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[cadillac]

I just started medifast. I am hungry all the time

[Jeanette]

Hi Cadillac!

Mike lost over 100 pounds in about 3 months. Nancy lost 128 pounds in 28 weeks. Men tend to lose faster than women. Mike also did the "purist" version of the fast, which is shakes only, while Nancy did the full fast with all the Medifast products.

Which ever way you choose, you be guarenteed success if you stick with it!

Best of luck!

PS: Regarding hunger--it is tough for the first couple of weeks. Try drinking water when you are hungry, or having a fast soup or boullion. They have been lifesavers for me!

[shineface]

Hi there----- Cadillac?

I am so glad you are here and I promise you it will get better and become second nature to you.

Jeanette is one of the resident MF guru's -- just look at her numbers!!! We are all proof positive if you just hang in there - THIS WORKS!!! My own numbers are proof positive and it does get better as the days pass.

As far as weight loss everyone seems to be different according to how they are doing it , metabolism, etc,etc,etc.... BUT IT WORKS quicker than anything I've ever been on -- and believe me I've been on everything and a patient more than one place in an effort to lose this WEIGHT, no FAT!!!

Keep coming here and posting and reading and shaking and slurping and drinking LOTS of water and you will succeed!!!!

WE WILL do this together!!!
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[Guest]

i am wondering the same thing?

[bdg]

Took me 4 1/2 months to lose 100lbs (that I know of) maybe less time. I wasn't in a rush though, because we didn't put it on in a week, it certainly isn't going to come off that fast either. Joelie (who has been perfectly complian) has lost a wonderful 94 lbs in 7 1/2 months. She had less to lose than I do and she lost slower. She is doing great though!

[Serendipity]

It took me exactly 6 months.

[Lauren]

Hey, Cadillac, welcome aboard!

It took me 28 weeks to lose 100 pounds, and exactly 51 weeks to lose 150 pounds. Tomorrow marks my 1 year anniversary, and I am officially at 152 pounds lost.

But, while the numbers matter to keep us in line and focused, they can not be the only goal you have. I really believe the driving force for people who have seen success and continue to meet their goals is the desire to have a better life. It sounds silly, but it's not about just wanting to be "thin." It's about knowing you deserve to live well. To enjoy your days. To wake up feeling good, and go to sleep feeling fulfilled. And fulfillment doesn't come from food - as much as we've all leaned on it in our lives.

Anyway, if you really want this, from the very core of your soul, then nothing will stop you.

That's all there is to it!

Lauren

[TonyR]

It took me just under 5 months! If you put your mind to it and stick to the plan WITHOUT CHEATING then you can do it!!!!