the 11 day program often given my weekend social activities. I am thinking of doing the 11 day FL4I program once a month, Beyond calories during the work week and following the 10 rules on the weekend.
If anyone that has been more experienced at this program and successful could let me know how they work this into their lives, that would be great. I would love some inspiration and a mentor on this.
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Audree
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Posted: 31 March 2008 09:06 pm |
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| Hi, I know this post is old but I was wondering if you still follow FL4I and if you have any suggestions for me. Also, do you follow this as a maintenance plan?
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Audree
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Posted: 31 March 2008 09:06 pm |
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Hi, I know this post is old but I was wondering if you still follow FL4I and if you have any suggestions for me. Also, do you follow this as a maintenance plan?
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willbethin
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Posted: 31 March 2008 10:33 pm |
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Success Story
Audree, this diet can definately help you lose the weight. I lost 30 pounds last year in just a few cycles. I kept the weight off until the holidays when i could/would not contain myself with the food I ate. I am now back on the diet to lose the 10 pounds I put back on the the other 30 or so that I need to lose anyway.
When I was done with the diet last year I did not follow the diet to the letter. Just made the food selections based on the diet choices and made sure to eat plenty of protien. I did not gain any back until the end of the year holidays.
I cannot tell you if the diet will work as well if you are mixing them up, but you need to do what works best for you and will help you stick to it. I did not find the diet that hard to stick to with my weekend activities as I thought it would be. Good luck!!
Last edited on 12 April 2008 01:18 am by Anyar
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sunshine
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Posted: 1 April 2008 02:43 am |
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Welcome Audree...go over to the discussion for fl4i and post at the end...that is where we all are talking. Put your ticker up there and introduce yourself. You will find a lot of support, encouragement, answers to your questions etc. See you there!!
Sunshine
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Audree
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Posted: 1 April 2008 02:49 pm |
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Did you do the 11 day FL4I or did you do the 10 day Beyond Calories? Or Both?
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Anyar
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Posted: 11 April 2008 10:50 am |
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Success Story
Well, I wanted to stop in and share my weight loss success with everyone.
I started FL4I back around 2/28/08 in an effort to fit into bridesmaid dress that I bought one size too small.
Since then, I have been switching between using the Diet Generator and Beyond Calories.
So far, I have lost 21 lbs. My actual weight goal was 30 lbs, but I must admit that I have not been adhering strictly to the FL4I rules. Everyone now and then it seems peanut butter and jelly sandwhiches call my name in the middle of the night, which have sometimes been topped off with cookies.
With that said, overall, I still think the weight loss was pretty good.
Hope this helps to encourage everyone, especially those late night cheaters like me.
Last edited on 12 April 2008 01:17 am by Anyar
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mayflower
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Posted: 12 April 2008 06:30 am |
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Success Story
Hi, I thought I would share my story, for me it has been an emotional and an inspiring time. In the past 4 years I have lost my mother, father and sister to heart related deaths. Although I was somewhat prepared for the demise of my parents, my sisters death was quite a shock and a definite wake-up call! I think we sometimes block the reality of the health problems we put upon ourselfs when we are overweight. I know I did.
Earlier this year I had thought about joining a well known diet program where they send your food direct to your door but they were way too expensive for my pocketbook. So while searching the net for diets, I came across the "Calories Per Hour" forum. This is where I read about the Fat Loss For Idiots diet plan and after reading the positive posts from members that praised the diet, I decided to buy it and give it a try.
Well, I started the diet on Feb 20th of this year and so far have lost 28lbs! I lost 22lbs after the first 2 cycles (11lbs each cycle) and 5lbs from the 3rd cycle. I am now in the first part of my 4th cycle (1 lb loss so far).
I truly believe in this forum and the great support it offers from other members AND I am very proud to say, out of the initial 70lbs, I only have 42 lbs left to lose!!!
I hope this will help to inspire others.
Mayflower
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mluckyb85
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Posted: 12 April 2008 10:35 pm |
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I am 22 5'6" and i weigh 153.4
my boyfriend and i both went on this diet together and are now on our last cheat day of the first cycle. We both somehow lost exactly 5.4lbs each and are very excited. Starting again tomorrow and looking forward to it. I have never been so excited or motivated over a diet. This makes me feel energetic and happy, i cant stress enough how wonderful it is to eat a diet of foods i enjoy! I'm seldom hungry and i lost over 5lbs in less than two weeks. Than has never happened to me before. I know its less than the norm but im not in terrible shape. I have about 17 more pounds to go and i have never been below 140 since i was 16 so i might stagnate there. Even so, this will be the diet i use the rest of my life whenever i need to drop a couple pounds. Best part, you pay once and have it forever!
