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Old Tue, May-13-03, 14:27
saelee saelee is offline
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Default Low Carbing longer than one week

Just wondering what people's experience was to low carbing for extended periods, over a week.

Personally, I've done 3 week low carb periods 3 times, with very good results.

Although 3 weeks, personally, is a bit on the longer side, I think what is optimal for me is 2.5 weeks. Granted I have lost a great deal of fat as evidenced by my lack of strength declines, better appearance and smaller clothing. Mind you, I have done it this way, because I find that during a longer period, I have to do very little calorie/carb/protein counting, both on low carb days and on carb load days. So far I have lost a total of 40lbs, and 6 inches off my waist.


Has anybody had similiar experiences?

Can this permanently damage my thyroid?

Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Sam
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Old Tue, May-13-03, 20:17
Big Dog Big Dog is offline
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I thought about doing a longer low carb version but i have found that I enjoy my carb loads too much

Also i had problems working out the logistics of a training plan since i cant really workout on the weekends.

Other than those two things, as long as you are happy with your progress, i dont see any reason why you shouldnt be able to stay low carb for longer periods of time
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