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"Robert A. McGlohon, Jr." <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 12 Apr 1998 16:20:06 -0600
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This is both an introduction and a query.

Introduction: My name is Robert and I've been lurking here since
January.  I am slowly making my lifestyle as paleo as possible.
Incorporating elements of Atkin's ketogenic diet, I've lost 30 pounds
since January, 370 down to 340, and I hope to lose another 140 pounds.
My blood pressure has dropped from astronomical to normal, my resting
pulse rate is down, and I'm off all medication other than a few selected
supplements.  I've accomplished this while "relapsing" as often as I
keep to a paleo diet.  I've lost almost all craving for sugar and highly
processed foods, and I am convinced that as I become more consistent my
progress (weight loss, feeling of well-being) will become more
pronounced.  Still, I could use some encouragement.

Query: It would be helpful to me, and to other "newbies" as well, I'm
sure, to hear from long-term paleo people about the success they have
had with this way of eating.  Nothing encourages like tales of success.
I'd especially like to hear from someone who has lost a large amount of
weight and kept it off.  Or from someone who beat severe depression.  Or
disease.  I've tried searching the archives, but without much success.

So, oldtimers -- please, give us your success stories.  I'm convinced
this is the way of eating for me, but conviction can waiver.  I could
use some help.

Robert McGlohon

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