Nice hypothesis, but give an example.

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JC

Lyle's New Ultimate Diet

"1. eat less you fat ****
2. exercise more you fat ****"

"bookalley" wrote in message
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in article ,
JC
Der Koenig at wrote on 9/28/03 10:32 PM:

There are infinite ways to reach a solution.

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JC

Lyle's New Ultimate Diet

"1. eat less you fat ****
2. exercise more you fat ****"

"Luna" wrote in message
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Whoa. That's quite an update from "try harder." And you know what? I
bet
it would work. I don't plan it this way, but some days I'll eat
low-ish
fat and much lower calorie than others, while still being low-carb, and
I
haven't stalled yet.

In article
,
"JC Der Koenig" wrote:

Eat low fat and low calorie for a week and then switch back to low
carb.

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JC

Lyle's New Ultimate Diet

"1. eat less you fat ****
2. exercise more you fat ****"

"Snick" wrote in message
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I am sure this question has been posted hundreds of times but I have
not
been in the LC Newsgroup for a few months:

I have lost 25 lbs. in 3 mos which is 10% of my pre-diet weight and I
have plateau'd now. I haven't dropped a single pound in almost 3
weeks.
I am sticking to the plan rather faithfully with my carb count at
between 20 and 30 grams a day, which is the rate that allows me to
normally drop 1 1/2 to 3 lbs a week. What do I need to do to get off
this plateau? Or will my body eventually shake it off on its own?
HELP! I'm getting discouraged!




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