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Sorry only just saw this in response to my post. To answer the question my assumption about the 10kg loss was for two reasons. One that I used to be 55kg for a long time many years ago so think it may have been one of my bodies 'set points' and I didn't have high BG levels then, plus it would be a 15% loss and if that doesn't work i don't think i can go any lower! The 10% loss (from a weight already in the 'healthy weight range) hasn't worked so i am jealous of those who start off very overweight and only seem to need to lose a few KG to reach their 'threshold'
 
Ive lost a stone since 24th of August but have stalled this week. Im blaming a busy time at work and being exhausted when I get in!
I think I 'll stop using MFP because then I eat to my calorie allowance rather than stopping when Im not hungry
 
I have lost 11 lbs (5kg) over the last 4 weeks.
This is down to excercise.mostly riding my bike to work, and having a better diet.
 
I can't quite believe it, but my scales say I'm 11st 4lbs today. A whole stone down from seven weeks ago!
 
I've now now lost 9 pounds in 5 weeks.
 
Was 13st 1lb in April, weighed this morning 11st 5lb, nurse wanted to know how I had achieved my loss and was very interested in LCHF.. Had bloods taken this morning, thyroid, cholesterol and HbA1C, appointment with DN 23rd Nov but I will go and get a print-out of my results before then.
 
Administrator said:
This thread is for people to share their weight loss triumphs.

Lost a pound? Great! Lost a stone? Awesome!

Share your victories here :thumbup:
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I have now lost a total of 3 stone -- very gradually over 2 years - by making small changes to my diet one at a time, example was giving up sugar in tea and coffee, then moved on to cutting down on bread and so on.

Diagnosed in March 2015 and have lost a stone since diagnosis.

Still waiting to get the 'feel better' feeling they said I would but then again stress levels through the roof and blood glucose readings still not dropping even though medication doubled!

Can relate very much to people who feel it is all too much to deal with.
 
If it was easy we wouldn't need this websites support - I feel.
These forums are really helping me with my struggle with my weight and type2 diabetes. I wish I'd used it when I was first diagnosed. It hit me hard and I've struggled ever since. This site has given me new hope and understanding that we all have our own war to fight. But it's a hell of a lot easier together! Let the forums/members support you. You won't regret it. Message me anytime. I don't know the answers but loads on here do.
 
Well prior to diagnosis at the end of September my weight had rapidy dropped by at least 6kg, maybe more as I hadn't weighed myself for a while after putting weight on having quit smoking. And in the month since I have lost another 5kg mainly through a diet overhaul and walking. If I go on what the BMI calculator says I need to lose another 20kg which seems a lot and I think the last time I was the weight which has been suggested, 72kg, was when I was an active teenager which was a long time ago.
 
@Andy-Sev I'm going to go for a smaller dress size and just keep going until I cannot lose anymore. For now. If we became underweight I'm sure we would be told too.
You know I dont know anyone underweight. Which has just dawned on me. I wonder why the body's survival mode is always to add weight? Must be new territory for humans not to be facing starvation.
 
I've lost 34 pounds in past month. Still need to go far to reach my goal.
 
Is low carbon not really difficult as surely you have to read every label is there an easier way please.
 
Motherhen2014 said:
Is low carbon not really difficult as surely you have to read every label is there an easier way please.
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Super easy! Eat some:

protein (meat, fish, eggs, cheese)

green/brightly coloured veg (asparagus, artichoke, aubergine, avocado, beet tops, broccoli, brussel sprouts, celery, chicory, cauliflower, cabbage, cucumber, courgette, kale, lettuce, peppers, radishes, spinach, spring greens, etc.)

fat (olive oil, butter, cream, bacon fat)

for every meal (3 meals a day), with liberal salt, herbs and spices, and lots of water throughout the day. No labels to read!
 
But surely would that not put weight on? a no bread cakes or biscuits that means yes no milk. If that's no counting that would be really great!.
 
First, an apology - I've not been active on here for several months due to me throwing a bit of a strop, but I thought I ought to be active again as I got brilliant help when I was first diagnosed and it's only fair I provide the same help (where I can) to other people

Now to the good news - I have now beaten my original target weight - total weight loss is 46kg (7st 3 1/2lb) and my BMI is now 22.8, which is probably the lowest it's ever been.

To put that in perspective, these two pictures were taken near enough a year apart
 

Wow - what a complete transformation. Very, very well done.
 
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