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fionaminar
Mon, Aug-11-03, 02:50
HI this is day 15. How long can I stay on induction as I feel great and there is nothing much I miss. I am worried if I start to have more carb I won't stop and put back on the 6lb I have lost on induction.
fiona.

SarahWeb
Mon, Aug-11-03, 04:02
Hi - I don't think that there is any problpem with staying on induction - as long as you feel good then I would think that would be ok...?

But it might best if one of the long term LC'ers responds...

Well doen on the weight losses so far

LittleAnne
Mon, Aug-11-03, 04:16
Hi Fiona

Great to hear that you are doing well and now enjoying the low carb lifestyle.

There is no reason why you can not stay at around 20 carbs for a bit longer, but as you have not got that much to lose I would not stay down that low for to long. Believe it or not you can sometimes lose weight quicker at a higher level. I certainly found that. So I would not advise you to do it longer than a month before going to nearer 30 carbs a day.

You are in control, so it should not be a problem. Add more veggies or a piece of fruit. Fruit is almost all sugar, so eat it with fat or protein, not on its own to prevent an insulin spike. I love strawberries, raspberries, a smallish nectarine or peach, 2 small or 1 large plum, a medium size slice of honeydew melon, around 10 grapes, a kiwi fruit. All of these have 10 or less carbs in total. You could have half an apple, a whole one is a bit much, but steer clear of bananas.

Enjoy this healthy way to live.