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02-25-2013 12:24 PM |
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Originally Posted by LizRR
(Post 4643157)
On the plus side, had my 12-week sonogram yesterday and it looks like I am going to have a little girl!
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A little girl! Congratulations!
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Originally Posted by Maile
(Post 4643340)
I now love almond butter over peanut butter.
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I love almond butter too - I'm looking forward to being able to eat it again soon.
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Originally Posted by WingnutandMe
(Post 4643458)
Good morning all,
Some of you already know me since I've been around since the first of last year. I have been lurking on here for a few weeks and am now in day 4 of Phase 3. After 55 weeks of strict IP program, I'm finding it psychologically scary doing anything but following the P1 protocol. Like all of you, I don't want to gain again. I am tracking my eating on MFP. I weighed this morning and am up .6 from one week ago. I believe that is to be somewhat expected as my body transitions. My muscle was also up to the highest point since I started and I know muscle weighs more than fat. Plus I have some extra stress right now.
Enough about me. I will keep reading what you all have to say and keep moving along with the program. I am really enjoying trying all those great breakfast ideas Liz has posted.
Have a great weekend.
Molly
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When I was on maintenance briefly around Christmas, I gained about 3 lbs in glycogen weight. You're doing great!
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Originally Posted by Lori T
(Post 4643584)
It was fun this year because my numbers, weight, etc have changed so much that the report was very positive. We opted to do and excercise program which was so easy to follow this year.
A lot of people hate this program but we have tried to look at it as a way to keep working on our health.
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Congrats on producing such a positive health report this year! Must have felt really good. :)
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Originally Posted by EPAPRN
(Post 4643811)
What do you guys do about air popped popcorn and hummus? My coach told me that hummus is a carb, but there is too much oil to make it a 'carb' food with dinner, and so it should only be eaten on a cheat day. Same thing for popcorn.
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Lots of things to look forward to on cheat days.....
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Originally Posted by Lizzy63
(Post 4643930)
I have hummus pretty regularly, with celery or baby carrots. Don't think once in a while will cause you a problem, although it probably doesn't fit with the fat/carb separation rule.
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Hmm.... my *challenge* with that might be that I love the stuff, and probably would want to over do it. I'm not quite there yet, but have a feeling I'd better leave hummus to cheat days... or make a different variety, like the cauliflower ones.
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Originally Posted by Hgamroth
(Post 4644690)
Hello everyone! It has been a VERY LONG time since I have posted here but I read every so often and especially when I am having a rough day. You all are so inspiring! I am doing well in maintenance. I actually just registered for my 1st 5K! I am so excited and the running is getting easier and easier. I do need to be better at separating my fats and carbs. I hope that someday maintenance gets easier for me. I am still a constant worrier but now that I am running more and more, I am worrying less and less. Molly, congrats on maintenance!!! I am so excited for you. Thank you again to everyone on here who answers questions. You all are wonderful. :)
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Your first 5K! That's very inspiring too! I'm not going to run but I'm seriously thinking I should join the local walking club come spring. :)
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Originally Posted by Maile
(Post 4644717)
Hi Holly, I am glad you are getting lost of running it and that maintenance is going well. I am not so exct keeping the fats separated either. I make a tahini yogurt sauce or a greek yogurt cucumber sauce that has a tsp of olive oit. It does not seem to do much damage at dinner.
...I make a peanut dip with it. 2 tablespoons almond Butter, 1 tsp soy sauce and 1/2 to 1 tsp sambal chili sauce. Heat butter slowly on sauce pan ..add the other ingredients and a little water.
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Love your ideas re the sauces and peanut dip. Thank goodness I'm not far away from maintenance and can soon try them out.
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Originally Posted by dpdonnell
(Post 4645593)
I have been on maintenance for 2 month's and i am really struggling with knowing what I should be eating for lunch, dinner and snack. Suggestions from successful maintainers would be appreciated!
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I'm looking forward to seeing what the experienced maintainers here have to suggest. I'm not quite there yet, but getting ready and anticipating! LOL.
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Originally Posted by Ishbel
(Post 4645596)
So I am a happier camper this week. I worked out 4 times last week and this Sunday I did 6km of cross country skiing, wish I could have done more but promised I wouldn't push it. My gf couldn't go so I went by myself. WOW my cardio sucks...when I go with her I have to wait for her so I get these little 'rests'. Not so much on your own. I have not had any exercise in my life that makes me feel more alive than cross country skiing...it's better then running for me. I phoned my mom to thank her for pushing me to learn a sport and be consistent in it (she put me on skis when I was 3)...she was quite pleased.
Went to see physio and my hips are better (which I expected because I'm working out 'gently') and I said "I want to run by summer" she said "that's do-able". :yay:
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Fantastic! So glad to hear that your hips are that much improved. :)
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Hope you guys don't mind my hanging out here. I'm not too far away from *permanent* maintenance now, and enjoy being here, learning - and living vicariously! :D
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