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I had WI#12 today, and only lost 1lb. I'm really getting frustrated with my huge slow down in weight loss over the last 6 weeks. My first 5 weeks, I averaged 3.4lbs per week, and the last 7 weeks, it's been average of 1.9lbs per week.
I follow protocol to the T (with the exception of the days when I do a really intense workout, then I add an extra packet). I've tried cutting out all restricteds, only having restricteds on the weekend, and restricted every day with no real difference in results.
Has anyone else experienced this? I noticed that when I started to slow down was around when I switched my BC Pill to seasonale. Do you think that would have an affect on my weight loss? My coach is emailing the IP pharmacologist and her regional director to see. She's emailed her director before to see if there is anything I can do differently, and they say that my eating is great. She has ladies around my size that are still consistantly losing 3lbs or so a week.
I know that everyone's body is different and react differently to everything. If it was one bad week, I'd want to slap some sense into myself. But it's a trend, and it's really scaring me. What if I can't get to my goal weight? I don't think it's acceptable to lose only 1lb per week for the next 13 weeks. Am I being unreasonable? can anyone offer any insight?
Thank you so much...and sorry for the vent, I'm just so discouraged and frustrated.
Welcome cajunladybug22! Sounds like you are having a stall. From what I have seen and heard around here, it might benefit you to move on to phase 2 for a while. The only difference is adding some real protein to your lunch (I believe), but several people can attest to it jump starting their weight loss again. Maybe they can chime in and back me up here... I believe Darbs may be on vacation, but I think she is one who has had success with this. Read back through some of the old posts here (even a few months back) if you have time and you should see several of those who this method helped. Not sure why. It might just kick start your metabolism again or just mix it up, but it seems to work. A lot of people even keep losing in phase 3. I would just say it's time to stir things up. If you aren't ready to go there, try having your protein at a different time of day for a while. Anything to get off routine. Some have also found that adding a few extra carbs in jump starts them as well. It's pretty trial and error, but you are doing so well! Keep up the awesome work and it will happen! Remember it's a marathon not a race!Originally Posted by cajunladybug22
Hi. I'm new here, but this is the end of my 12th week on Phase 1, so I thought I'd peek my head in.
I had WI#12 today, and only lost 1lb. I'm really getting frustrated with my huge slow down in weight loss over the last 6 weeks. My first 5 weeks, I averaged 3.4lbs per week, and the last 7 weeks, it's been average of 1.9lbs per week.
I follow protocol to the T (with the exception of the days when I do a really intense workout, then I add an extra packet). I've tried cutting out all restricteds, only having restricteds on the weekend, and restricted every day with no real difference in results.
Has anyone else experienced this? I noticed that when I started to slow down was around when I switched my BC Pill to seasonale. Do you think that would have an affect on my weight loss? My coach is emailing the IP pharmacologist and her regional director to see. She's emailed her director before to see if there is anything I can do differently, and they say that my eating is great. She has ladies around my size that are still consistantly losing 3lbs or so a week.
I know that everyone's body is different and react differently to everything. If it was one bad week, I'd want to slap some sense into myself. But it's a trend, and it's really scaring me. What if I can't get to my goal weight? I don't think it's acceptable to lose only 1lb per week for the next 13 weeks. Am I being unreasonable? can anyone offer any insight?
Thank you so much...and sorry for the vent, I'm just so discouraged and frustrated.


