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To: lsucat
Thanks to both of you. This morning I feel like something's missing and my breakfast didn't quite satisfy me. Of course, my mind is racing from cereal to donuts to pancakes, so that's not helping anything. I'm trying to stay committed, but I was an absolute slave to carbs and cravings. Knowing that it will get better in a few days helps. I have to get this weight off. Do you guys still have cravings, or have they completely disappeared? Can you just pass up dessert with ease now?

Hang in there! Don't give in to those cravings! They do pass :) For me day 3 and 4 were the hardest, the withdrawal headache was horrible, but what I did on those days was to eat small frequent snacks of fat/protein and drink LOTS of water.

Keep in mind that on the other side of this discomfort is freedom from those cravings and constant nagging urge to eat.

If you get a headache take something for it, it's just a couple of days of discomfort that is worth the benefits of commitment.

Also, people are very creative when they have to be. There are tons of recipes on the web that someone has figured out how to modify their favorite foods to fit the plan. You will be surprised that you really don't have to give up as much as you thought you did.

128 posted on 08/13/2003 7:41:00 AM PDT by CajunConservative
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To: CajunConservative
My wife makes me a sugar free pudding from Jello that uses milk. It comes in delicious flavors including my favorite,Pistachio. I eat about half cup if I crave a sweet. Adkins has made me feel more energetic and I'm eating less.
136 posted on 08/13/2003 7:52:35 AM PDT by tubebender (FReepin Awesome...)
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