Good luck with your ongoing EMF endeavours, dear people; I hope you all achieve what you're aiming for.
I'm afraid I won't be staying on for the continuing challenge, because I've found that this way of eating is not sustainable or enjoyable for me in the medium to long term, and all the focus on counting/macros etc is rather triggering for someone with a history of disordered eating such as mine.
I lost two kilos (at least while I was sticking with it), but unfortunately gained a deepening resentment for former favourites such as avocados, macadamias, pâté and high fat dairy. So I need to loosen up for a while and get out of the kind of obsessive mindset I've slipped into.
Best of luck to everyone! May your journeys be fatisfying.![]()
I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best.
Oscar Wilde
January EMF Report
So, I have sworn off the scale and measuring again until March 3rd, that gives my body 6 weeks to get with the program. But cheers to non-scale victories.
Most important one...Sleep has improved dramatically!
Energy slowly improving.
Shoes are looser (weird I know)
Rings spinning like crazy
An elastic banded skirt, was gapping in the back.
I am getting more things done (and to DH's delight, managing to keep the kitchen very clean)
I have a heightened PMA (Positive Mental Attitude) as I finally feel like I have found an answer I can not only live with for the rest of my life, but actually enjoy!
I am sure there are more, but for now, that is a great start. See you in the continuing challenge thread!
The thing that struck me about GayPanda having no results from 70% fat, and then getting results on 80%, is that the general population(and even much of the primal one) would consider 70%fat a crazy high percentage. To tell them, 'no, you need even MORE fat' would not be well received. I'm impressed that GayPanda even went there. I have always been a proponent of trying a FatFast(90%) for stomping on cravings and getting into ketosis, but now I am wondering if it might be a good long term thing to consider.
Since January 1, I have dropped a total of 13 pounds. Down from 216 to 203. All my clothes are getting looser, including boots, shirts, jeans and sweats. My hair and nails seem to be thickening up as well. I am currently tied with my lowest weight of 203 in March, 2007 on the day my passed. That was the day that all weight loss stopped for me and I had a yo-yo existence.
Georgette
My new journal: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread62655.html
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I think the contrast between GP's success and Sigi's less than stellar situation (in the non-scale arena) shows why this whole weight loss thing is so darned hard. Every body is so different, and we all have to find our own sweet spot.
P, thanks for starting this thread and helping us to support each other in our quest for the elusive sweet spot!