do diabetics loose a little slower

 
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 2:16 pm    Post subject: do diabetics loose a little slower Reply with quote

Hello everyone this is my fourth week on the program I have lost 15 lbs and have been at a stand still for abt 2 weeks I haven't lost another lb I had a beautiful baby girl about seven weeks ago after having my son fifteen months ago I am really past ready to loose the weight I have increased the water and an enjoying my m\f meals bite by bite is this normal help
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PostPosted: Mon May 01, 2006 1:04 pm    Post subject: Do Diabetics Loose a Little Slower Reply with quote

It does appear that way.....however, I can't speak for the entire diabetic community....only my continuing journey with Medifast now at day #210....I did take a break for a "real dinner" with my husband on day #208. Before I proceed I want to be clear that this diet was approved by my diabetic physician before I began and my other physicians and that I see them on a regular three/four month basis. I started on October 4, 2005 and had my first "Medifast" weigh-in on February 28, 2006. The weight loss was 25 pounds. I was disheartened, but didn't expect I'd loss a mass of weight like the other folks on this message board. My doctor was pleased with the slower loss and told me to be "grateful" even though I was discouraged. I felt better and my lab numbers were much better. My doctor encouraged me to continue and I have. Today is May 1, 2006 and I'm looking at another doctor's appointment in June. If you read the diabetic research with Medifast, it will give you some concrete facts. Your doctor's blessing and your dedication to lose weight are two key factors to success on this Medifast diet. I decided that I would be better weighing at my doctor's appointments, as I get discouraged when I hit plateaus. You have done a wonderful job with a new baby and a toddler. Congratulations and best wishes for your continued success.
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PostPosted: Fri May 12, 2006 7:28 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi there,
I'm afraid it is pretty typical for diabetics to part with the pounds a little slower than non-diabetics. But the good news is your loss looks pretty good to me. The third week on program is the week when most people experience a bit of a "slow down" or even a standstill. Just keep being very very compliant and those pesky pounds will begin leaving again. I personally stayed away from my scale for three weeks because I didn't want it to discourage me. We know this program works -- it does -- just keep on going. The scale will begin to move again. icon_biggrin.gif
jan
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