xenical

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone

I found that even though I was on a low fat diet I still had an oily loss.

I mean lets face it, by the time we get to this stage we know what we can &

can't eat.

I also found that I couldn't exercise whilst on the xenical because I got

caught out a couple of times. When I wanted to go to the loo I couldn't,

therefore constipated. So when I went for my walks I had very close calls

so in the end I didn't exercise, I was too frightened to go anywhere.

Also I was on the xenical for 6 weeks, watching everything that I put in my

mouth & lost only 1 kg. How depressing was that. My lady doctor told me,

" go & buy a dog, walk for a good hour per day then you can eat nearly

anything you like & still lose weight, " what a crock of shit. She has

always been thin..

Also I constantly had to wear a pad, what are the men going to wear. So my

advice is, men, unless you are going to wear a pad, dont go there!!! If you

want to know what it feels like put some cooking oil on your undies, walk

around for 2 seconds. I bet that will turn you off instantly.

Hope I haven't been too foul.

Regards

Jodie (Tassie)

[Guest guest]

hi jodie, i agree it is a crock of shit and very well put if i don't say so

myself.

it's amazing how selfpreaching these thin people are, and i've been on the

end of it for years.

well no more i say, from now on it's what works for me. only trouble is with

my metabalism i haven't figued that out just yet but i'm dertermined to as i

am never going to put this weight back on again.

regards sharlene from perth

My lady doctor told me,

" go & buy a dog, walk for a good hour per day then you can eat nearly

anything you like & still lose weight, " what a crock of shit. She has

always been thin..

[Guest guest]

Hi All

Jodie is right. My experience was very similiar, and the worst thing I

found was when I was visiting people (have you ever tried flushing oil down

the loo) it was embarrasing. I found the xenical program to much like

Craig and all the other places, with their 'motivational' booklets and such.

And with all the dieting I have done in my life, I probably know more about

what you can and cannot eat than any dietician. But I have said it once and

I will say it again, this problem goes deeper than what we eat.

Netty

>

>Reply-To: ozband

>To: ozband >

>Subject: xenical

>Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2001 10:20:30 +1000

>

>Hi everyone

>

>I found that even though I was on a low fat diet I still had an oily loss.

>I mean lets face it, by the time we get to this stage we know what we can &

>can't eat.

>

>I also found that I couldn't exercise whilst on the xenical because I got

>caught out a couple of times. When I wanted to go to the loo I couldn't,

>therefore constipated. So when I went for my walks I had very close calls

>so in the end I didn't exercise, I was too frightened to go anywhere.

>

>Also I was on the xenical for 6 weeks, watching everything that I put in my

>mouth & lost only 1 kg. How depressing was that. My lady doctor told me,

> " go & buy a dog, walk for a good hour per day then you can eat nearly

>anything you like & still lose weight, " what a crock of shit. She has

>always been thin..

>

>Also I constantly had to wear a pad, what are the men going to wear. So my

>advice is, men, unless you are going to wear a pad, dont go there!!! If

>you

>want to know what it feels like put some cooking oil on your undies, walk

>around for 2 seconds. I bet that will turn you off instantly.

>

>Hope I haven't been too foul.

>

>

>Regards

>

>

>Jodie (Tassie)

>

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