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<blockquote data-quote="dipsydo" data-source="post: 2132074" data-attributes="member: 371312"><p>As others have said , if you are very low carb and it is not working then may be time to consider meds . One thought is that Diet Coke although nil carbs is thought to trigger an insulin response and insulin can produce an increase in weight . Could you for a couple of weeks try the rum with say sparkling water instead of Diet Coke ? Another is to move your main meal to earlier in the day , may not be practical but if it is may be worth a try.</p><p></p><p>As regards exercise l wonder if you have considered aquafit as exercise, if you have a class near you and in a pool which is newish so has lifts into the pool then might be exercise with minimal strain on knees and easy to get into the pool.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dipsydo, post: 2132074, member: 371312"] As others have said , if you are very low carb and it is not working then may be time to consider meds . One thought is that Diet Coke although nil carbs is thought to trigger an insulin response and insulin can produce an increase in weight . Could you for a couple of weeks try the rum with say sparkling water instead of Diet Coke ? Another is to move your main meal to earlier in the day , may not be practical but if it is may be worth a try. As regards exercise l wonder if you have considered aquafit as exercise, if you have a class near you and in a pool which is newish so has lifts into the pool then might be exercise with minimal strain on knees and easy to get into the pool. [/QUOTE]
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