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if they are too low your body has to get the nourishment from somewhere---it will go for the muscles --- Take a look at Regina's blog--I posted the info yesterday Regina's post about 5 simple rules--- she also has some posts buried in her blog about induction---really good info |
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Committed to Succeed
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Emerald City
Posts: 14,965
Gallery: Magicsmom
Stats: 282/211.5/140
WOE: Seeing a nutritionist who believes in low carb!
Start Date: Off & On (mostly on) since January 2004
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Well, she'd better be prepared to go off and on KK for the rest of her life. She is finding that even a small slip up produces fast weight gain. Her metabolism must be in the tank.
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Especially, since she used the last name "Beauchamp" as an alias too. I was surprised when T said it was Gary. I mean Gary doesn't seem French at all. LOL ![]() |
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It does indeed sound like you were doing Atkins - and yes we do love Linda Sue and her recipes! ![]() I'm still concerned about you wanting to go so low on your calories though, for the simple reason that at your weight, especially since you said you think you've gained it all back, that 1000-1200 isn't anywhere near your basal metabolic rate (BMR). BMR is the number of calories you'd use if all you did was lie in bed 24-7. All that amount does is to keep the organs functioning, and prevent muscle loss. If you are now somewhere in the range of 340 lbs, your BMR is at least 2000 calories. I wasn't sure what height and age to put into the BMR calculator, but you can use the BMR Calculator and do it yourself to find out what your absolute minimum daily calorie intake should be. After you find out your minimum, then you factor in your activity level, using the Harris Benedict Equation. Now you're ready to figure out just how low in calories it's safe for you to go, without putting yourself back into starvation mode, where your body will conserve every calorie you put into it, as if you're starving to death. You can subtract 300-500 calories from that last number for weight loss calorie intake, but make sure you don't go under your BMR number. You can (and should!) recalculate these numbers periodically, as you lose weight. Another thing I'd suggest reading (just so you understand approximately how the calories should be divided up) is Regina Wilshire's post called "5 Simple Rules". It is, as the title implies, a simplified way of making sure you take in enough calories, enough protein, enough fats, and most of your carbs in the form of veggies (for the very important phytonutrients they provide). (I should add that what she suggests is not strictly Atkins, because she is allowing things like nuts and berries from day one, but that's because the person she originally wrote this for will be on induction level carbs for an extended time, and she was trying to provide enough variety to alleviate boredom, but you could take her suggestions and use them for more understanding of Atkins. Also, the suggestions to use only organic dairy and grass fed beef are financially and/or logistically not possible for many of us - I personally use regular beef, eggs, and dairy - but doing the best you can within the basic parameters of types of food intake is certainly better than the standard high carb diet) I know you said Atkins didn't work for you when you tried it, but its' possible that you were eating below your BMR, and therefore your body was refusing to let go of any fat. It's also possible that you were eating well above your calorie needs. Some of us (that would be me ) take the admonition to be "unafraid of fat" and eating until satisfied waaaay too far, and need a bit more guidance as to how much is enough without being too much.
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: 40 miles off Land's End
Posts: 226
Gallery: thetruthinhiding
Stats: 800 lb Gorilla
WOE: jemangepatelol
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Kimmer: Laxatives #5 The TRUTH Starts Here Yesterday: Kimmer: Laxatives #6 The TRUTH Starts Here I'll have one or two more coming to complete the series. |
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MAJOR LCF POSTER!
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Alabama
Posts: 1,383
Gallery: Mayberryfan
Stats: 255/204/150
WOE: PPLP
Start Date: June 6, 2007
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: New Egypt, NJ
Posts: 827
Gallery: Barbara B
WOE: Dr. Richard Bernstein
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Way too much time on my hands!
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Dutch transplant in La-la-land aka as California
Posts: 15,155
Gallery: tiggerr
Stats: Two Half Marathons down, one to go
WOE: Back on the LC track.
