It's mind over matter with Lipotrim (Lipotrim)

Member Name: Shazza

Product:	Lipotrim
Date:	31/08/08 (791 review reads)
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Advantages: No worries about what to cook for dinner

Disadvantages: Bit boring but you lose interest in food anyway

I did the Lipotrim diet back in the spring. I did it for 9 weeks until the end of May when I had a wedding to attend. I lost 2 stone 11lbs and felt great all the way through. It is defintely a state of mind - you have to be determined to do it and stick to it. I stuck soooo rigidly to it that if I was cooking for the family and got sauce on my fingers - I wouldn't even lick it off !!!! Over the summer I put back on about 10 lbs and altho my clothes felt ok (they were falling off after the initial 9 weeks) I wanted to shift the 10lbs and more if poss. I started it last Sunday - deliberately on a Sun because it's the toughest day and if I could do that day the rest of the week would be a doddle. So far so good. The chemist warned me that it's much harder the 2nd time around but I've found it ok. The chocolate is the best tasting. You need the shaker the chemist sells or else use a whisk - you do need to whisk or shake them **a lot**. I have 2 shakes a day and chicken soup in the evening. I use cold water, shake it in the shaker and then heat it in saucepan using a whisk. Mainly because it feels like I'm cooking myself a dinner ! I use a little curry powder in the soup to flavour it and although the chemist has said not to because it affects the ketosis - I lost .5 short of 2kg this week (and that was 6 days). So, in short, it's not for everyone but the key is mental attitude. Plus exercise - I try to walk at least 3 - 4 times a week (3 miles) and do Curves a few times also. Good luck everyone

Summary: Try it but be determined