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How to break a plateau:
#1 - Do this for 10 days at break a plateau
#2 - Drink 2 quarts of water a day
#3 - You must have 45 grams of protein supplement and all your vitamins/minerals supplements each day.
#4 - You may consume up to 3 oz of the following high protein foods, 5X’s a day
beef
pork
chicken
turkey
lamb
fish
eggs
low fat cheese
cottage cheese
plain yogurt or artificially sweetened
peanut butter
beans/legumes
You may also have :
sugar free popcicles
tea or coffee
sugar free jello
broths/ boullion
crystal light drinks
#5 - If it is not on the list, you can’t have it for 10 days !!!
#6 - Keep a food diary and try to get up to 30 minutes of exercise daily.
In addition to the Plateau Buster, you can change up your exercise plan as well. Such as if you are walking, change up things and do other exercises every other day so that you are not doing the same things on a daily basis. You can also add in weights.
This really works! I did it at a year out when I hit my first plateau then I did it right before I joined WW to get things going!! Good luck to whoever does this!!
The key is ONLY EAT WHAT'S ON THE LIST!!!!!!
Thanks,
Kim
Hi there!
I am up 5 lbs. this week. I don't know why? Current weight is 288. Oh well. I will post in a separate post what really is going on with me.......
Norma
Cathy
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Seek ye first the kingdom of God
I stayed the same, 164 today, even though I'm trying really hard to portion contol and watch what I'm eating.
Kay, what's the plateau buster?
Thanks,
Kim
-Renee
Renee
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Starting: 294
Day of surgery: 237
Lowest: 138
Current: 167.7
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TT-1/2/08
BL/BA-3/5/2008
Uh, I really didn't 'diet' or watch what I ate last week at all, well not very much.
This week 167.4.
almost 20 lbs to go
-Renee
Renee
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Starting: 294
Day of surgery: 237
Lowest: 138
Current: 167.7
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TT-1/2/08
BL/BA-3/5/2008
Thanks for those important reminders. After three years, it is easy to fall back into old patterns. And, while I probably won't follow all the reminders you gave us, I will try to remember some of them!!
Thanks for posting and congratulations (again) on your amazing success!!!
Hugs,
JM
Surgery date: January 30, 2006 - Lap. RNY
Age: 38 Height: 5'10"
Highest/Surgery Weight: 293
Ideal Body Weight: 160
Current Weight: Fluctuating!
Pounds till GOAL: I was at goal but let's re-evaluate once I have the baby!
Congratulations on making goal and staying near it! It isn't easy to do! I agree with you...this surgery is a blessing and, for many of us, a lifesaver!
I am so happy to hear about your daughter and your sister-in-law, too!!
Don't be a stranger!
Hugs,
JM
Surgery date: January 30, 2006 - Lap. RNY
Age: 38 Height: 5'10"
Highest/Surgery Weight: 293
Ideal Body Weight: 160
Current Weight: Fluctuating!
Pounds till GOAL: I was at goal but let's re-evaluate once I have the baby!
Congratulations!! I am SOOO happy for you! And I love the name Madison...it's beautiful!
Take good care of you and your little one! Please keep us updated!
Hugs,
JM
Surgery date: January 30, 2006 - Lap. RNY
Age: 38 Height: 5'10"
Highest/Surgery Weight: 293
Ideal Body Weight: 160
Current Weight: Fluctuating!
Pounds till GOAL: I was at goal but let's re-evaluate once I have the baby!