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Hi Bee,

Is this too long? If so, just skip to the 2nd paragraph where my question

is. I also thought it might help someone who's gotten away from the diet and

needs help in recommitting.

After a year of being on your diet, I got away from it and returned to my

old eating patterns at night although I always had the full egg drink in the

morning and my lunch was meat, fats, and acceptable veggies with most of the

supplements. Whenever I would try to return to your diet, I would get such

intense cravings that I could never get past giving up all of the starchy

carbohydrates...basically, snack foods. Then I started to retain water or bloat

no matter what I ate. That scared me and I've recommitted to getting back to

your diet, completely.

Can you tell me how long I should be at each step of eliminating the various

categories of bad foods before I give them up completely? Specifically, I've

given up the sugar, dairy, alcohol, and non-foods (snacks/junk foods) in the

space of 3 weeks. My fats and meats are up there. At the moment I am not doing

any of the coconut oil... it contributes to severe brain fog and bloating. When

do I give up the brown rice or potatoes or squash? Btw, I am still bloating when

I do a lighter version of the egg drink with just butter and 2 eggs and cinnamon

or have a healthy soup with just acceptable vegetables and good fats.

Thank you,

Ginnie

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