I joined the forum less than two weeks ago, looking for more info about Lipotrim. I have been on Atkins for several months, but after plateauing for a few weeks, I wanted to get a boost and a friend had used LT successfully.
Less than two weeks ago I decided to try a food replacement diet called Lipotrim, which puts you in ketosis. I did this because I had plateaued on Atkins after losing quite a bit of weight over 4 months. Since it was based on ketosis and have a good friend who has been successful on Lipotrim, I thought I would give it a shot.
Well, after a week on LT I was hit by gall stones which was not very nice at all. I looked for some info and answers and I found that it is quite common for people on these kind of diets to get gall stones.
Either way, since I do not enjoy the horrible pain, I went back to eating as I used to on Atkins. At least I lost roughly 9lbs on LT before the gall stones hit me.
I do not think I will deviate like that again. This diet has been very good to me. I am enjoying it and seeing great results.
Less than two weeks ago I decided to try a food replacement diet called Lipotrim, which puts you in ketosis. I did this because I had plateaued on Atkins after losing quite a bit of weight over 4 months. Since it was based on ketosis and have a good friend who has been successful on Lipotrim, I thought I would give it a shot.
Well, after a week on LT I was hit by gall stones which was not very nice at all. I looked for some info and answers and I found that it is quite common for people on these kind of diets to get gall stones.
Either way, since I do not enjoy the horrible pain, I went back to eating as I used to on Atkins. At least I lost roughly 9lbs on LT before the gall stones hit me.
I do not think I will deviate like that again. This diet has been very good to me. I am enjoying it and seeing great results.