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--- In , "Debbie Feder" <deborahfederlmt@h...> wrote: > ....That is a great way to put it "Hack" or is it "Dorf" LOL :) It's Cari but the email addy describes perfectly how I feel about my weight gain since I turned 30! > Prey is the perfect word to describe certain types of insomnia... > I'm good now thank God, it was a temporary disruption of my flow > which was a result of the first days of my cycle... I used to get that, but it was more tied with the full moon! I'm on depo provera for migraine control so I don't seem to have any kind of cycle that way now (just every couple of months I get a bit loopy). > ....So, what? Is Paul Mckenna so boring that it drones you into > unconsciousness? LOL :) Nah that would be Kenny G! No comment ;o) > I also just started to use some foam earplugs.. It's interesting how > this brings you into a more "inner" state because it blocks out the > outside sounds but you can still hear your breathing and your > heartbeat, like being under water Yes, I've tried that (I like in an apartment and can sometimes hear the guy who lives upstairs watching TV), it's great. I've also found that a constant "white" noise is helpful which I get through having a floor standing fan running at night. > So do you combine NoS with low carb at all? What is working for you? > Good luck! Thanks - I need it right now. I am having one of my periodic falls off the chocolate wagon and have eaten two large packs of chocolate raisins the past three days. I jsut scoff til I feel sick. Right now I'm aiming to deal with that first before the whole WOE change, so I'm trying to stick to NoS but with some of the principles of Paul McKenna's slimming book (eating slowly really does have an amazing effect!). I figure if I can get through 3 weeks without chocolate, I'll be safe to move to the next step of dealing with the rest of my new way of eating! How's it working for you? Cari |
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