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    so Im 5 ft 2 and i weigh 67 kg (147.71 pounds) this is the heaviest i've been
    On and off with diets and not being able to stick to them
    I've always felt i was overweight but now i think looking back, i used to be so slim! I've really put on the pounds past two years...Being overweight is partly due to me having depression due to an illness for a year (recovered now) where i hardly used to move, hardly ate, and when i did i would just binge.

    Anyway I know that lipotrim is not good long term, and i don't want to yo-yo. i know that exercise and healthy diet will make me toned slim.. but i can't ever stick to this plan because the weight loss is too slow.


    SO after my exams this May i was thinking to do a short burst of lipotrim, perhaps lose a stone. Then i was planning to lose the next half a stone by exercise alone, then back to lipotrim for another stone. I have joined a gym and plan to go everyday so i can get used to the exercise, as i know i will have to do this to keep the weight off after lipotrim.

    just looking for a bit of encouragement really feel crap at the moment.

    My plan for summer is: week 1: 100 TFR
    week 2: 100 TFR
    week 3: refeed
    week 4 refeed

    week 5 to 8 NO lipotrim: healthy lifestyle lots of exercise, maintain weightloss if not lose more!

    week 9-13 back to lipotrim if needed...

    I want to do lipotrim for two weeks rather than one, because i think it may help me to ease better into eating normal food, i really dont want to mess my metabolism up or carb-load. What are your thoughts on this?

    ANy vegetarian refeed ideas? ( im not keen on eggs )

    Also how do people deal with strict family and friends thinking its a fad diet?

    Thanks everyone
    Last edited by Racoon : 23rd March, 2013 at 09:42 PM

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    Diet: Back to LT
    Height: 5ft5in
    Start Date: Restart 20th Jan
    Start Weight: 12st9lb
    Current Weight: 10st8.5lb
    Goal Weight: 9st10lb
    Goal Date: This year!!!


    BMI Information:
    Start BMI: 29.5
    Current BMI: 24.7
    Goal BMI: 22.6


    Statistics:
    Total Weight Loss: 2st0.5lb
    Weight to Lose: 0st12.5lb
    % Lost 16.1%
    You have to be at least a stone overweight for them to let you do LT. So maybe you should try it for a month - 6 weeks then try losing the rest yourself.

    It's safe to do for months and months and months. Some (very strong minded) people on here have done it for 6+ months continuously!

    As for yo-yoing. That's not to do with LT that's more to do with people returning to their old and unhealthy eating habits after losing weight. I can safely say that since last march I've eaten junk once again and regained some of the weight I lost. That's my fault not the fault of the diet. If you eat fried food, takeaway and other rubbish in excess (like me) then you will put weight on regardless of how you lost it!

    You don't seem to have that much weight to lose so thinking you're going to lose a stone of fat in 2 weeks is a little optimistic - think a month is more likely. Don't forget the first week it's mainly water loss. Not a lot of point doing this diet for two weeks.

    The refeed is designed to sort out the carb problem - I did a weeks refeed then a week of sensible eating as a break (see my sig)... You shouldn't regain more than a few lbs if you do it properly. You MUST refeed (I have made the mistake before of not doing it properly).

    Refeed for a veggie - check out my refeed thread. I did eat a few eggs as I love them but I also had tofu and quorn.
    Be careful with quorn products though - a lot of them are fat laden! The quorn family roast is maybe the best option.

    Good luck!
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    Goals for this time-
    Weight myself and assess the damage of the last 6 months - Done +1st12lbs
    Get back under 12st- Done week 3
    Manage a whole month on VLCD. DONE WHOOOOO!
    Make it to 24th FEB. YES YES YES YESSSSS
    Refeed PROPERLY for a week. Done!
    Have ONE week break ONLY.
    Start again on 11/3/2013
    Manage 4 more weeks on VLCD. Done whooo!
    Shrink my belly so I don't look pregnant!
    Get under 11st- Done week 10
    Get out of the, 'overweight' category into the 'normal' Done week 12 Undone week 13
    Get back into my small size 14 jeans - DONE Wk 12!! But they're tight after a meal
    Refeed properly - eg not giving up after 4 days - Meh.
    Get to 10.5st.
    Get a new dress and feel sexy!

    WK1: -5.5lbs WK2: -4lbs WK3: -2lbs WK4: -5lbs WK5: -1lb
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    Hi Racoon

    My advice is if you're serious about losing weight, commit to doing LT for 6-8 weeks and not bounce about coming on and off it (it will be really hard getting back on it after a break) - if you only need 6 weeks to move most of the weight that's fab, but be prepared to go a little longer. Getting into ketosis is the key for LT. Although you're having very few calories, you're making use of your bodies natural ability to go into fat burning mode in ketosis, which also keeps your hunger at manageable levels and is a lifesaver. While you're on LT prepare mentally for when you come off, so you do a proper refeed and then change your eating habits to something healthy and sustainable for you. LT is just the first step. It's tough but effective - but you have to be determined to get through the first week. I know I personally wouldn't want to do week1 more than once in a very long while.

    Best wishes

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    Started 123.4kg (19st 7lbs) 22/10/2012 Target 65kgs (10st 3lbs)
    W1-4.6=118.8Kg
    W2-1.1=117.7kg
    W3-1.6=116.1Kg
    W4-1.1=115.0Kg
    W5-2.4=112.6Kg
    W6-2.8=109.8Kg 2st loss
    W7-1.8=108.0Kg
    W8-2.4=105.6Kg
    W9-2.3=103.3Kg 3st lost
    W10-1.9=101.4Kg 15st 13
    W11-1.9=99.5Kg 15st 9
    W12-1.2=98.3Kg 15st 7
    W13-2.3=96.0Kg 15st 2 4 st lost
    W14-2.2=93.8Kg 14st 11
    W15-1.5=92.3Kg 14st 7.5
    W16-1.9=90.4Kg 14st 3lbs = 5st loss, BMI 29.5 and 199.29lbs - I'm under 200lbs 11/02/2013
    W17-0.7=89.7Kg 14st 1.5
    W18-2.1=87.6Kg 13st 11
    W19-1.6=86.0Kg 13st 7 = 6st loss!
    W20-0.6=85.4Kg 13st 6
    W21-1.7=83.7Kg 13st 3
    W22-1.2=82.5Kg 13st 0 6.5st loss

    W23-1.8=80.7Kg 12st 10
    W24-2.6=78.1Kg 12st 4 7st 3 lost
    W25-1.3=76.8Kg 12st 1
    W26-1.3=75.5Kg 11st 12 over 7.5st loss
    W27-1.5=74.0Kg 11st 9
    W28 29/4/13 refeeding 74.4 11st 10
    W29 76.4 12st
    Total loss: 49.4kg / 108.68lbs


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