Re: Aspartame/losing fat

[Guest guest]

>I am losing weight

> wonderfully all over except there which seems to be virtually

> immune. For example in one month I lost 7 inches in my waist and

> only 2 in my hips which need to lose the most. I am finally

feeling

> up to exercising but I worry that if my body is using the fat to

keep

> the toxins from overloading my system that it either won't work or

I

> will get sick.

Dawn, I didn't lose my weight evenly, either. (I had less than 30

pounds to lose.) My butt completely disappeared while fat lingered

in other areas. I think " uneven " weight loss is fairly typical

especially in people who gained weight eating SAD. Even if you're

not remotely interested in the Warrior Diet, the author's website had

some information on losing what he calls " stubborn fat " that might be

helpful. He also addresses the issue of fat storing toxins.

http://www.warriordiet.com/pdfs/stubbornfat.pdf Betsy

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Betsy! I am interested in the warrior diet but we haven't

managed to work it out in our household. I need more dishes to

cook that much food at night. =) We're starting out in life and still

don't have lots of kitchen supplies.

Dawn

> Dawn, I didn't lose my weight evenly, either. (I had less than 30

> pounds to lose.) My butt completely disappeared while fat lingered in

> other areas. I think " uneven " weight loss is fairly typical

> especially in people who gained weight eating SAD. Even if you're not

> remotely interested in the Warrior Diet, the author's website had some

> information on losing what he calls " stubborn fat " that might be

> helpful. He also addresses the issue of fat storing toxins.

> http://www.warriordiet.com/pdfs/stubbornfat.pdf Betsy

>