Loz1986
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So, I finished off the junk in the house last night (I know - probably a bad move), but that's it now. I ordered a trial pack of Slim and Save online on Sunday and it arrived today (well, I collected it from the drop off point thing - same difference). My plan is that I have that for an evening meal - I do not have the discipline to do a food replacement diet, I think that would drive me completely crazy! Anyway, this is a trial pack, there are 28 'meals' in there which should last 7 days - as I'm just going to have them for my evening meal, that's 4 weeks worth sorted out (though I've got a few evenings out with friends, so I'll eat normally on these, so it'll do me a little over 4 weeks). Hopefully, I'll lose weight and save money. They've sent me quite a selection. I've decided to try one of the shakes tonight - rhubarb and custard. I've never been much of a shake kind of girl, but I thought I'd give it a go. I can't really taste any rhubarb and custard in it, it doesn't really have much of a taste, but it smells like porridge. I don't dislike it - I guess I'm neutral about it. I worried it would be rather powdery but it doesn't actually taste powdery, which is a good thing.
So I've worked out today's calories and it's going to come to under 500 calories, which is pretty poor really. I know it's not too bad as a one off (hmm, maybe I could do the 5:2 diet?), but I should probably get something in which is going to bring the calorie intake up in a healthy way. I never thought I would have to say that whilst on a diet! I'll go shopping at the weekend, get some yogurt and some fruit in.
I've also ordered some inositol (I want to say 'I knows it all' every time I type that!). It's meant to be good for fertility. I also think I might have PCOS, though this has never been investigated (with regards the need for IVF, it was all his issues that we know of - he has a child with his ex and he was investigated then) as I know the GP would just say to lose weight. Inositol helps with PCOS and there is some evidence it can help slightly with weight loss. From what I've read, I can't see any negative effects so thought I would give it a go.
So I've worked out today's calories and it's going to come to under 500 calories, which is pretty poor really. I know it's not too bad as a one off (hmm, maybe I could do the 5:2 diet?), but I should probably get something in which is going to bring the calorie intake up in a healthy way. I never thought I would have to say that whilst on a diet! I'll go shopping at the weekend, get some yogurt and some fruit in.
I've also ordered some inositol (I want to say 'I knows it all' every time I type that!). It's meant to be good for fertility. I also think I might have PCOS, though this has never been investigated (with regards the need for IVF, it was all his issues that we know of - he has a child with his ex and he was investigated then) as I know the GP would just say to lose weight. Inositol helps with PCOS and there is some evidence it can help slightly with weight loss. From what I've read, I can't see any negative effects so thought I would give it a go.