They (the books and other people following the protocol) said it would happen but I thought it’s not going to happen to me! Well, it has! Got on the scale this morning and it was exactly the same as yesterday. :-( I told myself to not get discouraged but I really like seeing the numbers go down every single day. It is almost addictive—I can’t wait to get on the scale each morning. Now I am not complaining about my weight loss, which is really significant for me – 8.8 pounds – and I am only 7 pounds away from my goal weight, which totally amazes me. I am just kvetching a little bit!
I have to be very careful, though, because my head has some crazy thinking going on.
Interested in learning about the newest diet craze -- HCG? Actually, it is not new at all. I used this protocol almost 50 years ago! My first round, summer of 2010, I used homeopathic HCG rather than injections. In my second round I used RX HCG and then switched over to homeopathic HCG (which seemed to increase my weight loss). I share my experiences, thoughts, and feelings on this blog. I AM NOT SELLING ANYTHING.....just sharing my experiences to create connection and community.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
My HCG Journey (up to day 12)
The first two days of taking the drops are loading or gorging days and it is required to eat as much high fat food as possible. Simeons’ manuscript states: “One cannot keep a patient comfortably on 500 calories unless his normal fat reserves are reasonably well stocked. It is for this reason that every case…must eat to capacity of the most fattening food they can get down until they have had their third injection.” You’d think I would have loved this part…..at first it was fun, but the fun didn’t last!
I decided on Sunday July 11th to begin the next day, went shopping and read labels for the highest fat food I could find. It was a new kind of adventure -- reading labels and discarding those foods that didn’t qualify as high fat. Can you imagine, Oreos didn’t have enough fat for me to consider purchasing them!
My complete food/weight log is posted separately, in case you want to see it. Basically, for two days I ate and I ate ....
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