Success with Only No Sugar Plan
            
                
                    Tenacity2550                
                
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                    I’m too busy to exercise and I refuse to diet for fear of the yo-yo that I grew up watching my mother play. Starve, gain, starve, gain more. My clothes were getting too tight, then I went two sizes larger. I had to do something. So, I cut out sweets. Guess what. It is working! I’ve lost 11 lbs in a month. I’m smaller now than I’ve been in 11 years, since having twins. The shrinking stopped after five pounds, for about two weeks. Not sure why, but I stuck with it. Then I started to shrink again. Oh joy. Down to 133.4 this morning.                
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            I'm glad you're having success with your plan! It sounds like for you, cutting out sweets is a good way of creating a calorie deficit. If it's sustainable for you, then keep it up!
But I'm curious as to how this differs from dieting...15 - 
            Congrats on your sucess. Be cautious about other refined carbs sneaking in as sugar replacement. I dropped a bit of weight doing no sugar and then it would come back and my will power would wan. I still mostly eat no sugar, but with accurate monitoring of my calories I can work on moderation of treats which is a huge stumbling block for me.6
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            I also have to cut out sugar to lose weight. I also count my calories but it seems like the only way I have success is if I just say no to sugar. Plus, it’s a great motivator because when I get to goal I can start eating sugar again! I’m down 12 pounds so far!2
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            You found a way to create a calorie deficit that works for you. That's great!
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            Congrats on your success with finding a way to create a calorie deficit that works for you. Good luck staying on your plan.1
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            Honestly, cutting out sugar does wonders for me as well. It just cuts down the food cravings so much. When I eat sugar I just cannot stop being hungry, even when I am incredibly full.
Over my last several attempts at weight loss I had noticed that one little (or rather large but brief) binge on sugar could completely make me fall off of a months-long, otherwise successful diet. This time I am making a direct effort to avoid sugar as much as possible. So far it is working.4 
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