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Low-carb bootcamp

When's the next bootcamp

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CassieStuart · 29/12/2018 10:16

Sitting here all carbed out and bloated and wanting to start new year fresh and focused.

When does bootcamp start?

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DartmoorDoughnut · 29/12/2018 10:19

Following

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OhCobblers · 29/12/2018 10:23

Looking at an old thread I was on it looks like 14 Jan.

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Lamby80 · 29/12/2018 19:41

How do I join this? I am planning on low carb in the new year at my doctor's recommendation.

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littlebillie · 30/12/2018 00:42

I'm in (again)

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prettybird · 31/12/2018 10:20

There will no doubt soon be a sign up thread started. I'll be on it. Smile

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Ohallright · 31/12/2018 16:44

I need to join and get back on track again. ...need not want!

A year ago, I went from 15.5 stone to 12.5. I felt so much better, with so much more energy and mu arthritis symptoms reduced considerably.

I’ve just been through the most appalling year, during which, I’ve put it nearly all back on again with comfort food and carbs from various stints supporting people in hospital. I could 😢

I’m starting on 7th. My own 2 week bootcamp. I’ve done it before and can do it again. I’ll join the rest of you when bootcamp starts.

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prettybird · 31/12/2018 17:25

I'll be starting Boot Camp a few days early so that I can have completed the 2 weeks in time for Burns Night Grin

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CassieStuart · 01/01/2019 20:11

Can someone point me in direction of bootcamp light rules? I'm thinking I can start on that for next week or so to make the ease into bootcamp slightly less traumatic

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CassieStuart · 01/01/2019 20:12

I'm instinctively thinking stopping bread, potatoes, pasta crisps, biscuits and alcohol is the starting place but anything else I need to do to ease myself into this?

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WheelyCoteClaus · 01/01/2019 20:21

I'm in (again) just need to get rid of the remaining 6lbs

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StuntNun · 01/01/2019 20:25

Cassie if you want to ease yourself in I would start by cutting out sugar for the first week. However the reason we usually recommend starting straight in to Bootcamp is that it gets you through the fat adaption phase quickly. So you'll start burning fat sooner and any carb flu won't last long.

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Marley45 · 01/01/2019 20:27

I’d like to join this too please

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BIWI · 02/01/2019 00:21

14 Jan will be the start of the next one. I'll be posting a sign-up thread shortly!

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CassieStuart · 02/01/2019 11:11

Thanks @StuntNun. I'd thought maybe doing it gradually would help avoid things like carb flu and make things easier. But maybe I should just jump in.

Wonder if I should start now or wait for bootcamp...

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BIWI · 02/01/2019 11:13
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CassieStuart · 02/01/2019 11:29

Thanks!

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Mimosa1 · 03/01/2019 12:06

Oh gd, just stood on the scale and I'm back to 80kg, back to boot camp I go. @BIWI* you are a heroine.

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RaininSummer · 03/01/2019 12:08

I kind of want to sign up again as I know it works but I dropped off as I found I got bored as I am vegetarian which made it quite hard to have varied meals and led to a reliance on cheese and fake meat. I also love to cook I think I need to be more along the lines of the blood sugar diet as that I think, allows pulses and some wholegrain rice. I have put on weight as I made the fatal mistake of keeping some high fat foods in but adding carbs to the mix (especially the bad ones) argg. Really not sure what to do as I found bootcamp very motivating. Got to do something though as I am at my heaviest now.

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BIWI · 03/01/2019 12:24

Have you had a look at the vegetarian recipe thread in the Bootcamp topic @RaininSummer? There are some lovely things on there.

Also, get hold of a copy of Rose Elliott's vegetarian low carb diet/recipes.

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RaininSummer · 03/01/2019 12:45

Thanks Biwi - I will revisit the recipe thread. Have been saving vegan recipes this morning as some of those arent too carb heavy but they do use shedloads of nuts.

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BIWI · 03/01/2019 17:57

Well yes, but you do need to make sure you're getting the right nutrients if you're vegan, as well!

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