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Originally Posted by Redonkulous
I want to share some advice for all you IPers who may have moments of "weakness" - this was invaluable advice given to me in my weight loss journey:
A LAPSE is falling off the wagon.
A RELAPSE is falling off the wagon, again, maybe several times, but still getting on again.
But a COLLAPSE - that is giving up completely.
We all have lapses. And yes, every now and then, we may even experience relapses (hopefully not too many!) But we don't have to make them collapses!
GO TEAM!
Fantastic advice, thanks for sharing it. In the scheme of things 1 day is just 1 day out of the rest of your life. Don't sweat the small stuff.
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Originally Posted by TripSwitch
I've been a member here on 3fc for a few years and it's been great... And I've sort of followed the IP forum and always thought it was pretty interesting... And of course I've always wanted to see if I'd be able to follow the IP protocol... Well I've decided that I'm ready to lose the rest of weight and IP is the way to do it!
I've been following a ketogenic plan already and have been in ketosis for the last month, but I am a little bit afraid that the reduction in fat and calories might be a bit of a shock to my system.... I guess we'll see... But I'm ready... I know I can do this... And I Will Reach My Goal!
Welcome Trip. Glad to have you on the keto-side of the 3FC house.
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Originally Posted by kaleidomom
Has anyone found a bread-like substitute? I think of all the things that are restricted bread is the hardest for me.
I love reading everyone's successes and struggles. When I need a bit of motivation I always check in! Keep it up everyone!
If you have Facebook you should check out (request to join as it's a Closed group) Janeva's Ideal Recipes Cookbook - Phase 1. She has some bread recipes in the Files area.
You can make pseudo bread rolls using the potato puree packets combined with the crispy cereal (assuming you're not soy intolerant). You can also make good cinnamon bread using the crispy cereal with one of the pudding packets, or a banana cake with a choc pudding and banana pudding packets. They don't require much beyond the usual (some egg white, baking powder, little salt) and can often fill that "texture" void that IP packet foods can leave in our lives.
Janeva also has a great french toast recipe that I am going to try out as a supper treat later in the week.
