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Old Mon, Jan-09-17, 03:16
Same30lbs Same30lbs is offline
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Default Hello everyone

I'm new to this forum. I have had success in the past with low carb Atkins.
I seem to yo yo with my weight most of my adult life. The most success I had at losing and keeping weight off was with low carb.

I'm back on the high end of my weight and feeling uncomfortable from it.
I can't seem to stay motivated beyond a day or two for some reason, something always gets me off track and I have plans to get back to eating on plan but I never do.

I look forward to the motivation from here. Thanks!
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Old Mon, Jan-09-17, 10:40
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Plan: LC--Atkins
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Welcome back! Yes, there are a lot of us yearning to get off the yo-yo rollercoaster. Unfortunately, the choice of eating plan isn't the complete answer. Commitment is the answer!

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something always gets me off track
Can you specify what "something" usually or often is for you? Perhaps others here have some ways of pushing back.

For me, regular motivation involves making the LC lifestyle just that: a lifestyle. I even think of it as a hobby! Visiting this forum, exploring books and websites on LC eating, making grocery lists and planning meals...all this adds up to entertainment. Strange, yes, but true.

Also, I hold a firm commitment: No sugar. No starch. That saves me waffling when confronted with these substances--or else, being very clear-eyed that I'm making a poor choice when I do choose, occasionally, to eat something off plan.

And it is all about choosing. Food doesn't usually jump down my throat all by itself.

Best wishes.
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Old Mon, Jan-09-17, 11:11
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Plan: General Low Carb
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I just listened to a podcast where the speaker said you only need motivation to decide to begin. After that you have to think "discipline"...discipline yourself daily to follow through. It will eventually be a habit. If you wait for motivation on a daily basis, you will lose a lot of days. Just another way to look at it.
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