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judywb 12 years ago

I have been on this diet for 1 week and followed it to a tee and I have not lost 1 lb. I am very discouraged. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Ossie-Sharon 12 years ago

Hi, SunnyLeo. We suggest that the seeds and nuts you eat not be salted. It is healthier, and will prevent bloating.
If you want pumpkins seeds to appear in your menu, be sure to check it as you go through the Menu Planner application.

sunnyleo 12 years ago

Hi,
Just signed up and I have pumpkin seeds on my list should they be salted or not? would love to know.
thanks

babyweight138 12 years ago

I just started yesterday. This is definitely a lot of planning and preparation. Nothing easy about this plan. But I am going to give it a try. We are so used to processed food that we have lost our taste for natural wholesome foods. Taking a trip to Trader Joes to pick up a few of the items that I cannot get at Dierbergs.

My biggest challenge is going to be giving up wine with my dinner!

Ossie-Sharon 12 years ago

Hi, Judy. When you enter one of the four main forum categories, above the thread list on the right side is an orange button that says, “New Reply” – click on that, and it will direct you to a place where you can start a new thread.

judygab 12 years ago

How do I start a new thread?

Ossie-Sharon 12 years ago

Raw dairy products are made from milk that has not been pasteurized or homogenized. It is believed that this better preserves the maximum nutritional value. There is an article you can read on the Trim Down Website, and more about where to find products here: http://www.realmilk.com (stores don’t generally carry them).

yelbew 12 years ago

Just signed up today. Confused as to what raw milk, butter etc is?

Ossie-Sharon 12 years ago

Hi, Jean – welcome. The Menu Planner output is intended to ensure you are not hungry and have no urge to snack beyond what your body needs. I would suggest that you collect the “extras” that you can’t finish at meals, and move them to times when you are usually prone to snacking or overdoing a meal. Just the following principles are important to maintain:
1. A good source of protein at breakfast
2. No less than 5 total servings of fruits and vegetables
3. Don’t push too much food to the end of your day, unless that’s when you are most physically active.
Best of luck, and don’t hesitate to ask more questions here.

jean 12 years ago

I just signed up yesterday. the meal plan is a lot of food, do you have to eat all the meals to loose weight?

Ossie-Sharon 12 years ago

Hi, Kathy. Yes, you can skip the morning salad – just make sure you get 5 total servings of fruits and vegetables throughout the day.

Klferrier 12 years ago

Im not a big breakfast eater and the menu as a lot of stuff, can I skip the salad? Just started this program.

MariaB 12 years ago

Most of the posts I’ve read were when everyone has just started, but no updates on their progress after that first week.. I would love to hear back from Skinnyboater, Toni or Winn to see what they think today of the program and how they like it, 2 months down the road..

Ossie-Sharon 12 years ago

Quinoa is available at any health-oriented grocery store, including the larger chains such as Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, New Leaf, etc.

Renee 12 years ago

Where do you buy quinoa. I have been looking for it for awhile because I do not like plain oatmeal but have been unsuccessful. I had a quinoa salad a couple days ago at a restaurant and it was great. Even leftover. I am new here so thank you.

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