Question for Dukaners who lost 7lb+ in 2 weeks or less

[MissWooWoo]

did you notice a difference in your measurements/how your clothes fitted or did you just see a difference on the scales? I'm asking because I need to drop a bit of weight fast or rather I need to drop a couple of inches fast and having dabbled a bit previously with Dukan I'm thinking this is the best way - I don't care if my weight stays the same to be honest, could just do with a particular dress being a little loser in the hip and thigh area

I am also dukaning to get into a VERY tight dress. I have lost just under 7 lb (6.4...but who's counting ;) ) in 10 days and have lost an inch of my thighs and hips and two inches off my waist. Clothes definitely feel looser but haven't dared to try my dress, I think there's still a way to go! But for a tightish dress with two weeks I think you'll easily do it...Good luck :)

well it's more like 9 days! so is that an inch off each thigh and an inch off your hips or a total of an inch for all of those measurements?

How many PP days did you do?

I did two pp days, lost 4lb of bloat then moved to cruise.... Although I do struggle on the pure protein days and have been having a bit of salad on those too
If you stick to it properly ( I had the odd glass of wine too ) think you old definitely do better than me!

That should say ... You could definitely do better then me... Fat fingers!!!!

That should say ... You could definitely do better then me... Fat fingers!!!!

It's an inch off my hips, an inch off both thighs measured together ( actually 1.5 now) and 2 inches off waist.

Ooh good that sounds promising, I did nearly 2 days of PP (I'm afraid I ate 4 florets of brocoli with dinner last night) and am aiming for another full PP day today. If I could lose an inch off both thighs together that would be a big help and enable me to sit down in dress without the fear of it ripping open at the seam ha ha, luckily it is a very fitted dress so looks fine, it's just the sitting down in it that's bothering me. When is your D-Day?