Week One Journey - Good and Bad
Posted 11-05-2009 at 08:00 AM by hunting for result
Week one started on 10/25/09 and the first 3 days where brutal. Severe headaches was the worst part, and the stop of "grazing" during "meals" was the hardest habit to conquer. Although I never felt hungry, I continued to want to put food in my mouth between meals. I never did, but caught myself opening pantry closet and refrigerator. I kept myself motivated with the scale plunging and that helped me stay in control. The first 5 nights was a continual run to the bathroom. I was not a big water drinker, but am getting my water in now. With this plan, you need to eat 4 - 6 meals a day, so I made it a rule that I need to drink 16 oz bottle of water before each meal (that included the first meal as well); so by mid afternoon, I usually have the water that is required consumed for the day. After that, it is just a plus. I do believe that water helps keep the carb cravings lower. I am taking vitamins and supplements on this plan to help with that issue as well.
I lost a total of 7 pounds in one week and that was a motivater for sure.
Week 2 suggests that exercise be a part of this program and I have yet to begin, so I really need to get going on this. I am so aware that exercise will help speed up the weight loss, but I really have this mental block on it. I can think of every excuse not to exercise. I am by far not a lazy person, I work full time, have a huge house that I keep clean, am on some capacity on 8 different organizations, trustee for our subdivision and help my hubby on his political world (he is an elected official in our city). I know I have to take the time out of the day for "ME" time, but that is hard for me to do.
Week 2, Day 4 and no weight loss this week. That is depressing, but I will keep plugging along and maybe this aspect will FORCE me to get into an exercise plan. If anyone reads this and has a suggestion on how to motivate me to exercise, I am all ears. More later.
I lost a total of 7 pounds in one week and that was a motivater for sure.
Week 2 suggests that exercise be a part of this program and I have yet to begin, so I really need to get going on this. I am so aware that exercise will help speed up the weight loss, but I really have this mental block on it. I can think of every excuse not to exercise. I am by far not a lazy person, I work full time, have a huge house that I keep clean, am on some capacity on 8 different organizations, trustee for our subdivision and help my hubby on his political world (he is an elected official in our city). I know I have to take the time out of the day for "ME" time, but that is hard for me to do.
Week 2, Day 4 and no weight loss this week. That is depressing, but I will keep plugging along and maybe this aspect will FORCE me to get into an exercise plan. If anyone reads this and has a suggestion on how to motivate me to exercise, I am all ears. More later.
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Rose, I am so proud of you!! It is hard to "find" time to exercise as we all put everyone ahead of ourselves. The bad thing is you start and you are motivated but you don't get in the habit because you are too busy and you miss a day then another and so on.
Try to get up 45 minutes early and just do it! OR Just do 10 minute sessions several times a day. Google 10 minute exercises and many come up. YOU can do this and you WILL do this. ![]() ![]() |
Posted 11-09-2009 at 08:44 AM by mcjful
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Thanks Mary, I will try your suggestion.
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Posted 11-10-2009 at 01:16 PM by hunting for result
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