Great thread and thank you to who ever recommended it in the Cambridge site.
Think Fred and dinner times at work will be something of a past occasion as of Monday! :lol:

Great thread and thank you to who ever recommended it in the Cambridge site.
Think Fred and dinner times at work will be something of a past occasion as of Monday! :lol:

I am new to this forum but posts like yours, KD, make me realise what a brilliant place it is! I too am an 'over' 'thinker and a control freak but at times auto pilot Fred seems to control me. I need to read your posts through carefully again and work on it. In the meantime, thank you! A brilliant explanation.
SilverS
Fred is the subconscious and controls 90% of the mind. We need to get |Fred on side with any change. Many people think Fred is supporting them, but actually his main priority is to ensure your survival. If you have programmed fred to believe that being fat protects you, he will take over and sabotage your diet etc
This is what was running my mind, but with hypnotherapy I'm now tellling Fred what to do

I have just realised that I have a Fred residing with me tooHis tenancy agreement needs to be renegotiated though
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Pic above is my weight loss journey over the past few years, new journey starts now
On June 9th this year, I shall be taking part in the Edinburgh Moonwalk, walking 26.2 miles through the night and in a fetching bra ( still to be decorated). Any donation, big or small will be most gratefully received
http://www.walkthewalkfundraising.or...on_whitehill_2
starting weight 13st 2lbs
Current weight 12st 10lbs

me and my fred are about to have a chat !!!
i can explain and understand every diet going, i can advise others and be supportive, but i sabotage myself every time i start to lose.
obviously my fred has learnt that i don't want to lose weight.
well fred your wrong and i need to you to know that !!!
writing it down will hopefully start his learning process
i have been reborn this evening thanks to things i have read on here !!
two things spring to mind [right said fred] and drop dead fred ! great concept though ill be giving it a try xxx
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Absolutely brilliant. I wish I'd read your concept years ago. I'm a huge procrastinator... at everything besides 'quick'/ menial tasks. I often feel sad at a lost potential; particularly academically and musically. I hope I can regain some of what was lost rethinking in this way.
Bumped - because this is one of the best threads on Minimins. Thanks you KD!
Ali
Read about my Alizonne journey at http://www.minimins.com/very-low-calorie-diets/248043-120lbs-shed-alizonne-tightening.html
Thank you for linking this in your diary, AliGal, and huuuuge thanks to KD for articulating this concept so beautifully. This chimes with something I read on Michael Eades' blog The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. » Why is low-carb is harder the second time around, part II about controlling your elephant. Human rides elephant, and it all looks graceful as long as the elephant has decided to give control over to the human. However, if the elephant goes on the rampage it's a force impossible to stop, regardless of the human on board... It's important to train your elephant/Fred, for sure.
Lovely connection, Weevil. Thanks for the Elephant, too! I love the paleo stuff - it makes such sense. Check out the lovely Swedish doc too - he has lots of great videos on why obesity has risen Diet Doctor - Real food for your health
Ali
Read about my Alizonne journey at http://www.minimins.com/very-low-calorie-diets/248043-120lbs-shed-alizonne-tightening.html