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**Averti$ingGuru** · 06-25-2012, 03:54 PM

I am glad that there are at least some that are eating carbs after the treatment without major regain. I understand the Paleo diet, but it is not optimal for me being a person who dislikes meat. It will be hard enough getting through the 6 weeks of carb free diet! I am concerned about what will happen to me, as I have just completed my year of postpartum breastfeeding, and gained 40 pounds in the process--negating my 35 pound weight loss during the pregnancy. This has happened to me 3 times now, so I am afraid that simulating pregnancy with hcg might cause the same rapid weight regain after I stop.

As for gluten free, I am open to the idea. I did try a GF diet for over 6 months to help my thyroid a few years back, with no noticeable changes to weight or general health. I will probably try staying GF for a while after this diet, though, and see how things go when I start bread again.

Well, hcg isn't the same as pregnancy. U take only a very low dose here & u eat a very controlled diet, so u ve a very controlled hormonal response. And u never did a P3 after ur pregnancies, rt? This is actually the phase where ur hypothalamus gets reset. & since u add everything back slowly, u ll figure out exactly the things ur body doesn't do well on. U might ve another sensitivity besides gluten. U ll do just fine.

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06-25-2012, 03:54 PM	#11
Averti$ingGuru Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	I am glad that there are at least some that are eating carbs after the treatment without major regain. I understand the Paleo diet, but it is not optimal for me being a person who dislikes meat. It will be hard enough getting through the 6 weeks of carb free diet! I am concerned about what will happen to me, as I have just completed my year of postpartum breastfeeding, and gained 40 pounds in the process--negating my 35 pound weight loss during the pregnancy. This has happened to me 3 times now, so I am afraid that simulating pregnancy with hcg might cause the same rapid weight regain after I stop. As for gluten free, I am open to the idea. I did try a GF diet for over 6 months to help my thyroid a few years back, with no noticeable changes to weight or general health. I will probably try staying GF for a while after this diet, though, and see how things go when I start bread again. Well, hcg isn't the same as pregnancy. U take only a very low dose here & u eat a very controlled diet, so u ve a very controlled hormonal response. And u never did a P3 after ur pregnancies, rt? This is actually the phase where ur hypothalamus gets reset. & since u add everything back slowly, u ll figure out exactly the things ur body doesn't do well on. U might ve another sensitivity besides gluten. U ll do just fine. Gesendet von meinem HTC Desire mit Tapatalk 2
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