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Originally Posted by Sisterstep16
Hello fellow Iper's (Yay I Have a Home)
It is so frustrating with all the negativity, people close to me cannot understand why "I am starving myself" (pretty full if you ask me) Oh well enough of them!
So I am on wrapping up day 5 of my first time on IP, I have my first weigh in tomorrow and am kind of nervous and refuse to step on a scale until I am there. So I do have a question my coach (if you can call him that) took my money and handed me a whole lot of papers to read on my own and a bag full of products to try....now as I have been reading the threads I realize most of the products that i actually liked and have been eating are restricted (go figure). It just so happens that I have only ended up having one restricted item per day thank goodness but now I am kind of hooked and worried because you all say not to eat those my first few weeks. Why would they be in my sample bag then? grrr quite upset!
Since tomorrow is when I have to go in and pick up packets should i just not get any of those restricted ones so no temptation or have I already messed up by eating them so early into program. Has anyone had good success on IP eating one restricted a day? if yes it may be worth it for me to keep it up as it feels like my little treat and helps me stray away from cheating!
Sorry for such a long post and rant but trying to get started the right way.
I do have a small victory as today is the first time I went the whole day without feeling sick, I actually have a lot of energy! Yayyyyy
I realize that if we are not eating the foods and the amounts that they are currently eating they think we are starving ourselves. Oh well, that's the way the world turns.
You should have received a paper that list all of the IP foods, what is in each food and listed which ones are restricted and nonrestricted. Some coaches allow one restricted daily from the beginning, some do not. I have eaten one restricted daily from day one. You don't have to do it that way. Return to those papers at times and reread them, you may find some thing you missed in the beginning or have forgotten or most importantly have gotten a little slack on. I am speaking from experience.