PCOS-DIET Messages for March, 2003: Re: Lipotrim

Re: Lipotrim

From: Karen (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 3 Mar 2003 12:24:05 -0600 (CST)

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At Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Seamus wrote: >
>Hello,
>
>I started a Lipotrim diet on Sunday 6th October. Well, I was supposed
>to start a few days earlier, but several times I went mad with hunger
>and indulged in binge eating. I finally started the diet properly on
>the Sunday morning and managed to stick to it - I had eaten all the food
>in the house and the shops were closed. By the Monday I didn't feel so
>hungry anymore. I was drinking loads of water - about four pints per
>day (half the recommended amount) - but this seemed to keep the initial
>hunger pangs at bay.
>
>I was weighed last Tuesday at 6pm. After only 2 days and 7 hours on the
>diet, I had lost an astounding 10 lbs! This past week I have stuck
>religiously to the diet (with the exception of having milk in my coffee
>twice). Just the three sachets per day, no ordinary food. The only
>sachet I really like is the chicken soup, which by itself is really
>bland. But it becomes really tasty when mixed with curry, chili or
>barbecue powder etc. which is allowed.
>
>All week I felt I was losing weight but I didn't know how much. The
>omens were good, however. On Friday evening I was mesured for a hired
>morning suit for a forthcoming wedding. My waist size was two inches
>shorter than it had been for over a year. And over the weekend I
>noticed that my legs and face seemed a bit slimmer. My love handles
>were also shrinking. But tonight at the clinic, the weigh-in was to be
>the moment of truth.
>
>I had been told to expect a smaller weight loss than the first week as
>that had been mainly water. I would have been happy with losing 6-7
>pounds, but was secretly hoping for another 10 pound loss. But I am
>absolutely delighted to report that in one week I have lost a
>flabbergasting 13 pounds!
>
>So in the course of less than 10 days I have lost 23 lbs = 1 stone 9 lbs
>= 10 kg. And my BMI has come down from a morbidly obese 41 to a plain
>obese 38. (22 is healthy.)
>
>I still have a long way to go. I started out at 19 stone 12 lbs = 278
>lbs = 126 kg.
>
>My target weight is 11 stone 11 lbs = 165 lbs = 75kg.
>
>Now I am down to 18 stone, 3 lbs = 255 lbs = 116 kg.
>
>What a start! I am well on the way.
>
>Unfortunately I am going to America shortly for a week and my trip
>includes a wedding and two pre-wedding banquets so I will have to eat
>out of politeness. I feared that this would be a disaster. But the
>clinic has advised me to switch temporarily to the Atkins Diet. I will
>have to avoid all sweet and sugary food and drink plus carbohydrates -
>bread, pasta, rice and potatoes. But I can eat meat, fish and fresh and
>cooked vegetables. I will still lose weight, but at a slower rate.
>
>But I am looking forward to getting back on Lipotrim with its
>spectacular results. The start-up 2-3 days were hell on earth. But
>once I broke the back of it, it has been fantastic. I usually don't
>even feel hungry most of the time. And when I do, a swig of water or a
>chicken soup sort me out.
>
>I have been overweight since the age of 12. I am now 35. Already I
>weigh less than I have done for years and I am feeling much lighter and
>nimbler on my feet than before. The psychological benefits and the
>sense of achievement are immense. And it is a virtuous circle - success
>breeding even more success.
>
>I am delighted with Lipotrim. It is turning my life around.
>
>Regards,
>
>--
>Seamus
>
>At Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Kelly wrote:
>>
>>Hi Ladies,
>>
>>The hospital have suggested that I go on lipotrim which consists of 3 shakes
>>a day and nothing else apart from water, not even a grape these shakes put
>>your body into ketone which guarantees that you lose a stone a month. I
>>need to lose 3 so it would take me 3 months.
>>
>>When you come off it you have to go on a re-feed program which means
>>introducing solids back very slowly.
>>
>>I'm not all that confident about taking it and wonder if anybody has had any
>>good or bad experience of this.
>>
>>I would be most grateful to any replies I receive.
>>
>>Thank You
>>Kelly
>
>--
>Seamus
>

-- I started the Lipotrim diet on 27th December 2002. the night before i ate a massive bowl of Spagetti Bolognese and a full chocolate orange - but started with avengence the next day. I have been on the programme for 9 weeks now and have lost 50 pounds. I am so pleased! My clothes are hanging off me and i i am very exited. I have another 5 stone to go - but i consider it will be worth it.

I am sure you will agree that the first few days are murder - you are fighting with yourself all the time and after 1 week i was so close to having a ham andwich it was untrue.

The pharmacy where i go now has over 40 members on the lipotrim programme - when i started there were only around 5 -

I would love to hear from anyone on the programme - so we can healp ad support each other through the coming months.

Karen

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