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I take Natrol (www.natrol.com) Skin-Hair-Nails, it's a purple bottle, I

found them at Walgreens and CVS here in Atlanta. I take one in am and

one in pm.

Lap RNY April 9, 2004

348/293/140 (begin/current/goal)

www.carrieburns.net

> ,

> What hair/skin/nail vitamins are these?  I would like to get some.

> thanks,

> Staci

>

>

>

> > (that's my sister's name :) ), I journal everything I eat on my

> > Palm so looking at a quick chart of my daily total calories for the

> > past 4 weeks shows I'm right around 1,000 calories/day +/- 100, but

> I

> > tend to burn between 200-400 calories/day exercising. I haven't

> weighed

> > in over a week and am hoping tomorrow morning to be at 288, which

> would

> > put me at 60 # down. I don't think I could make it on 700-800 and

> have

> > the energy and stamina I have, as it is I'm starting to worry about

> my

> > hair even though I average around 70g of protein/day and take

> > hair/skin/nail vitamins, though I've always lost a lot of hair and

> > still have plenty so I'm not sure worrying is in order yet. Ok, I'm

> > rambling...hope I've helped.

> >

> >

> > Lap RNY April 9, 2004

> > 348/293/140 (begin/current/goal)

> > www.carrieburns.net

> >

> >

> >

> >> Thanks Dora.  That's pretty much what the nutrionist says but the

> >>  surgeon would like me to stay at 700-800 calories forever.  I've

> >>  heard at our local support meeting that the surgeons with BC are

> >>  really being pressured to 'show good results' to be able to keep

> >>  doing the surgeries.  My nutrionist says that its not reasonable

> or

> >>  healthy for someone my height 5'9 " to restrict yourself to 700-800

> >>  calories for the rest of my life.  That's why I wonder how the

> >>  people that are eating around 1,000 calories a day or a little

> more

> >>  are doing. 

> >>

> >> 

> >>> ,

> >>>  

> >>> I am not post-op, but have dieted my whole life.  There might be

> >>  some truth behind what she is saying.  Sometimes when your calorie

> >>  intake is too low your body might try and hold onto everything you

> >>  are ingesting to stay alive.  And with an increase in calories

> your

> >>  body might decide to let some of what it is storing go.  I know

> that

> >>  sounds crazy, but it is worth a try.  It just might work.

> >>>  

> >>> Dora

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

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