Question about AAM?

CLUCKS

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Hi
I have switched from LL, so we were never privvy to the AAM option in week. I was just wondering if it was anecessity if you're happy enough to remain SS'ing????? I'm only in week 2, but did 10 wks on abstinance without a problem initially?
Clare xxx:)
 
You have to be signed off by the Doctor to not have AMM week and you need to be monitored ! i think you can only not do it if you have a lot to lose
 
okey dokey

.......... Well its not like the portion sizes make you think your really eating by the sounds of it. With 3st to lose though my Dr would sign me off without a problem as he signed my up to LL, I guess its not vital to SS xxxx
 
The original report on VLCD's stated that they should be done for 28 days and then a break which is why AAM was created with Cambridge.

I tell all my clients to do it as it doesn't really affect weight loss, doesn't affect ketosis and can be something to look forward to if you are on the weight loss train for a long time.

If people are adamant that they don't want to do it then they do need a GP signed letter saying that the GP is happy for them to stay on sole source.

With the new NICE guidelines stating a 12 week window of abstinance then I would imagine GP's are going to not want to sign this.

M.
 
Hi,
I am due to AAM next week, but I have another 4 stone to lose, and thought I would skip it too. I said to my CD that I was going to give it a miss, and she said it was safe to SS for 12 weeks without a break. I was planning to do the whole 12 weeks SS. Is this a really bad idea?? She hasnt asked me to get anything signed by my doc. Any advice?
 
Hiya Mini

The official Cambridge advice is you MUST do AAM every fifth week of the diet unless your GP states in writing otherwise. You shouldn't be doing SS for 12 weeks without GP involvement and I would recommend you do AAM as per the official guidance.

If you check your pink and yellow booklets it explains all the reasons and what you need to do but I recommend you do it until official guidance says otherwise.

M.
 
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