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Evita Frank - 20 Feb 2005 16:38 GMT
If your getting a little bored with your menu, try the George Stella's
Living Low Carb cookbook it is great. I've been on low carbs for 3 months
now and have lost 30 pounds.I wore a size 26 now I wear a 22. Still on the
path. My aim is a size 14 about 150 lbs.It was not easy in the beginning
and in the middle some days were ruff. But it is focus and alot of research
on your part to make it work. MY FOCUS IS I WANT TO LIVE!!Once you read
this book and the 500 recipes book, you won't run from the kitchen but too
it. This is not a quick fix it is a life style. It really is. Oh, keep a
journal for your self, everything you eat, drink and how you feel during
the day(Good or Bad). This way when times are rough or cheerful you can
look back to where you came from and know you can do this. Remember it is
about learning to make food work for YOU!!!!!!
Saffire - 20 Feb 2005 21:59 GMT
> If your getting a little bored with your menu, try the George Stella's
> Living Low Carb cookbook it is great. I've been on low carbs for 3 months
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> look back to where you came from and know you can do this. Remember it is
> about learning to make food work for YOU!!!!!!

Hi Evita, welcome to the group!  Excellent advice!

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Evita Frank - 21 Feb 2005 00:21 GMT
Nice to see some one writing in. I am making dinner as I write. Tonight the
menu is 1/2 chicken glazed with ceaser dressing about 3 carbs, baked egg
plant and zucchini. Diet snapples are my favorite, and water of course. For
the finish I will have sugar free jello and whipped cream. Once you learn
what to do, the kitchen is your best friend. I am having fun cooking,
losing weight, and making new friends on this chat.

Don't forget the late night binge, I have a few peanuts with lots of water
or the famous sun flower seeds (not to many of course the salt, or just get
the saltless ones). Also a good hot cup of your favorite tea with splenda
or equal (half and Half or lemon juice) will help.
None Given - 21 Feb 2005 17:57 GMT
> what to do, the kitchen is your best friend. I am having fun cooking,
> losing weight, and making new friends on this chat.
> Message posted via http://www.weightadviser.com

Since you are posting from this weight advisor site, you seem to be unaware
that you are actually posting to a Usenet newsgroup, not a 'chat' and not a
'board.'  However, weight advisor only gives you access to a few of the
threads in the newsgroup, apparently voted on by its users.  Another way to
access this group is to use a newsreader and a news server and click on
news:alt.support.diet.low-carb  another way is to use google groups.  Weight
adviser (and google groups) exist only to serve up advertising to it's
users.

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Evita Frank - 23 Feb 2005 18:58 GMT
I used the wrong term chat. I still like the fact that I can read
information from others that can help and encourage me as I hope visa
versa. Either way this site is very helpful especially in the weak moments.

Thanks for the correction
 
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