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I ate low-glycemic for 3 years. I lost 55 lbs. the first year and kept it off. But my life became a pressure cooker of stress (for unrelated reasons) and I fell off the wagon. I cheated for a couple days and when I went back to eating the way I had for maintenance, it was too late. My metabolism had shifted. That was back in 2004. I tried many times to get back to low-glycemic eating but I wasn't getting the results I had gotten before and it was hard for me to give up the foods I liked without the results to reward me for that.
Now I'm at a new all-time high for weight. I feel miserable. Not only health-wise, but self-image-wise. Is there anyone else in this tribe that's had a problem like this and managed to get past it? I'm 42 and it's harder with each passing year to get my metabolism to be anything but glacial.
Now I'm at a new all-time high for weight. I feel miserable. Not only health-wise, but self-image-wise. Is there anyone else in this tribe that's had a problem like this and managed to get past it? I'm 42 and it's harder with each passing year to get my metabolism to be anything but glacial.
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Re: Wish I'd Never Fallen Off the Wagon
Fri, January 11, 2008 - 9:34 AMI can understand that. I had great success 2 years ago, but it takes a constant commitment, I lost momentum, and gained much of the weight back too. Now I feel as if I am starting over from square one. The challenge of knowing I can be more, is my motivation right now. I know the path and the road this time, at least we know it can work for us!
Good luck in your struggle.