Aaliyha_Rose said:
Thank you! Yes I currently have the fuzzy head thing going on. I have noticed that I’m drinking less water than I would normally so I’m making a constant effort to drink more. I don’t want to get the headache people talk about. I have to book in to see a dietician and exercise psyshiologyist. My last dietician put me on optifast. (I lost 10kg but my hair also fell out) anyway I’m looking to keep up my with foods a bit better now. Have you seen any food diets that are helpful? Really appreciate your feedback. I’m to embarrassed to talk to my friends. X
Hi
@Aaliyha_Rose,
This is the advantage of this forum, we can talk about things that would normally embarrass us and not worry LOL.
It's horrible to hear about your experience on the shakes, but sometimes I think when people go on VLCD shakes it's a big shock to the body, so maybe mix it up with low cal rather than VLCD, and have a proper meal. (shake options options below)
I have lost 20kg without duromine and I was feeling awesome, but then I plateaued for about 8 weeks loosing nothing, so was loosing motivation and confidence, that is why I started duromine.
My diet so far, if you can call it a diet
is all I have done so far is removed processed sugar, I read every label on every bit of food that is in containers (yoghurt, sauces, seasoning - everything), obviously fresh food is fine. I still eat out once a week with hubby.
So I started the no sugar horrid life, but it worked, 85% of the weight loss was from my stomach, which is the unhealthiest place to carry weight, BUT I also get regular blood tests and all of the bad indicators are going down as well.
Now, I am going to be extremely honest here, one of my big problems is I have always been keen, but busy and lazy and full of excuses, SO now I am trying to add more exercise to the mix
arrrrh
FOR BOTH OF US:
Target at least 2 litres of water a day - it will help with the chance of the horrible headache
Eat something for breakfast - even if it's just a banana or a shake
Have lunch - it will stop the fuzzy brain - I make this my main meal
The meal replacement shakes - One again comes the honesty, I am one of those people that tends to skip breakfast, so I think I may join you in the shakes for one meal replacement
but we need to make sure we read the label as a lot of them are full of sugar, carbs and salt.
So my research so far:
IsoWhey - has better ingredients
VitaDiet - Has less sugar than most
Flexi by Impromy has a little more backing by CSIRO and includes better meal options and a cool cookbook
So far these are the top 3 I could find, anyone else have any good options on this?
NOTE: I will only replace one meal, and go from there.
Let me know how you go with the dietician and exercise physiologist as their advice will be great to hear.
Maybe we could keep each other honest, I really do want to increase my exercise, but I do tend to get busy and then lazy.
Cheers
Schelley