Kat100 said:
Do you want to share some of the ways in which you achieved these excellent results.....might be good to know.....x
Hi Kat,
The first month was the hardest, I cut out everything, I made myself eat, a small roast dinner with only a few potatoes every other night, the other nights I had a chicken stirfry with brown rice, and as I treat I had high fiber pasta with bolo sauce, all homemade no takeaways, I did have 2 low carb beers on a fri and sat (you still got to live right?)
Lunch was a brown bread, a really light one, not dense of heavy with meat/eggs and salad or just roasted chicken LOL
5 days a week I have Aldi porridge oats, with fiber powder, made with water and sweetened with stevia heat on the stove ones, I found it was the only ones I could eat without my BS spiking...
2 days, bacon, eggs ect but done in the air fryer
dessert was strawberries with chobani greek yogurt with stevia, so I didn't feel like I was missing out...
Then as I looked at my food diary and my BS numbers I could see what I could and couldn't eat and when the weight started to fall off, my BS numbers looked better, so I reintroduced other food.
I was taking 1 metformin in the morning and 2 on the night, and like I said I worked my A$$ off on Aqua class 4 times a week and 2 body balance classes, I actually think it was this that has helped, for anyone that hasn't tried an aqua class try one they even have dumb bells now :crazy:
I still did eat chocolate, either a small snack size snickers or 3 squares of cadbury chocolate, and I am one of the lucky ones that metformin didn't give me any side effects.... it was the brown rice :lol:
Everyone is different, and that's why I think it's important to test at least 6 times a day, keep a food diary and get active!
cheers
Alli :thumbup: