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Re: After two weeks of strict diet and heavy exercise, I haven't lost a pound!

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  1. Jeannie Sanderson said:

    Hi,

    I am a 39 year old woman at 5'1" and 140 lbs. My doctor said I should
    wegh under 100 lbs to be good size with my small stature. I begin to
    eat under 1000 kkal a day Monday 6-13. I use a postal scale to verify
    all quantities, and only water is not recorded. I used a elliptical
    trainer 6 days a week and it reads 250 kkals when I stop. Every other
    day I a;lso have a triner push me on universal machines until I am
    exhaused. About 90 minutes. This seems liek a lot of work and little
    food and I am 140 lbs still. I don't understand.

    Jeannie

    Group(s),

    I've been away for a couple weeks, and missed all of the festivities!
    Anyway, I lost almost 10 lbs in the last two weeks. :-))) I have
    more energy and feel better than I have in years!

    At my doctor's advice, I had been pushing high fiber foods, and
    drinking what seems like gallons of water each day. It seems I had
    several "wooshes" both so...d and li..id. I was in the toilet more
    than usual. Each day I lost 1-2 pounds!

    I also believe I was eating more than I thought and not exercising as
    much as I thought. I will take the doctor's advice of 100lbs as a
    general statement, and not a concrete goal. I will get body fat
    measurements when I get to less than 120lbs, and compare to charts of
    what is healthy.

    Jeannie

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