http://illwillpress.com/fatkins.html
I think i even found this more funny as I am on a low carb diet :D
~Kat
"The early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets the cheese."

Well inspite of all the medical issues and happenings of the last
month or so, I went for my WW weigh in tonight. I was down 600g (1 lb)
from my weigh in 1 month ago, so I am really pleased with myself. This
is inspite of being hypothyroid and not doing any real exercise. Now I

I feel as though I have just made a real break thru this week!  I had been
getting very tired very quickly since starting the gym, and had been lucky
to complete a full workout that I would aim for.  My heart rate would be
higher than I would like (and my chest would hurt from astma ...

What the HECK does that mean?
ugh ... all this low carb advertising is confusing at best.
I don't buy low carb marketed products, but eat a monitored carb diet.
Now I see "sugar carbs" being touted on the outside of packaging and have NO

I am a neither anti-Atkins nor follower. but i am quite suprised that
lowcarber even consider carb-loading is totally wrong.
http://atkins.com/Archive/2001/11/28-742445.html
any comments? runners and dieters

Now, all my life I've been 'chubby', never really obese, but no where
near thin. About a year ago, my parents where arrested so I went to
live with my grandmother, and she's an elderly Russian Jewish lady, so
you can imagine the food. Every meal is a 5 course feast, with snacks

I am considering using the Trim Spa supplements. In particular, the X32
and the Fat Blocker. Has anyone had any experience, good or bad, with this?

Food:
9:00 (home): 30g Hi-Lo cereal, 30g All Bran, 22g whey protein, 1 cup
skim milk
12:00 (from work cafeteria): salad w/ 4 oz. grilled tuna, 2 cups mixed

Well another month has past on this journey to a slimmer me. A lot has happened in the past month, our vehicle woes finally came to a head when the Blazer was diagnosed as terminal & unfixable. It was hard to see the forest through the trees at that time but in the end we were ...

Amazing!  I've dropped 6.6 pounds in the last seven days!  I know it can't
continue at this rate, but I'm not worried.  I'm eating a healthy balance of
the right things in moderate amounts, averaging about 25 Weight Watchers
points per day, but in the last couple of days I've ...

http://my.webmd.com/content/article/52/49941.htm
Weight Loss Surgery May Add Years to Life
Risk of Obesity Greater Than Risk of Surgery
By Laird Harrison

I've been reading this newsgroup for a pretty long time and I must say that
it's one of the most friendly ones I've ever come across:) My name is
Catherine and I'm from Poland (I'm sorry for any mistakes :) ) I don't
consider myself obese (my bmi is 23) however I have put on some ...

Although my current figure doesn't show it, I was a bit of a jock
in high school (Phys. Ed., Track & Field, Vollyeball); so I should
know how to exercise properly. Still, I was in a hurry this morning
and didn't stretch before I walked! I started off faster than usual

I am currently on a 1200 calorie a day diet and it is going very well.  My
question is, when I go on to nights I am often up for much longer hours
(often up to 18 hours) which will result in me having to eat more food.  Is
this going to affect me much?

Dear group,
    I've Googled about this, but I've found conflicting answers, so I am
asking for your personal experiences.
    It seems like Fitday guestimates individual bmrs relatively high--at