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I decided to move into OWL. I want to eat nuts most of all. My birthday is coming up and I want some berries, too. I am still going to stick around 20-25 carbs since I am losing so slowly, but I need a tiny bit of variation. I guess I get to read those chapters now!
phoenix heart is right, though. We need to learn how to eat this way for the rest of our lives. Eating pasta and bread and candy got me to this weight so I cant go back to my old ways. I need to relearn it all. |
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I wouldn't be afraid to go off induction and move into OWL - you'll need to eventually anyhow, but it's good to do so when you start getting tired of induction foods as they are so limited. I did my 2 weeks and then skedaddled right off induction and am now in OWL. I'm not gobbling up tons of extra carbs, but I am enjoying a more varied diet
![]() I STRONGLY recommend that you read the Atkins FAQ forum. Brightest Blessings, Lisa |
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If your weight fluctuates that much in a day, it could be your scale is off, or you're retaining water. It's highly unlikely that you would gain 3 lbs of fat in one day. You'd have to eat 10,000 extra calories!
I got a doctor's scale (the kind with metal weights that slide across a bar at eye level) because my scale was so finicky and inconsistent. Also, how your clothes fit you and your measurements are a better indication of your progress than the scale. I started adding extra veggies a couple of weeks ago, and strawberries this week. So far, so good! Lost three lbs this week. For me, the biggest downside of going off induction is that it's harder to decide what to eat. 3 cups of salad/veggies with lots of protein was easy. Adding other options takes some planning and carb-counting. Of course, it's very nice to have more variety in meals. |
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