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cd1974
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Posted: 14 April 2008 06:23 pm |
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Im sooooooo happy for you Mayflower!!!!!
This is just great.
I think it's very important that people share their experiences because most of us tried so many other things that we are not sure anymore if there is anything out there that can really work.
Congratulations on you achievement and I hope to hear from you soon that you have reached your goal!!!
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Rainbow
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Posted: 14 April 2008 07:21 pm |
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Success Story
Hi all
I started FL4I on around Feb 18. using the DG. I lost 9 pounds after the first cycle.
Second cycle lost 3.5 pounds and third cycle lost 4. I did not strictly adhere to my 4th cycle and only lost .5 pounds.
Total lost...17 pounds after 4 cycles. 
Started my 5th cycle today and I am going to adhere to the DG, no cheating or swapping food.
My goal is to loose 30 pounds but 40 would be awesome!!!!!!!!
I found this diet by accident looking for something new to try. After years of yo-yo dieting, being 47, and hormonal... nothing was working.
Yippee for the FL4I...it is working and the support from the great people on this forum. 
We can do it!!!!!! 
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JoAnn from Street, Maryland
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Posted: 1 May 2008 12:57 pm |
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SUCCESS STORY
For all you newbies. I really want to share with you my success. I haven't written in lately but I have been reading everyones concerns. It is officially 2 months now(boy, that was fast!). I have NEVER completed a cycle yet due to my job and travel. I know this is no excuse but It's very hard on the road. DRUM ROLL PLEASE.... 22 pounds! I started at 1671/2 and now I'm 145! I love the way I feel. This is such freedom. I was a size 14 in pants and now getting 10-12's. The pants aren't lose they actually fall off! This is the only diet I lost tremedous amt of weight in the hips and thighs. Unfortunately I went for a bra fitting prior to losing weight and now I need to go back. Summer is going to feel good this year on the Jersey shore! WhoooHoo. 10 more to go. My husband is on it and men take direction well so he loves it. Not having alot of choices to make. Good luck everyone! HAPPY DANCE!!!
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Amjacie
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Posted: 2 May 2008 04:32 pm |
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This is success in progress!
I began the diet on march 10th, but the four days before I began I had that nasty stomach flu and lost 8 pounds, which I classify as most of the water weight going bye bye. The first cycle I lost 10 pounds. The second cycle I lost 5 pounds. The third cycle I lost 5 pounds. The fourth cycle just ended today and I lost 7 more pounds, for a grand total of 35 pounds since March 6th, with 27 of those in four cycles. I have 72 pounds to go and feel absolutely confident that I will reach that goal on this diet!
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Wings
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Posted: 23 May 2008 06:36 pm |
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Hello! I'm sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I really wanted to ask a question of you guys.
I see that the diet is quite successful for people with 30-pound (ish) goals, but do you think it would be successful for a goal of 100+ pounds? I mean, I'm not going to think of it as 100+ but rather 50 at a time until I'm there, but I'm wondering if the diet will stay effective for the entire stretch. Of course, even if it only worked for 50 pounds, it'd be worth the money. :P
These success stories are really inspiring, because I've been searching the internet forever trying to find "real-sounding" success stories to prove to me the diet isn't a scam. :D It sounds too good to be true!
Thanks!
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CarrieBeth
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Posted: 23 May 2008 06:47 pm |
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| Hi there! I absolutely do think that it would be helpful for someone wanting to lose 100 pounds, or even 50. I think the initial quick loss is very motivating, especially! Stick around here because everyone is *really* supportive!
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oceanne123
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Posted: 29 May 2008 10:08 am |
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I am also 5 feet tall I now weigh 132 pounds into the 6th day and I have only lost to date 2.2 pounds- how quickly did you lose the 9 pounds over the course of the diet?
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MavsFan41
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Posted: 29 May 2008 06:53 pm |
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| I think it took me 2 cycles to lose and keep off 9 pounds. My daughter, on the other hand, lost 9 in her first cycle. You can do it.
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Jeds1979
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Posted: 11 June 2008 09:54 pm |
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Hey all,
Okay here is the deal. I did this diet back in April. I was doing a biggest looser contest at my work. I won, by the way. I lost a grand total of 24 pounds from 4/1 to 6/4. Which is great and all however, when i did W4E i lost 9 my frist time and 6 the next. After that every time I did it, I lost nothing. I gave up on it, but I am leaving for vacation in about a month so I figured I can get one (maybe 2) cylcles in. I'm very nervous that its not going to do it for me. Are there anyone out there in my sistuation, where it stoped working. I did a total of 4 cylces and lost nothing on the last 2. If there are any ideas how to improve this let me know.
