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Can I have fresh rhubarb on the 17 day diet?

zera asked this question Aug 6th, 2011 1:48 pm

Just started this week. My question is where is rhubarb in this diet. Can I have it in which cycle? I do not eat at breakfast in the morning. I've been eating the breakfast food at lunch. And basically skipping a meal. Anyone know is this ok or am i not getting enough calories? Thanks for the input.

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kz

People who eat breakfast eat less. Also, if you're not getting at least 1200 calories, your metabolism quits and you will just starve and slowly lose weight at first. If you are starving, then the second you start eating you will gain weight quickly. Follow the diet. It is as easy as that.

posted on Aug 8th, 2011 10:25 am

Kim

Rhubarb is in cycle 3

posted on Aug 21st, 2011 11:10 am

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