Guest guest Posted April 18, 2003 Report Share Posted April 18, 2003 Hello all, I have a question for anyone. I have Severe Chronic Pancreatitis and SOD. I am about 25 pounds overweight and have been trying like heck to lose this weight for the last 3 1/2 months. I walk on my treadmill for an hour a day at a 10% incline and burn 650 calories a day for 5-6 days a week. That means at the least I should be burning 1 pound a week, but NOTHING is coming off. I have even gained 4 pounds! Of course I am on a low fat diet along with a low calorie diet. I have lost some inches, but it's the weight I want to see come off, especially if I should turn diabetic unexpectidly. Thats my history. Here's the question. I am SERIOUSLY considering taking a diet pill without effedra of course, to help speed up my matabolism. Can't figure out why else I wouldn't be losing a pound in 3 1/2 months otherwise, if it's not my metabolism. I am concerned that this might cause pancreatic attacks or efect my pancreas. My GP says I shouldn't put anything like that in my body because of my condition and my specialist keeps telling me to cut my calorie intake to 800 a day. I don't think the human body can live healthy on 800 calories a day. But thats me. Has anyone else had a weight problem with pancreatitis? Have you taken weight loss pills? Have you had trouble losing weight? I am SO SO SO tired of all the excersising. Literally. I don't know if I can go on the way I have been for one more day. The exhaustion is starting to take it's toll. But I despratly want to lose some weight. Of course I have pain when I wake in the morning from the excersizing the day before, but it generally goes away for a few hours when I start excersizing again. Then just lets me know it's back throughout the day. I have tried doing 300 sit ups a day to flatten the tummy (with the ab machine) and haven't lost an inch in my stomache. Did this for 1 month faithfully. Could this be the pancreas at work too? I'll take all the advice anyone wants to give. Thanks, Sandy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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