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Amjacie
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Posted: 13 June 2008 06:14 pm |
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Amjacie wrote: This is success in progress!
I began the diet on march 10th, but the four days before I began I had that nasty stomach flu and lost 8 pounds, which I classify as most of the water weight going bye bye. The first cycle I lost 10 pounds. The second cycle I lost 5 pounds. The third cycle I lost 5 pounds. The fourth cycle just ended today and I lost 7 more pounds, for a grand total of 35 pounds since March 6th, with 27 of those in four cycles. I have 72 pounds to go and feel absolutely confident that I will reach that goal on this diet!
This is an update! I added 7 pounds to my goal, from wanting to lose 105 pounds to 112, first off!
The fifth cycle was a half cycle for me so I did not weigh on this one. The sixth cycle was done right before a week long vacation and I lost 6 pounds. After 10 days off the diet I began a 7th cycle and just finished yesterday. I lost 7 more pounds! 48 pounds so far!
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sweetieday
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Posted: 23 June 2008 07:26 pm |
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I completed my first cycle on Sunday. I had lost 9lbs. I feel great! On my cheat day I had a cookie and it was so sweet I didn't enjoy it! Looking forward to losing more weight.
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Anyar
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Posted: 24 June 2008 07:55 pm |
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Sweetieday:
Congratulations on the 9 lbs loss. That's wonderful.
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sweetieday
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Posted: 2 July 2008 02:27 pm |
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| I'm 4 days away from completing my second cycle. I am almost shocked at the person in the mirror today, without clothing. My pre-pregnancy shirt, fit me! last week I couldn't even close it, let alone button it like I did yesterday. I haven't weighed myself yet, but I must be losin a crazy amount of weight. I'm not used to that, instead, I'm used to strict dieting, and losing nothing! Today is veggie day for me. I'm going to sautee green peppers and onions in a pot, then strain some pinto beans, add that and a jar of no sugar added (I think Ragu) pasta sauce, then some spices and I have my own version of chilli. Some others add red beans instead but I'm too afraid to deviate from the menu. So I'll let you all know what I weigh in at come this Sunday morning, my first cheat day. You know my last three cheat days, I figured I was going to gain the weight back because I ate like a pig!
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sweetieday
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Posted: 2 July 2008 03:25 pm |
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| alright I couldn't help it. I weighed myself today. I'm down another 5lbs! That's 14lb loss in 22 days (that includes three cheat days). That's amazing. No diet has ever worked this good for me! I'm ten pounds away from my prepregnancy weight goal...and then from there I'll make more goals :-)
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SugarIsEvil
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Posted: 2 July 2008 06:46 pm |
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Congratulations! It's so encouraging to see those results. Keep it up!
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Anyar
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Posted: 4 July 2008 04:30 am |
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sweetieday wrote: alright I couldn't help it. I weighed myself today. I'm down another 5lbs! That's 14lb loss in 22 days (that includes three cheat days). That's amazing. No diet has ever worked this good for me! I'm ten pounds away from my prepregnancy weight goal...and then from there I'll make more goals :-)
Congrats, sweetieday!!
Keep up the good work!!
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sweetieday
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Posted: 4 July 2008 01:57 pm |
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| I see how it works, how it tricks the body. The body can't deal with any calorie restriction for long periods of time so this one goes low and high so that the body doesn't catch on. My fat cells are being outsmarted!!!!!!!!!
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sweedy
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Posted: 2 August 2008 04:10 am |
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 This is the best diet so far..... Am on my third cycle now; and am a living testimony. I just want to get to my goal and then tell how much weight. I have lost so far. Thanks for success story. I was am motivated.
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watermelon
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Posted: 7 August 2008 05:41 pm |
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Yay! This is the first time I've dieted, and through the SUFFERING from the tiny amounts of food and only four sessions of eating per day this diet allows, cutting down my daily caloric intake more than 3000 calories, and nearly collapsing half the time from lack of carbs, surprisingly, it WORKED... and in 11 days, I lost 10 lbs following the diet. I'm rather surprised!
Going from 120 t0 110 lbs in only 11 days is super incredible.
Last edited on 7 August 2008 05:42 pm by watermelon
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buttons
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Posted: 8 August 2008 09:04 am |
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| Wow water melon, thats incredible well done
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sunshine
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Posted: 9 August 2008 06:11 am |
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Watermelon...eat until satisfied...that is the rule...don't limit yourself to tiny amounts of food....it will eventually slow your metabolism. Your weighloss was great but this is not a starve yourself plan
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