PCOS Messages for November, 2000: Re: my weight 'experiment'

Re: my weight 'experiment'

From: smed (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 30 Nov 2000 10:25:28 -0600 (CST)

Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ]
Next message: Friend: "Re: I need to find a good Dr. in N.W. Indiana"
Previous message: Sonnet: "Re: Questions to ask on my first Endocronologist visit"
In reply to: Alicia: "my weight 'experiment'"
Next in thread: Lisa: "Re: my weight 'experiment'"

Ok this is my thought on all this loosing weight will help stuff. If you start eating properly, stick to a PCOS friendly diet and exercise you are going to feel better. When you start doing that you are going to loose weight. Now I am not saying loosing weight does not help. What I am saying is that loosing weight is a by-product of learning what your body can and can not handle and changing to that new life style. I hate it when things are blamed on weight, when in fact it is the things that you are surrounded with, eating, drinking, etc.. that cause the weight and the yucky feeling. I have not lost all my weight, and I have a lot more to loose, but since going on met and changing a few things around I feel ALOT better. The weight I have lost is nothing significant, compared to what i need to loose so it obviously is not that. I feel better because my body is straightening out. Whether I weigh 285 or 185 I feel good, that is what is important. But of course that is just MHO.

TTFN

-- Smed

At Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Alicia wrote: > >Over the last 3 years I've managed to get diagnosed with PCOS, lose the >30lbs I had gained, learn to eat in a way that doesn't aggravate the >insulin levels, get over my addiction to carbs and sugary things and >have all my unexplicable acne of 3 years ago dissappear. I'm 5'6'' and >have maintained a weight of 120-125 for 3 years. I've recently moved >and I guess adjusting to a new routine and going out more often and >having a few social drinks has thrown my metabolism out of whack again. >I've gained about 8lbs and now am at 130. Right at this point I started >to feel the same unstable blood sugar swings/cravings and tiredness >again. AND some of my acne came back. Needless to say I can't go back >to those horrible days, especially after feeling so great so I'm back on >track. But I thought it was interesting that there is a certain weight >point for me where everything seems to go haywire. And as long as I'm >below it, things are under control. I know some of you have been told >by your doctors that losing weight will help. It helped me >tremendously, although a challenge sometimes to maintain. (It hasn't >helped with everything though. The hair was stubborn to any treatment. >Now a combo of spirono and Vaniqa is helping.)

Next message: Friend: "Re: I need to find a good Dr. in N.W. Indiana"
Previous message: Sonnet: "Re: Questions to ask on my first Endocronologist visit"
In reply to: Alicia: "my weight 'experiment'"
Next in thread: Lisa: "Re: my weight 'experiment'"

Women's Insurance Checklist from Auto Insurance Quote

use when must restrict search to only the pcos forum...
Enter search keywords:
	Returns per screen: Require all keywords: