Stall......

ks4
on 1/10/08 3:09 am - Fitchburg, MA
Hello everyone, I was just wondering if anyone has any tricks up their sleeves to jump start the system again.  I've hit a plateau and have been here for three weeks.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kendra

 
 

BradysGirl12
on 1/10/08 8:09 am - Boston, MA
Hey! I don't know if this is much help, but I have heard a lot lately about the 5 day pouch diet. It reminds you of the basics and jumpstarts your metabolism. A lot of people are trying it from what I hear. Good luck! You're doing great!
              *~ Megs ~*
                Starting: 291  Current: 223  Goal: 140
                      Surgery on Jan 2nd, 2008

ks4
on 1/10/08 10:48 am - Fitchburg, MA
It's worth a try.  I'll have to go grocery shopping...again...lol.  And drinking 64 oz of water a day is near impossible for me.  I'm lucky if I get in 24-36 oz.  This is something I know I need to work on.  Anyhoooo, thanks for the tip...I'll give it a whirl. Kendra

 
 

SarahF
on 1/10/08 11:16 pm - Braintree, MA
I need to find this 5 day diet!  My weight hasn't moved in almost 5 weeks.  I'm 6 months post op. I'm a bit frustrated!
ashersmama
on 1/11/08 12:14 am - Andover, MA
The link is www.5daypouchtest.com
txbunny930
on 1/11/08 12:37 am - MA
When I hit a stall I noticed that even though I was following everything as planned and had problems still getting in all my water, I added peanuts (small about) which added a natural fat and it kicked started my weight loss again.  Apparently I wasn't getting in enough fat and this was a nice way to get it in.  I don't count calories but I do count my proteins, carbs and fats.  I'm thinking I get in approximately 800 cal per day as I still do not eat much.  I do, however, have to eat on scheduled and 5 times per day (3 meals and 2 snacks).  It keeps me balanced and not feeling that head hunger trigger. I do know that there will be times the scale doesn't move and the inches come off, that has happened from 6 mo until now.  Just this week I dropped 4 lbs unexpectedly and I'm not trying to lose any more weight.  I think I'm at a perfect weight for me. Good luck.

***Bunny***
SW-267/CW-133/GW-145
 

Finn
on 1/16/08 7:57 am - Charlestown, MA
I was just going to post about the same thing. I have been at 175 for about four weeks now and I got to the gyn everyday. I see now that i can eat a little bit more than I could before and I pray that isn't the reason for my stall. Did you try any of the suggestions? I know the inches are coming off but 75 pounds just isn't good enough for me I wan't to see the numbers drop on the scale. Let me know what you have been doing I believe we close in surgery dates. Good Luck! Erin
ks4
on 1/16/08 10:25 am - Fitchburg, MA

Hi Erin, I really increased my protein (by a lot) and tried increasing my water as much as I could.  Also added some fiber (to help move things along so to speak).  Within two days of doing all of this, the scale started to move again. NWH suggests a minimum of 60g of protein/day.  I increased to about 100g a day and things started working again.  I also took a day off from the gym (not really by choice) but I still saw results even doing so. My water intake was about 24 oz, and I doubled it as well.  So hopefully I'll continue to see the results.  I also just put in a big order of Unjury, and hope to see that here on Friday. Hope this helps you with your plateau. ~hugs~ Kendra

 
 

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