Pepper pot
Member
Hi everyone, hope you don't mind me joining in.
I started lipotrim Tfr on Tuesday, I found the first day easy, yesterday a little harder,
and day three well:sigh: I've woken up feeling awful this morning but after a glass of water and my new best friend black coffee I'm perking up a little
I tried Lipotrim once before but didn't get past day 5... This time I think I am in the right head space for it... it feels like it's now or never for me..
I have seen a lot of critics of this diet but I think it's the only way for me now, I need to break my destructive relationship with food and re- train myself that I don't need the rubbish.
I think the thing that I have noticed over the last few weeks that really gave me a kick up the bum is I am really acting like an addict.
A couple of weeks ago I saw a lovely pair of shoes that were £50 and I thought no I can't afford that, the very same night I went out and spent £46 having a meal and thought nothing of it.
I see a cheap top say £10 in asda and think no I can't afford that, then on the way out I'll go spend that £10 in the cafe stuffing my face
They do say don't they that an addict will do without everything else to feed their habit.
I found this web site last week whilst thinking of trying the Lipotrim again and found it really inspirational, all your stories and photos (amazing) have really spurred me on. I think the support you give each other is brill
So here I am week one weighing in at 16st praying I can stick in there with you all and let the skinny me back out 
I started lipotrim Tfr on Tuesday, I found the first day easy, yesterday a little harder,
and day three well:sigh: I've woken up feeling awful this morning but after a glass of water and my new best friend black coffee I'm perking up a little
I tried Lipotrim once before but didn't get past day 5... This time I think I am in the right head space for it... it feels like it's now or never for me..
I have seen a lot of critics of this diet but I think it's the only way for me now, I need to break my destructive relationship with food and re- train myself that I don't need the rubbish.
I think the thing that I have noticed over the last few weeks that really gave me a kick up the bum is I am really acting like an addict.
A couple of weeks ago I saw a lovely pair of shoes that were £50 and I thought no I can't afford that, the very same night I went out and spent £46 having a meal and thought nothing of it.
I see a cheap top say £10 in asda and think no I can't afford that, then on the way out I'll go spend that £10 in the cafe stuffing my face
I found this web site last week whilst thinking of trying the Lipotrim again and found it really inspirational, all your stories and photos (amazing) have really spurred me on. I think the support you give each other is brill