hi I live in Apex NC. What would I look under to find a doctor to start this program..
I'm just thinking about starting and I saw this column. Sounds like you all are doing very well, despite the difficult days.
I'm not even sure what clinics are here, but I have tried exercise, running, exercise boot camp, and anything else you can name. I lost 10lbs in 10 weeks of exercise boot camp, while dieting, no sugar, no read meat, no added salt, and I am very disappointed.
Keep up the good work everyone. I am now 146lbs. Finally fitting my size 8 jeans again. I am now incorporating the GI Diet into my regimen and it is working pretty good for me. I am able to eat certain whole grain carbs again and the weight is still coming off, between 1-2 lbs a week. Everyone keep up the good work it will pay off in the end.
Ok I went to my appt. on Friday, April 21, and I am at 265 now. That is about 14 lbs lost last month and that is an avg. of 3.5 lbs a week. I am really excited about the weight loss. My goal this week is to be at 263 and by my bext weigh in which is May 19, 2006 253 lbs. I'll keep you all posted. Good luck to everyone.
Hello Everyone. I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to post a comment. I started Bariatric Medical on February 10, 2006 and my weight then was 311 lbs. My last weigh in was on March 24, 2006 and I weighed in at 279 lbs. That was a total weight loss of 32 lbs. I feel so much better and I can really see the differenve. The weight loss helps to keep me motivated. I have joined the gym. It has been a little over a month since I joined. I go to the gym Monday thru Thursday for 50 minutes each time. I was just in the paper for one of our local facilities here. I go back to the doctor today at 3 PM for my next weigh in. My next weeks time will increase to 1 hour at the gym as I will be adding another phase to my exercising program. It is hard, that is no doubt to just quite eating all of the things that you are used to eating. My husband and I used to eat out just about every night and I used to eat breakfast and lunch out everyday at work. I went from that to eating fruits and sometimes cottage cheese for breakfast, occasionally a boiled egg, maybe twice a week. For lunch, I would usually take what we ate for dinner the night before... I eat baked meats, fresh veggies, drink plenty of water and 2 cups of Crystal Light a day. No sweets, no fried foods, no sodas. There were nights that I woke up crying, because it was hard, but as time goes by and I see the results and I feel better, its all worth it. My blood pressure had gotten as high as 190/141 and now it has been steady at 120/70. My exercise routine includes 20 minutes on the bike, 20 minutes on the treadmill, and 10 minutes on the ellipitical machine which really kicks my butt. I am starting 10 minutes on the stairmaster next week. It isn't easy, butI tell anyone who is trying it...Stay with it yal, and reward yourself as you loose with maybe a new outfit, a pedicure, manicure, or something and the weeks fly by. Make it fun and be creative with your meals and make it a life style change instead of looking at it as a diet. I'll keep everyone posted on my loss this go around when I return to the forum on Monday. Best wishes to all of you...Hang in there, and DON'T GIVE UP!!!
Hello, everyone! I started the diet clinic on April 6 at the Va. Beach location. My first weigh in was 162.5. When I got my first B12 shot I had a headache; I called the clinic back and the nurse said that was one of the side effects.
On April 14th I returned to the clinic and weighed in at 159 w/o the pills.
please, cheer for me!!!!!!!