is it working??!!
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Hi all, just a quick query...I have previously been on orlistat before and realised how bad eating fat can be with them as had terrible tum and accidents.....however this time have been really good sticking to low fat food and had no side effects so doing well.....I did have a bit of a lapse at wend and although not bad I did eat fatty stuff and yet nothing has happened to me...ie no upset tum etc..so am I doing this right as I would have thought I would have suffered due to my wend lapse!!??I would be greatful if anyone else has has similar experience and could let me know. Thanks.
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tillydoll
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Good luck
Suza
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what did you eat and how much fat do you think it contained ?
Guest
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Breakfast (tablet taken)...2 weetabix with skimmed milk and blueberries
mid morn...either piece fruit or bag low fat crisps
lunch (tablet taken)..granary roll, scraping butter,low fat cheese salad
fat free yoghurt x 2
mid afternoon...fruit or cup green coffee
Tea (tablet taken)...mushrooms and beans on toast,or jacket potatoe with
beans or cottage cheese and lots salad
fat free youghurt
I have been drinking lots water as well....so i amd obviously not having too much fat but does it matter if I have too little fat??When i previously took them i really had the nasty side effects but this time I have learnt my lesson...so am i doing something wrong!!??Why is it so easy to put weight on yet so blinkin hard to get it off!!!any advice?????
Suza
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I have broken my down like this:
5g's for breakfast
10g for lunch
15g for tea
Never usually get to those amounts except at tea time sometimes so I am able to have things like snack a jacks, go aheads etc during the day but also allowed to have Activa yoghurt as that is fat free and dried fruit like apricots and prunes which only have a trace of fat.
Not sure what your fat intake on what you say you have eaten would be but you do need to have fat in your diet to enable your body to function properly.
I suggest you sit down and over a few days take note of the actual fat content you are consuming and amend accordingly.
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Suza
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It is really worth looking around your supermarket and spending a few more minutes on your weekly shop to look at the fat content of the foods and if necessary looking for alternatives.
good rule of thumb is no more than 5g's of total fat in any 100g's. if over 5 then do not buy and look for an alternative.
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