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Hi everyone,

I'm on day 4 of Phase one. I am a sugar and carb addict so I

thought it would be impossible for me to do this. But, I have to

say it's not as bad as I thought. My biggest problem is that I find

that I'm getting really hungry even between snacks. I mean, I feel

like my blood sugar is starting to drop so I have to eat. So I'm

worried that I'm eating too much, because the only things that seem

to calm it down are cheese and natural peanut butter. Also, I

thought I could drink skim milk, but then realized it's not until

P2. I'm breastfeeding my son. Not often, maybe 4 times a day, but

could this be why I'm so hungry? It's only day 4, so I'm hoping

this gets better. I can't wait for Phase 2!!

Any suggestions would be great!

Thanks,

debbie

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Debbie -I think someone posted and updated list the other day for

phase 1 and it had milk on it...

go back and read the post for the past couple of days...

Snack all you want on allowed foods. Maybe since you are nursing you

are using it faster than what the rest of us are.

bye

Sherry

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm on day 4 of Phase one. I am a sugar and carb addict so I

> thought it would be impossible for me to do this. But, I have to

> say it's not as bad as I thought. My biggest problem is that I

find

> that I'm getting really hungry even between snacks. I mean, I feel

> like my blood sugar is starting to drop so I have to eat. So I'm

> worried that I'm eating too much, because the only things that seem

> to calm it down are cheese and natural peanut butter. Also, I

> thought I could drink skim milk, but then realized it's not until

> P2. I'm breastfeeding my son. Not often, maybe 4 times a day, but

> could this be why I'm so hungry? It's only day 4, so I'm hoping

> this gets better. I can't wait for Phase 2!!

>

> Any suggestions would be great!

>

> Thanks,

> debbie

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Debbie -I think someone posted and updated list the other day for

phase 1 and it had milk on it...

go back and read the post for the past couple of days...

Snack all you want on allowed foods. Maybe since you are nursing you

are using it faster than what the rest of us are.

bye

Sherry

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm on day 4 of Phase one. I am a sugar and carb addict so I

> thought it would be impossible for me to do this. But, I have to

> say it's not as bad as I thought. My biggest problem is that I

find

> that I'm getting really hungry even between snacks. I mean, I feel

> like my blood sugar is starting to drop so I have to eat. So I'm

> worried that I'm eating too much, because the only things that seem

> to calm it down are cheese and natural peanut butter. Also, I

> thought I could drink skim milk, but then realized it's not until

> P2. I'm breastfeeding my son. Not often, maybe 4 times a day, but

> could this be why I'm so hungry? It's only day 4, so I'm hoping

> this gets better. I can't wait for Phase 2!!

>

> Any suggestions would be great!

>

> Thanks,

> debbie

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I have good news for you - I don't remember the source but I know I have seen in several places that nursing moms should go to Ph 2. Also, if you're hungry - eat. :)

new and hungry!!

Hi everyone,I'm on day 4 of Phase one. I am a sugar and carb addict so I thought it would be impossible for me to do this. But, I have to say it's not as bad as I thought. My biggest problem is that I find that I'm getting really hungry even between snacks. I mean, I feel like my blood sugar is starting to drop so I have to eat. So I'm worried that I'm eating too much, because the only things that seem to calm it down are cheese and natural peanut butter. Also, I thought I could drink skim milk, but then realized it's not until P2. I'm breastfeeding my son. Not often, maybe 4 times a day, but could this be why I'm so hungry? It's only day 4, so I'm hoping this gets better. I can't wait for Phase 2!!Any suggestions would be great!Thanks, debbieReminder: The South Beach Diet is not low-carb. Nor is it low-fat. The South Beach Diet teaches you to rely on the right carbs and the right fats-the good ones-and enables you to live quite happily without the bad carbs and bad fats. For more on this WOE please read "The South Beach Diet" by Arthur Agatston, MD. ISBN 1-57954-814-8

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