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Tuesday, December 19, 2006

From Dieter To Weight Loss Champion


I'm back to 220 pounds again after a 3-pound GAIN this week

It's TERRIFIC TUESDAY again here in Week 20 of The "30-In-30" Weight Loss Challenge as we are almost through one of the toughest times of the year to keep your weight from going up, up, up! You have LESS THAN A WEEK LEFT to survive the Christmas 2006 temptation season before the new year comes to rescue you from holiday bliss. YOU CAN DO IT!

With two-thirds of "30-In-30" behind us now, it's time to make that big push in the final 10 weeks to reach your goal. If you are lagging behind the pace, then it's time to step it up a notch or two. As it stands right now, I am EXACTLY on track with my original goal of one pound a week for the first twenty weeks.

But my weight has been doing some fluky things lately that are completely unexplainable from a dietary perspective. Does that frustrate you? You have been doing everything exactly right in your low-carb lifestyle, you haven't cheated a bit, you're exercising just as much as you always have, and yet the weight keeps bouncing up and down like a beach ball!

UGH UGH UGH! What the *&#$@ is going on?!?!

LOL! Actually, that's exactly how I used to feel before I started my low-carb lifestyle. It was all about living in the moment for me and allowing my present circumstances to dictate my attitude about my success or failure on my "diet." Oh, I've been so "bad" today, so I might as well just give up!

Do I REALLY need to tell you how dopey that is?!

Seriously, I was just talking with a respected controlled-carb advocate today about the qualities of people who have been able to successfully lose weight and keep it off forever. It's amazing how people like this are able to do so well and not fall prey to the notion that losing weight is some mystical impossibility.

Find out how successful low-carbers are able to make the transition from being fat and unhealthy to fit and focused on their health by clicking here.

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2 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

UGH UGH UGH! What the *&#$@ is going on?!?!

perhaps it's time to give up on the dream that you can eat all you want as long as you keep your carbs at some magic number?

12/20/2006 10:18 AM  
Blogger Jimmy Moore said...

Um, IB, what the heck are you talking about? If you'll read the ENTIRE post I wrote, then you will know that the "quote" you referenced is not at all how I feel.

In fact, here are the very next two sentences:

"Actually, that's exactly how I used to feel before I started my low-carb lifestyle. It was all about living in the moment for me and allowing my present circumstances to dictate my attitude about my success or failure on my 'diet.'"

So, you see, in your quest to make your usual point about watching calories to be a real weight loss success is irrelevant.

I wasn't bemoaning my situation, but rather giving a voice to how others may be feeling in their own journey.

Do you REALLY think I sit around all day just gorging myself on low-carb foods, IB? Get a grip, dude, because I've explained ad nauseum about how I eat when I am hungry and stop when I'm satisfied.

If you like counting calories, then GO FOR IT! :D But don't bemoan those of us who choose NOT to. I lost 180 pounds by NOT counting calories in 2004. Nuff said!

12/20/2006 10:31 AM  

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