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I created an account here on 7/7 and began the beginner's bodyweight workout every other day.  I slipped into eating Primal in most respects, learning as I went along.  Read a lot in Mark's Daily Apple too.

 

When I began this, I was trying to improve body fat percentage and improve strength/agility/overall fitness.  I had been eating maintenance calories and held steady at 150/149 for at least three months prior to starting with Primal.  Losing weight would be great, but was not the main goal.

 

I stopped counting calories and had only rudimentary ideas about carb counts.  I've lost four pounds in not even two weeks and learned I can now skip a meal if nothing is appealing in the cafeteria or the day gets busy.  I've lost 1/2 an inch in the thighs.

 

It's fun to see unexpected results so early.  I was even out on a four day business trip and could easily incorporate the beginner's workouts in my room. 

 

Best wishes to everyone on their journey!

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Congrats! It must feel so liberating to be able to miss meals like that! (I know it does for me) Inches lost are always a good boost too!

"I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy." ~~Marie Curie

 

"All great things are simple, and many can be expressed in single words: Freedom, Justice, Honour, Duty, Mercy, Hope. " ~~ Winston Churchill 

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