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  1. #1
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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    Oh no Sassy!! How??

    Jody - It costs $750 to start and nothing else after except your bloods which are $20 each from Douglas, Hanly & Moir Pathology. You get these at 4 weeks, 12 weeks and then every 4 weeks again until finish (Sassy, correct me if I am wrong, I don't have my dates in front of me atm)
    Oh... it doesn't have to be a lump sum payment, but I think it costs about $100 more to have everything set up to do it over a payment plan. TBH, it is the best money I have ever spent.

    I find it really easy to stick to once I get past the first week or so... detox usually goes for a week, sometimes only 3 days. Once detox is over and a routine has been established it is easy to stick with. The motivation to keep going is wear clothes you thought would end up being given to charities because they were too small, and then getting back into them (that's me today!)
    My cm's losses have been phenomenal, and I am just shy of having lost 15kgs in 6 weeks.
    I know my kg losses could have been greater had I been getting more sleep (yep... the more sleep, the more you lose, and quicker! Great stuff)

    If you want any more info Jody, please feel free to PM me anytime

    Lisa

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    BellyBelly Member

    Feb 2007
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    Lisa - do you know if this is any different to SureSlim?

    Tx.

  3. #3
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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    Yeah it is different to Sureslim.
    Dr Cohen is the original diet, which has re-feeding and maintenance where as SS was developed by other Dr's who worked closely with Dr Cohen but do not have the formula he uses for the blood analysis (which is for your refeed) nor do they have refeed or maintenance.
    SS has a similar diet, but it is my understanding that they also use seeds on their plans.

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    BellyBelly Member

    Feb 2007
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    I've done SS that's all, there is a maintenance plan and yes, lots of seeds too.

    I just remember feeling very hungry but the weight loss was great.

    SG

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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    I was hungry for the first few days, after that I was fine. I do get hungry around TTOTM, but I am finding little ways to overcome that now which has helped a lot.

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    Apr 2006
    Perth
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    I did this too before I got married - lost 15kgs in about 10 weeks. I then went on my honeymoon where we had the most incredible food you could possibly imagine and then had back to back pregnancies - all before I got to my goal weight and did the refeeding - so you can guess where that 15kgs is now!!

    Jodi - I was going to give it another go but Mum talked me out of it. My particular diet, and I'm guessing most of them, leave you quite low on energy (you are specifically told not to exercise while on the diet) and given my PND and dealing with the girls Mum convinced me that for now at least it was a bad move. It is also pretty time consuming in that everything has to be weighed exactly - not like SS where you can just grab a shake.

    If you're interested, I'm more than happy to email you my Cohens diet and the "rules" so you can see what sort of things you'd be up against before you commit to a large sum of money.

    I will give it a go again in the future, but for now I think it would do me more harm than good - better if I can just find some will power and eat better, get regular exercise, get some sleep!

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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    If you're interested, I'm more than happy to email you my Cohens diet and the "rules" so you can see what sort of things you'd be up against before you commit to a large sum of money.
    Sorry to be a downer, but Jody, if you do get Lulu's diet plan... it is best that you don't follow it. You could do yourself some serious damage (kidneys, liver etc) and get very ill from following a plan that is not made for you.

    It is fine to obviously follow the rules, but I would not be doing the weighing as such on a plan that wasn't mine. In the end, if you don't finish the refeed, you will not have your body adjusted to help keep the weight off.
    My mum is doing an adjusted version of my plan, but she continues to have milk in her coffee and she doesn't weigh anything. She will also do an adjusted version of my refeed when I finish.

    On a lighter note, I am now 8w3d into my plan and I have lost 20.1kgs! I am over the moon about these results

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    7

    Smile

    I did this too before I got married - lost 15kgs in about 10 weeks. I then went on my honeymoon where we had the most incredible food you could possibly imagine and then had back to back pregnancies - all before I got to my goal weight and did the refeeding - so you can guess where that 15kgs is now!!

    Jodi - I was going to give it another go but Mum talked me out of it. My particular diet, and I'm guessing most of them, leave you quite low on energy (you are specifically told not to exercise while on the diet) and given my PND and dealing with the girls Mum convinced me that for now at least it was a bad move. It is also pretty time consuming in that everything has to be weighed exactly - not like SS where you can just grab a shake.

    If you're interested, I'm more than happy to email you my Cohens diet and the "rules" so you can see what sort of things you'd be up against before you commit to a large sum of money.

    I will give it a go again in the future, but for now I think it would do me more harm than good - better if I can just find some will power and eat better, get regular exercise, get some sleep!
    Being on a pension seems like a lot of money to pay out, have seen and heard good results but would like an idea of rules and things you have to eat and times etc before paying out this large sum, both hubby and myself would do it so there fore would be a lot larger outlay...thank you heaps and best of luck to all who are on it already...
    hugz andrianmichael