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Way too much time on my hands!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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Senior LCF Member
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As far as I know you do not have to cook your veggies. A lot of people seem to roast or steam the radishes, I tried it though and didn't love it, although I don't really like radishes to begin with , hah.
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Way too much time on my hands!
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In P&I the Dr said only use sacrine (Swet & low) or stevia and no dressings but I see alot of peeps saying they use Walden Farms (which uses splenda) or Braggs can we use these or not (dont want to screw up my chance to lose weight when my drops get here) |
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Blabbermouth!!!
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and not being flamed...I ask a simple question and seem to have angered the board I have the protocol in front of me, nowhere does it say you can have wf dressings. There are some that state you can have CO during P2 when it is very clear that we should stay away from those digestible oils. Confusing |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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that said a great treat and i mean great is to biol your radishes to death! and i mean change the water a couple of times until they are almost all white then take your beef portion and the boiled to death radishes(drained ) put your favorite roast spices in with it and slow cook it for a good while(like you would a full size roast) My DH thought they were new potatoes! and that we were cheating! so now i boil them like that and then go ahead and cook them like i would whole potatoes!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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Well, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. I ordered my drops last week and just got a notice from the seller (super fast shipping!) that they were shipped THIS MORNING. Oh well.
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Deb, that sounds interesting. I love radishes but they don't love me.
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Way too much time on my hands!
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I also must say that deb has some great ideas!! I tried the celery soup she sent me. I hate celery but when I cooked it in the soup (and cooked it to death!!) I could eat it!! Sometimes you have to try new things new ways and it works. I roast my radishes. I boil them, not quite to the extent that Deb does!!, and then roast them. Mighty tasty!!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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Ok, for my load days B - lots of bacon and eggs cooked in the bacon grease with cheddar cheese on the eggs, grits with lots of real butter and tons of cheese L - 4 ounces of a brick cheese 100% fat beef hamburger Snack(s) chicken wings with no sauce, cheesecake, cheese, whipped cream, I will attempt to consume an entire can of whipped cream during the two days of loading, boiled eggs, mixed nuts, salmon, olives, D- Prime rib, pork ribs, avocado (several I love these and can eat them like candy) Any other suggestions? I'm going shopping tonight! |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Way too much time on my hands!
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You will be surprised how much you can/will actually get down. The thought of eating anything on the hhcg will be unappealing. Good thing to eat what you are unable to eat while on P2 re the pork ribs and wings. I did the same--had pork and turkey, as well as fatty ground beef. Happy loading!!! |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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My dh just called to tell me I HAVE A PACKAGE AT HOME....MY HCG IS THERE....OHHHHHHHH I CAN'T WAIT..... Last edited by mutantmomof4; 07-06-2010 at 12:30 PM.. |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Or you can look at it this way. This was posted on the yahoo groups I am on. It made me think too! What you do in P2 might cause you to lose. Say, adding in the Walden Farms or using coconut oil. But what about the next phase? I have heard that those who have tried coconut oil on P2 have had a hard time stabilizing on P3/P4. Therefore I don't use them. Those that did not include the melbas became carb sensitive in P4. I have also seen the protocol talked about this way: the protocol is written in totality. It is a medical prescription for obesity. You have to follow all parts to get results. Do not piecemeal it together. If you follow P2/P3/P4 strictly you will get great results. If you stray/tweak/cheat, whatever you call it, even if you still lose in P2 what will happen in P3? P4? I was not willing to risk the stabilization in P3/P4 for anything. It kept me on the straight and narrow anytime temptation came around. Last edited by dawnyama; 07-06-2010 at 12:51 PM.. Reason: to add |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Just for the record, I agree with not tweaking protocol. But, I do use the WF dressing with no problems
The ingredients are pretty much all allowable on P2 anyway. I need to have a salad every now and again you know ![]() But, as for tweaking all of the time - adding in extras, using more than one veggie, using lotions & oils, using ANYTHING not in the protocol - I whole-heartedly agree with Dawn! These people always have trouble and then wonder why - it's because you're not following protocol!!!! I always look at it in the sense that it's only 23 days and I can handle anything for 23 days. Plus, I want the OPTIMAL results, not good ones!!!!
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Blabbermouth!!!
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What I am saying is that I don't understand how in one breath you are stating we should not tweek but in the next breath you are saying use wf dressing...that is tweeking...I for one plan to stick to the plan and nothing else.
I understand what you are saying about this being a prescription for obesity, I have no intenion of cheating/tweeking/whatever...we only really get one chance at any plan IMO...when I did Atkins the first time the fat melted off, less the second, even less the third, here I am 10 years later still trying to restart the same plan with even less results...I am looking at this as my new beginning, I have an opportunity to start fresh and put to use all the lessons I've learned over the years...so no, one should not use wf dressing because it is not what is prescribed, at least that is the way I see it. |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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ok I noticed alot of the recipes on OUR recipe thread calls for Bragg's
can we use that? |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Ok, here's one more ? for you ladies. I was wondering if a dish made with shredded cabbage sweated in low sodium fat free chicken broth with cut up chicken would work for a meal? Broth= yea or nay?
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Way too much time on my hands!
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I used broth on 2 of my rounds with no problems. And I know that deb used it too. That should work for ya!
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Senior LCF Member
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I have heard differing opinions on this one as well... Here goes.
Are you supposed to eat the melba during P3? I've seen some people (on another site) keep eating it, and some don't. It is very confusing, when everyone is doing things a bit differently. We all have to decide for ourselves what we are willing to risk, but should try our best not to judge those who do things differently. I am asking for advice on what you all do during P3 about the melbas, but I won't let anyone's response decide for me. I am going to take into consideration every viewpoint I learn, and make an educated decision on my own. I chose to eat the melbas in P2 for the same reason as Dawn was discussing. I've learned from others who have left things out (the melba, one fruit, etc.) and have had a near impossible time stabilizing in P3/P4. |
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I *can't* eat either the melbas or the breadsticks, as I'm allergic to wheat. Dr. S. didn't give any alternatives for folks like me, so I'm SOL when it comes to a replacement. OR I can use my best judgment and put in something similar that's wheat-free. But then that's considered a tweak? So I leave it out and chance becoming overly carb-sensitive. What do I do? It gives me a headache to think about it.
I've seen similar arguments about Splenda vs. Stevia. Or turkey breast vs. chicken breast and bison vs. hamburger. Not to mention grass-fed and conventional/CFAO meat. And other things that weren't around in 1852 in Italy. Where do you draw the line(s)? |
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Junior LCF Member
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Does anyone know which HHCG drops are the most potent? As far as the numbers on the bottle go? I asked this question a few pages back, but the only response that I got was from StinaStina, who advised that she would also like to know...
I would appreciate any thoughts that anyone has, please! (and Thank you!) |
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Major LCF Poster!
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OK y'all talked me into it, I went ahead and sprayed just now. I'm going to do another one tonight and then start on a regular 12 hr. schedule w/ it tomorrow.
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