susieq1941's Journal, 05 May 08

Since Friday's low weight of 150, I have put on 2 pounds AGAIN. THIS TIME I have had a terrible stomach ache from raw and cooked veggies and put myself on a 2 day diet of all carbs, white potatoe, white cooked cereal, puddings; all things to calm down my IBS. So it worked and now I am back to following my SB phase 1, but without too many salads or veggies; at least for a few days until I feel 100%. It's like torture when I get stomach spasms......just spasms, but that is enough. I MUST SEE MYSELF AT 149 BEFORE LONG-between cheating, plateauing and tummy aches, I am slow in getting there but won't give up! FS won't let me. I have seen too much success here, some people taking longer thn others-that will be me but I WILL GET THERE! Thanks FS buddies!

View Diet Calendar, 05 May 2008:
265 kcal Fat: 5.50g | Prot: 30.35g | Carbs: 16.37g.   Breakfast: cheese shredded fat free 1/4 cup, yogurt dannon light & fit , 1/2 cup cottage cheese 2%, egg beaters. more...

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A lot of raw vegetables does something similar to me. Especially raw broccoli or cauliflower. I think it really depends on the specific foods so I would examine that carefully. Raw foods and salads are *great* for losing weight, I once lost sixty pounds on a raw food diet and never felt better. Good luck Susie! 
05 May 08 by member: information
when the ibs acts up...i eat the little oyster crackers...they seem to absorb the acids better...i drink a little sprite...good luck and as your body adjusts the attacks will become less and less 
05 May 08 by member: veggies yuk
Oh boy, yes I can agree to the tummy troubles of raw veggies, too. =S I sure HATE the tummy troubles! Glad you have it under control. Back up in that saddle again! :) 
05 May 08 by member: bullytrouble
Sorry you were feeling so terrible, friend. Hang in there! 
05 May 08 by member: mbhpro

     
 

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