Start Date: May,2003
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Correctly written and all, it almost feels like the wearer is thumbing his/her nose at people aSSuming they'd never get it. But Ducks know languages..... |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: 40 miles off Land's End
Posts: 226
Gallery: thetruthinhiding
Stats: 800 lb Gorilla
WOE: jemangepatelol
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Way too much time on my hands!
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Dutch transplant in La-la-land aka as California
Posts: 15,155
Gallery: tiggerr
Stats: Two Half Marathons down, one to go
WOE: Back on the LC track.
Start Date: May,2003
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![]() My marathon coach would get a kick out of that one. |
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![]() -Yes, Linda Sue's website of recipes is one of the most well laid out one I have seen for lowcarb. It is very user friendly too! If someone has not seen it I highly recommend taking a look- Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes - Home - Regarding the BMR- If one has a higher ratio of body fat, due to muscle loss while on kimkins or other starvation type diets, it would be less than the calculated BMR, right? Do you know or does anyone know, the percentage at which the BMR should decrease in those cases?
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: New Egypt, NJ
Posts: 827
Gallery: Barbara B
WOE: Dr. Richard Bernstein
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![]() AmyB, hon, sorry you have to deal with those kind of messages from an evil person. ![]() |
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MAJOR LCF POSTER!
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![]() ![]() Should I drag out the fake KK success stories and the pic of the guy in the speedo? It is always a crowd pleaser......... ![]() |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: 40 miles off Land's End
Posts: 226
Gallery: thetruthinhiding
Stats: 800 lb Gorilla
WOE: jemangepatelol
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![]() We have Gary's phone number if anyone wants to ask him if it was him. Last edited by thetruthinhiding : 04-22-2008 at 09:28 AM. |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: 40 miles off Land's End
Posts: 226
Gallery: thetruthinhiding
Stats: 800 lb Gorilla
WOE: jemangepatelol
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Last edited by thetruthinhiding : 04-22-2008 at 09:22 AM. Reason: removed something mean I wasn't comfortable with |
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#1488 | |
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If you're simply not able to lose on that (and we're not talking about slow results, but no results at all), and have given your body plenty of time to repair a broken metabolism (using a nutrient dense diet, not the typical SAD diet), I would think that would be the time to look into a more accurate way of determining lean body mass - but then how to calculate the BMR from that would change, and you'd have to look into that separately. |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
Join Date: Nov 2006
Posts: 4,696
Gallery: 2big4mysize
Stats: 313 to current goalie 169-173
WOE: Atkins 2002
Start Date: june 1 2002
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HB if you know your lean body or fat mass you can use the Katch McArdel formula to determine your minimum cal needs it is the same for guys and gals
BMR = 370 + (21.6 X lean mass in kg) The activity factor multilier is about the same for that formulas AMR as the HArris Bennidict one. WOW soi SL is having trouble adding back carbs too. Wonder if she too will follow Regina's advise from the Making it a healthy WOE if possible topic and forget about the scales as she eats to heal her body and once healing is accomplished then lower cals and do the weight loss phase of a medically correct not nutrtionally bankrupt plan to return to a healthy goal weight she can maintain for life. And that is why I love DANDR 2002 it has step by step from start to finsih and everything you could encounter from slight cheats off plan days to regains to stalls covered. I just do like Martin Luther and rip the offending chapter (James for him, chapter 18 Frankenfood induction for me) from my "bible"
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MAJOR LCF POSTER!
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Fontaine (pronounced Fon-Tainnnnn)- A reservoir or chamber containing a supply of liquid that can be siphoned off as needed. As in- Y'all want sumphtin to drink from that there soda fontaine or drinking fontaine. But no really I forgot Gary's last name was Fontaine... C'est la vie, Non? |
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happy girlie girl!
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Austin, TX
Posts: 6,026
Gallery: Cutie
Stats: lost 110lbs. 245-135; maintaining 135-140 :)
WOE: IE w/mostly low GL foods
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thanks for the update...just went and checked it out.
on the post about the "ask kimmer" thread...did y'all see what mariasol suggested in the comments about kimmer's avi & stats should be changed? i think that's a GREAT IDEA |
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