Hmmm, the only supplements i've taken are fish oils and EPO, 1g a day of each, and glucosamine sulphate when i was running 35 miles/week and calcium when i had my stress fracture. How do the fat burners work? I found the oils made a big difference to me (for lubricating and protecting my joints), but the glucosamine (to help my cartilage repair faster) only helped during the final weeks, when i was running 10-12 miles a time.

What size are your boobs? Mine don't move an inch in my sports bra and they're a 34E-F, i wear 1 size too small in sports bra (32F's or 34DD's depending on the cut) as my bra-fitter told me to. It makes a huge difference, especially the week before AF.

Lucky you on the tummy! I gained ALL of my PG weight after the 34th week! And don't say "6kg in 6 weeks!?" like my friends do, because it was nearly 8 weeks by the time she decided to come out (41+4!). LOL. Still, i was 18kg heavier before i got PG, so things are pretty good just now. Does anyone else use BMI as their useful scale? I like to be 23-24 as i'm tall and big-framed, so less than 22.5 or so and i look quite gaunt and obviously i don't wanna go back into "overweight" after getting into "normal" I think i weigh myself about once every 6 months! I used to weigh regularly but i found i was caring too much about stuff that didn't matter, like i can easily gain or lose 2kg in a day, or 3kg around my AF and it doesn't mean anything. And i gained 3kg when i was training, which bothered me and eventually i thought "Do you want a light body or a strong body?" and decided i'd rather be able to run 13 miles than care about a number. So now i just go by my clothes.

Bx