DisneyDancin7
Loves the Smell of Columbia Harbour House
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I'm not sure how this thread got revived?
Reading through it, though, I want to point out that having a healthy lifestyle is no guarantee of being at a "normal" weight. I used to be morbidly obese (according to the BMI charts) despite regular exercise and following a vegetarian diet with lots of fruits & veggies and very little junk food. I tried WW Core, which is generally considered a healthy diet, and I gained weight. I even tried a vegan diet of nothing but whole grains, fruits, veggies, and beans for several months -- didn't lose anything. So, it's not like every fat person has unhealthy habits.
I've now lost some weight, but it's been very difficult. I've had to exercise an hour a day, cut back my food to where I'm hungry a lot, and take ephedrine, as well as injecting myself twice a day with a prescription diabetes drug (Byetta) that has reductions in appetite as a side effect. I'm down almost 40 pounds, but I'm finding further weight loss to be nearly impossible, even though I'm technically still obese.
where do you buy your ephedra...i've been looking for the cheapest place
