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I get that the first week is ussually the best loss but I am obviously thrilled with mine. The incentive it gives you to continue is great. I need to quit getting on the scales everyday. I have never done that before and the fluctuations drive me crazy, but I can't seem to resist. I need to be more consistent with my meals. It has been a busy week and I have been lax about cooking.
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346.0 lb
Lost so far: 6.0 lb.
Still to go: 181.0 lb.
Diet followed reasonably well.
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Diet Calendar Entry for 08 April 2010:
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1457 kcal
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Fat: 107.70g | Prot: 79.55g | Carb: 42.21g.
Breakfast: cheddar cheese, Eggs. Lunch: mayo, bacon bits, cheese, broccoli, cauliflower. Dinner: cheese dip, ground beef, hidden valley ranch dressing, lettuce. more...
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losing 15.4 lb a week
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ive read that gettin on the scales everyday keeps you on track of what your eating better...holds you more accountable to yourself...so i am one of them people that do weigh in everyday and i do journal my food as well, just so i can tweak it when i see that im eating more salt or carbs then i need to be ...just ideas thoughts for you...
08 Apr 10 by member: loosinisfun
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I'm guessing you're doing low carb? Some of your meals seem random, like lunch, lol. You're doing fantastice, great job! You can learn a lot of fluctuations if you get over seeing different numbers everyday. I still have a hard time when my weight is really up but, when it's within a certain range I'm okay with it.
09 Apr 10 by member: kimbulie
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hey friend!! good to see you on my page...and great to hear your humor is still the same!! funny comment there!
25 Apr 10 by member: 08willbegreat
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Well done; love the green arrow! I prefer to weigh weekly (give or take a day depending on the number!) but I agree with loosinisfun: daily weigh-ins are very informative. One of my work colleagues tracked his weight daily (spreadsheet, graphs, the works!) and found he went up as his medication aged. Soon as he got a new prescription, the kilos he'd apparently gained fell off in days, plus what he'd also lost in "real" weight. Took him several months (?a year?) of number crunching but at the end he had some pretty interesting data to take back to his doc'.
11 May 10 by member: Ruby_Jewell
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