Doc said to up the calories to 1200. I am afraid to do that! Then, she said that I should also increase my
activity even more (as if I have time).
It appears that my “diet” (1 c. or less every hr. or more) is something
like “The 17 Day Diet” and suggested that I get the book! She does think that if I will continue to
closely monitor all of this, that I will again begin to lose weight. I sure do hope so!!!
One addition to my arsenal of diet changes is this: drink
at least one cup of green tea with each meal.
So, I looked up the benefits of green tea – great stuff!
Supposed to be good for your heart, to fight against cancer and… tada! …great for
weight loss! Most of you probably
already knew that.
Oh! And another surprise!
Do NOT eat ANY carbs! No long-grain rice, no barley, none of it! Not for
the 17 days, and then add them in small amounts. So, I’ll do that too.
So, even though I want the next 20 pounds to fall off as
easy as the first 20 did, it isn’t going to happen. However, I AM going to put some more changes
into play. Eat more broccoli, kale, Brussels
sprouts and other veggies. Add more olive
oil. And also, drink more green tea! I
am going to start the one minute jog-3 minutes walk training until I get up to
straight jogging. (This is NOT good news
for me, however, I will need the increased stamina when I am on my mission
trips…so it IS a good idea even if I do not like it.)
| sorry it is blurry - park where I will do my jogging (I already walk 1 - 1 1/2 hours per day here) |
No magic formula. No
pills. No surgery. Just hard work and planning. <sigh> Here we go!!!!!
Praying over your journey. It sounds so much like Sugar Busters--something I have used for over 20 years whenever I gain a few pounds. I try to watch every week and if I go up 5 I go back to the discipline.
ReplyDeleteLove you girl.
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