chele80
On a mission
I went to my friends wedding on Saturday with the intention of not eating as I am only 3 weeks into CD.
However I really didn't want my friend to find out I am on CD as when I did LT she got a bit stroppy (she's like that and only believes in diet and excercise and not my more extreme measures).
Anyway, I decided I'd eat that day and then go back onto the plan 100% on Sunday
And I did. I've followed CD to the letter since Sunday morning and (a few sneaky weigh ins later), I am a 1lb over what I was on my home scales last Thursday morning.
I don't regret my decision to eat at all, and woke up Sunday feeling like I had the worst hangover in the world. So now I know what happens when you eat, my experiment is over
But how can one day of eating, followed by 4 days of not, make this pound just keep sticking?
I know my body must have been desperate and was just clinging on to the carbs and calories, etc. but even I have been amazed how hard it's been to shift this pound.
I'm def back into Ketosis. :cry:
However I really didn't want my friend to find out I am on CD as when I did LT she got a bit stroppy (she's like that and only believes in diet and excercise and not my more extreme measures).
Anyway, I decided I'd eat that day and then go back onto the plan 100% on Sunday
And I did. I've followed CD to the letter since Sunday morning and (a few sneaky weigh ins later), I am a 1lb over what I was on my home scales last Thursday morning.
I don't regret my decision to eat at all, and woke up Sunday feeling like I had the worst hangover in the world. So now I know what happens when you eat, my experiment is over
But how can one day of eating, followed by 4 days of not, make this pound just keep sticking?
I know my body must have been desperate and was just clinging on to the carbs and calories, etc. but even I have been amazed how hard it's been to shift this pound.
I'm def back into Ketosis. :cry: