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Old December 1st, 2004, 04:52 PM
Papa Joe
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Default After Thanksgiving and back to craving to eat

Was really good on turkey day--tasted all but the potatoes and in
small quantities--except for the turkey!

Stix even were changed on the Friday after...and no weight gain since.
However, it seems like I am back to craving foods again...especially
late night.

Funny how it seems like one day of a sort of binge(some wine too) can
bring things back.

Still keeping the 'Trace or above' and no weight gain and just posting
for discussion.

Joe


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Old December 1st, 2004, 05:14 PM
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There is something to that. I find that high calorie days are not
immediately followed by low calorie days. The very low calorie days seem to
happen about 4 weeks later.

YMMV


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Was really good on turkey day--tasted all but the potatoes and in
small quantities--except for the turkey!

Stix even were changed on the Friday after...and no weight gain since.
However, it seems like I am back to craving foods again...especially
late night.

Funny how it seems like one day of a sort of binge(some wine too) can
bring things back.

Still keeping the 'Trace or above' and no weight gain and just posting
for discussion.

Joe


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Old December 1st, 2004, 11:00 PM
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Get back on strict induction for a few days....lots of fat and greens
and no alcohol. You'll be back on track before you know it. I had
the smae problem after Tday but now everything is under control.
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Old December 1st, 2004, 11:00 PM
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Get back on strict induction for a few days....lots of fat and greens
and no alcohol. You'll be back on track before you know it. I had
the smae problem after Tday but now everything is under control.
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Old December 1st, 2004, 11:00 PM
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Get back on strict induction for a few days....lots of fat and greens
and no alcohol. You'll be back on track before you know it. I had
the smae problem after Tday but now everything is under control.
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Old December 2nd, 2004, 04:06 PM
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Some of that can be just mental addiction, habit, reaction to stress,
emotinoal eating. Maybe you are used to after-turkey-day leftovers.
And sometimes the "missing out" feelings can be bad. Forbidden fruit
is the sweetest--concept.

On turkey day I enjoy the day and gained water weight as usual. Took a
few days to work back down. However in the days after T.D. I ate T.D.
leftovers which included Sweet potato casserole (brown sugar,
cinnamon, cream, butter) and a homemade Pumpkin Cheesecake (made lower
carb through ground almond/graham crust and splenda blend) just in
smaller quantities than on the main day. And I continued to lose the
water weight(which means I was shorting body on carbs & calories). So
I'm finding that even the more forbidden foods can be worked in and
easily maintain weight.


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Old December 3rd, 2004, 03:32 AM
Papa Joe
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I am back to the regular stix and scale things...and still having a
sliver of pumpkin pie--made lower carb by not eating the crust!!
Turkey leftovers are both never ending and good...as is the soupl

Now, for the next one!!

Thanks for the follow ups
Joe
 




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