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Thanks for the link! I've been wondering for a long time how to change my ticker.
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I have the very same problem. I find a cup of hot tea (caffeine free so I'm not up all night) really helps.
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Baby steps: make small, manageable changes one at a time.
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I have the exact same problem! It is a tough time to get through. I also struggle around 3PM. I find a hot cup of tea helps, seems to ward off the need to eat ---- but it has to be caffeine free or I'll be up all night! Those 90 calorie Fiber One bars are good with a cup of hot tea There are many good flavors: lemon,…
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Now 44. Started this almost two years ago. Started at 164.5 and now at 135. Would like to lose 5 more. For me, it has really been a case of Eat Less, Move More. Making better food choices along the way. Decreased the amount of Coke I was drinking all the time. But have never deprived myself of anything or everything. Read…
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I agree with the importance of seeing an endocrinologist. Mine has been monitoring me for 11 years now and has had to do some tweaking and extra blood testing to check my numbers as the weight (35 pounds total despite what my ticker says!) has come off. Also, are you taking your meds on an empty stomach? Including no…
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I have the Polar FT4, too. I do love it but I notice a significant difference in calories burned on it vs. calories burned that Runkeeper/MFP gives for the same activity and amount of time. My HRM almost always gives me 200 more calories burned than those apps doI'm assuming my HRM is more accurate, but I'm worried it is…
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You can still join them for meals outcheck the menu on line prior to leaving your house. Decide then what you will order. Order before anyone else so that you are not tempted to change your mind because of what others are ordering. If you can't check a menu beforehand, decide mentally what you will order. It can be as…
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Freeze a water bottle and roll your foot gently over it for several minutes a couple of times a day. Stretch several times a day --- sit on the floor, legs out in front of you. Grab a bath towel and pull your foot back toward your body using the towel. Do this in 20-30 second intervals for 2-3 minutes and do this several…