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Phase 3 is starting to "wake up the pancreas". It reintroduces carb based foods at breakfast and your body begins to respond and, hopefully, produce correct level of insulin levels instead of excess insulin. There are some people who do continue to lose in phase 3 and I have not learned why. It may be because they have more energy and begin adding back exercise. Most people slow down in phase 3 and reach a stable "end" weight. Remember, adding back carbs will add a small bump in weight as related glucose, glycogen, and water are added back to the body. It is for that reason a coach will usually have you set your goal 3 -6 pounds lower than you expect to be at permanently. Then they have you meet or surpass that goal by the end of phase 2. |
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I need to figure out if I can exercise...I would like to start walking 3 x a week...
is that allowed on Phase 1? |
exercise?
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This is my 10th day and I am struggling. Reading through the various post I have decided that the clinic I chose must not be well trained. I did not get much info at all. I was not told about restricted items at all(other than limit them to one a day). I have been eating either a bar or the chips for snack everyday. Could that be part of my problem? I do love them. I also saw something about an informational DVD but cannot find anything online. I feel like knowledge is power and I am pretty weak. You guys are awesome for sharing!
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I am having scanner issues. SO, I thought I would just share the changes from a phase 1 plan to a phase 1 athletic plan.
Basically your day is the same EXCEPT: Breakfast is 1 - 2 packets of the omelette or oatmeal Lunch is normal but you add 1 hard boiled egg or 1/3 can tuna Dinner is the same as phase 1 Snacks are ONLY puddings and you get 1 -2 it is much more restricted in choices especially at breakfast and snack. Outside of that it is the same. You get your variety in packets at lunch. You have a normal phase 1 dinner The notes on the protocol are "ATHLETES... it is very import to consume 1 -2 grams of protein per lean pound of body weight." It also says: Reduce intensity of training, at this point priority is on conserving existing mass and trimming fat. Post workout (with in 45 minutes) drink 2 envelopes: peach mango, pineapple banana, or cocoa drink. Just remember this is for people who exercise near 5 hours a day. If you exercise a lot some days and not others you might modify it or try just adding 1 or 2 extras protein portions on days you are in a midrange for exercise. I will add the scan of the actual sheet once my scanner begins to cooperate. |
Fruit Juice & Phase 4
it was explained to tat Phase 4 is one week which I continue on into lifetime maintenance. is this correct?
what is the recomendation on fruit juice? |
Does anyone have a problem sleeping after having Protein snack at night?
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I'm on phase one and stayed up too late last night. Thought I would cheat with 2 or 3 m&m's.......Well that led to a handful because I could not stop grabbing 4 more than 5 etc.
What did this do to my diet? :( |
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New Phase 1 protocol with up to 8 oz of meat or chicken
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This seems to be getting lost in daily threads. It is attached to this post for future reference.
Changes I noticed "at a glance" - higher limit on beef, poultry, pork, veal protein - bell peppers on select list with no restrictions about cooked/raw, color One inconsistency that puzzles me: - rutabaga is a select veggie -- could have 4 cups a day, 7 days a week - swede is an occasional veggie -- limited to 2 cups/week Aren't swede and rutabaga the same thing? (wikipedia link) Oh IP, do you intentionally do this to confuse your clients and make them dependent on you? <sigh> |
Thank you so much for posting Phase 2. I couldn't find it till I found your entry. Smile. Very helpful. My husband is ready to begin P2 though I'll be on P1 for another 40 lbs. Smile. 20 down though and I'm happy bout that!
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