Yes, I think so, about the body catching its breath before launching into the next jump forward. And it is funny - not a simple matter of eat this, do that, and you'll lose exactly this, though obviously the eating and the doing are both essential.
)Hmmmm... now I'm reverting to thinking the Mexican mudslide really is a kind of strenuous outdoor exercise.
Will await further reports with interest!
Haha! Yes the Mexican mudslide is very rich and smooth and carbolicious! Over a hundred carb that day! The scale immediately drifted up 2-3 lbs and it’ll take the same amount of days to work them back off. I tend to splurge once in a while—next time I’ll splurge with some cucumber vodka I have on hand and at least limit the damage.Hooray - an update! Great to hear that things are going so well!
A Mexican mudslide hey? I'm guessing that's a particularly rich and smooth cocktail - though it might be a strenuous outdoor exercise. (I'll look it up after I've posted this - don't worry about setting me straight.
The part-time job sounds terrific - cheering you on for the first shift!
Hmmmm... now I'm reverting to thinking the Mexican mudslide really is a kind of strenuous outdoor exercise.
Fantastic that the keto thing is working for you - and that you feel so good about how you're going. I'm really looking forward to seeing the progress pics. Yes, the price of good food is a bit of a hit, but our health and our enjoyment of life are two of the things that are most worth spending on, IMO. Not the only two, but two of.
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late addition: oh my! I'd forgotten about the Dietbet.
Aaahhh! A scheduled splurge, how nice! Have fun girl!
That is great! And I doubt a couple of Mexican mudslides can really add 1.6 lbs, most of that will pass quickly. Having a planned indulgence now and then doesn't seem like a problem to me. You are doing great.
Ah HA!!! You are correct my dear! Considering that was just a month changes things a bit — perhaps I’ll reconsider my decision not to do another ...It doesn't look like a huge payout, but then it's 120% of what you invested, and just in one month, too - a 20% interest rate per month would give you something like $375 at the end of a year...
(Joke! Don't trust my maths or my investment advice!)
No don’t apologize! You were right. DietBet always guarantees you get at least what you put in as long as you lose all the weight. No doctors involved, you have someone take pictures of the scale and you on the scale, so that part is pretty easy.Now I'm feeling anxious
I was only joking - I mean I know the maths adds up, more or less, but I don't think it's a sound investment strategy!
It's certainly fun to hear about, but I can't help wondering it's a ploy to get people to do plunge much more than $50, and then scarper with the lot, or else to refuse payout on the grounds that the loss hasn't been attested by their in-house doctor or something.
Sounds pretty great to me, you lost weight and won! How do they verify the weight loss? Are you just trusted or do you have to weigh in somewhere?
It’s pretty easy, I do it in my phone. They have an app. You weigh in once a week. The app guides you through the process of taking a picture of the scale with the number, next to the weigh in word written on a piece of paper. They give you the word right before you weigh in. Then you take another pic of you standing on the scale with your whole body visible and light clothing. Then submit and you’re done. At the end in the final 48 hours you submit a final weigh in. They have the option of rejecting your weigh in, then you have 12 hours to submit a new one, but I never had a problem with any of mine.
