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<blockquote data-quote="ladybird64" data-source="post: 1059055" data-attributes="member: 29023"><p>Hmm, interesting answers, thanks folks. Just to clarify, I'm certainly not saying it's a feasible option, anything but. I guess I'm coming at it from a rather closed minded point of view, that of someone who has had a lifelong eating disorder, and who wonders how someone can go from eating tons to eating very little - that's all. It's not something I would ever consider doing, not really wise for me, but as I disengaged from the medical profession before they had a chance to give me the "progressive" ****, it may have been easier.</p><p>That's personal to me, but I guess maybe the reason others don't do it is the deprivation aspect, if they can bring the numbers down by other less stringent means, they will try that instead. As for fear, it doesn't work for me, and I think that goes for many people, again, I have my own reasons for this. But isn't that the same with people that plaster their food with salt, drink to excess, smoke..if fear were really a great driver, I don't think anybody would do these things. I admire those who can do the diet, and congratulate them on what they have achieved, but assume they will return to a lower carb or calorie way of eating after they have finished?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ladybird64, post: 1059055, member: 29023"] Hmm, interesting answers, thanks folks. Just to clarify, I'm certainly not saying it's a feasible option, anything but. I guess I'm coming at it from a rather closed minded point of view, that of someone who has had a lifelong eating disorder, and who wonders how someone can go from eating tons to eating very little - that's all. It's not something I would ever consider doing, not really wise for me, but as I disengaged from the medical profession before they had a chance to give me the "progressive" ****, it may have been easier. That's personal to me, but I guess maybe the reason others don't do it is the deprivation aspect, if they can bring the numbers down by other less stringent means, they will try that instead. As for fear, it doesn't work for me, and I think that goes for many people, again, I have my own reasons for this. But isn't that the same with people that plaster their food with salt, drink to excess, smoke..if fear were really a great driver, I don't think anybody would do these things. I admire those who can do the diet, and congratulate them on what they have achieved, but assume they will return to a lower carb or calorie way of eating after they have finished? [/QUOTE]
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