Thanks for that Misti - nice to know what others are doing. You seem to have a very sensible approach.
Hey Angie! Yes I think it is expensive. And frankly I have recieved more support from the women at sureslimsupport.com than I have from my consultant. But others find their consultant invaluable. I think it works out similar to w.w. when you pay by meeting/consultation. I am not sure about where you are but in NZ you can pay weekly.
It can be frustrating waiting for your individualised plan, some people have waited up to three weeks for it to arrive as the clinic do not do it, its sent away to a laboratory. And if you have been to an evening and are keen to get started it is not an easy wait.
Interestingly some people start to lose weight when they apply the rules, even before they get their plan. Sureslim detail what foods you can eat (there is quite a list) and a meal planner. But there are also rules. Like not snacking at all. So its just three meals a day and having 5 hours between meals and drinking 2 litres of water per day.
I thought I would die not being able to snack. But seeing as my carb quotas are low G.I. and quite small in proportion you get that appetite supression thing that you get on high protein diets. I can easily glide along past 5 hours and think - 'hang its been nearer 7 hours I suppose I'd better go eat'. I also feel full very quickly. Dont ask my why, but I just could not eat a large plate full of anything anymore.
The secret, if there is one, behind sureslim its the encouraging the body to release HGH (human growth hormone) and this is done by not mixing proteins. I have no clues about the science behind it. But I tell ya the fat is melting off me at a rate of about 1 - 1.3 kilos a week (1 kilo = 2.2 pounds) and I dont work out or anything. I occasionally go for a walk or swim but this HGH thing is not dependent on heavy exersize.
OK I am rambling now. I am happy to answer question off forum. Especially for those who do not have Sureslim in their country yet. So far it is in South Africa, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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