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I'm not short I'm "FUN SIZE!"!!
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Sure!! I'll share!! lol :D welcome ponzu!!! :welcome2: I am on my 3rd week too, getting weighed monday.. |
ARGGGG trainer called and asked me to go earlier today...tummy churning...always feel like I am going in for a final or something :(
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Yah, I understand about having someone there, but not "there." Sounds like you've got a great relationship with your sister. I just may take you up on being a cheerleader. I can just picture you yelling out something like, "stop being a baby and pick up your pace!" "move it along faster!" Honestly, I do better with "forceful" criticism. I don't get much out of, "you're doing so well, keep going." That's the last thing I want to hear when I'm trudging up a hill - I want something said that's going to re-ignite my fire and get my blood boiling. When I watched my brother run the MCM, he had 3 specific areas where my son and I were to plant ourselves (w/state flag to make it easy to see us). By the time he finished running, I was pooped from all of the walking (and yah, all of the fat bouncing around inside me didn't help either!). But that is one of the nice things about the MCM - it is so easy to watch the runners from multiple locations. |
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I love your description, FUN size!.. I'd like to borrow it too... I'm a little taller, 5' 4.5", but I think it fits me!.. especially since my special fellow is 6' 2"... Got my Shake Weight today!.. at Bed, Bath,... they didn't have the women's, but they did have the men's... at first I was disappointed, but I thought, by golly, I can do this!.. so home I came with the men's version... the checkout clerk thought I was buying it for my hubby (which I don't have).. I just let her think that, but I said, I'll probably use it too... I saw the women's version later at Walmart, & when I picked it up, I knew I'd made the right decision... I tried it with the DVD & I think it's gonna be just fine... hugs :hug: |
just a quick update: I really am loosing weight on phase 3; I know novak had said this but in my case I didn't think it would happen. I was actually another pound lower than weds when trainer weighed me at the gym. He really kicks my butt though, I really adore the guy, he points the fan at me etc etc, does things that one would do if they actually cared. Although today (hoping he was just being funny) he said that my strongest muscle is my mouth :)
ps: wish I knew how to make the 127 show up on my signature though, its stuck at 130. off to shower then going out to watch "legend of billie jean" in a park! (if I can move my arms as driving is needed) |
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The Sig: I imagine the code is set to interpret the goal weight as the right hand value. It won't show anything less. The only way to show your current under-goal weight is to change your goal "of record", if you know what I mean. |
Aspertame research
Quoting Joel Marion. I'd really be interested if any of you know of contradictory research?
1. Kanders BS et al. An evaluation of the effect of aspartame on weight loss. Appetite. 1988; 11 Suppl 1:73-84. In this study, two groups were analyzed: diet only and diet plus aspartame. In the end, the diet plus aspartame group resulted in 33% greater weight loss over a 12 week period. 2. Blackburn GL et al. The effect of aspartame as part of a multidisciplinary weight-control program on short- and long-term control of body weight. Am J Clin Nutr. 1997 Feb;65(2):409-18. In this study, researchers at Harvard Medical School analyzed aspartame’s impact on weight loss and long-term maintenance of lost weight. Over a 19-week period, study participants regularly consuming aspartame lost more weight than those abstaining from its use. Moreover, the aspartame group was able to better maintain lost weight over a 2 year follow-up period when compared to the non-aspartame group. 3. Renwick AG. Intense sweeteners, food intake, and the weight of a body of evidence. Physiol Behav. 1994 Jan;55(1):139-43. Review. A comprehensive review of the research done on HUMANS “does not support the concept that the consumption of intense sweeteners results in a paradoxical increase in calorie intake and body weight” What about the idea that non-nutritive sweetener intake triggers one to eat more because it’s sending a sweet signal to the brain without the calories? 4. Van Wymelbeke V, et al. Influence of repeated consumption of beverages containing sucrose or intense sweeteners on food intake. Eur J Clin Nutr. 2004 Jan;58(1):154-61. In this 2004 study, participants were given either sugar sweetened or aspartame sweetened beverages for one month; effects on food intake were analyzed. The result: the aspartame group did not experience an increase in food intake to “make up” for the calories not consumed in the beverages they drank (i.e. the sugar group consumed more total calories, and obviously, significantly more sugar). And for those health professionals taking the stance that the use of nonnutritive sweeteners will lessen dietary adherence by causing dieters to crave other sweets, you’d also expect these individuals to recommend avoiding fruits and anything else both sweet and extremely healthful-but they’re not, leaving a huge inconsistency in the argument. Simply put, in everything I have seen, the exact opposite has been true-the use of nonnutritive sweeteners increases dietary adherence by giving individuals a no-calorie outlet to satisfy the occasional sweet craving. Nonnutritive sweeteners provide a great alternative to sugar-laden beverages and other counterproductive sweet products and further lessen the temptation of resorting to such products to satisfy a sweet craving. |
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Hello, I am new today to this blog site, I am really interested in starting IP, but I am kinda a skeptic when it comes to diets like this.. does it really work?? And if so, will the pounds realisticly stay off. I am willing to spend the money, but I just dont know if it is a long term thing. thanks! :)
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