All methods of losing weight I have ever tried -- and there have been many -- have failed. With Shangri-la, I literally haven't changed anything except for taking the 2 tbsp of oil twice a day, and my weight is dropping. Sure, the oil regimen makes me eat very little, but even when practically starving myself before SLD, I never dropped weight. It also made me ravenous and gain weight from the inevitable binge that followed!
This truly is the "magic pill" diet. A no-calorie-counting, eat-anything-you-want, exercise-free diet that actually works! It couldn't be any easier than this unless I had a magic wand to make the fat disappear in one flick of the wrist.

If we are excited all the time, we may run out of excitement! I know it's silly the way it was said, but it's not entirely silly. Basically, I'm setting the excitement bar pretty low. 402 lbs is a great change in the proper direction, but I'm still very far from my ultimate goal.
Anyhow, take a look:
Starting weight: 415 lbs
Current weight: 402 lbs ⇩
Long-term Goal: 145 lbs
Short-term Goal: 399 lbs
I'm at 13 lbs down of 270 lbs; I have 257 lbs to go.
I need one of those fancy ticker things that tracks my progress. The only ones I have managed to find were branded, so I may need to code my own using Javascript. It's do-able, it just takes effort and time. Who has any of that just lying around, though? Certainly not me.
I was so very sick yesterday. My stomach was feeling really bloated and full. I felt like I needed to visit the porcelain fairy, but nothing would happen. This continued for several hours. I had a hard time forcing down the oil, but I did it. I ate about a half-portion of my dinner. That's normal with SLD, though. Then I just tried to sleep off the discomfort. I feel better today.
I hadn't yet experienced the "oil sickness" others described. Perhaps this was it. I am certainly not eager to repeat the experience. This will not deter me, though. I am determined to continue! I will be thin!
I do have a bit of a worry. It's isn't much; it's rather silly, actually. I will probably have a lot of loose, ugly skin once I reach my goal. I've heard and read from several sources that the forever-loose-skin is a bit of a myth. A lot of it can snap-back with time and exercise and toning and all that jazz. Some never will.
My husband assures me he will still love me even if I become nothing but ugly, flappy, sagging skin. That's comforting. I know that body contouring surgery is a thing, but I've never had a surgery, and the prospect absolutely terrifies me.
Anyhow, let's take a look at the roller coaster drop of doom graph:
Heh, doom. Doom is a funny word. Also, this is not doom. This is the opposite of doom.
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