The MakeMeThinner Support Forum

[Allie]

I was wondering,

Can I have my MF every two hours insted of every three hours? I have a b-day party to go to tomorrow at 6, and I don't want to get home late and then have a MF right before bed, so I was thinking I could do something like:

7:30 Hot Chocolate
9:30 Oatmeal
11:30 Shake
1:30 Bar
4:00 shake or pudding
6 or 7 L&G

If I have them too close together am I hurting my progress?
Allie

[DogMa]

It's no problem to space them closer together, BUT if you eat at 6 or even 7 and then don't eat anything until the next morning, you're going way too long with no fuel in your system.

This isn't like other programs, where they tell you not to eat at night. It's no problem to eat close to bedtime. Or you could bring something with you and have it on your way home from the party, if that works out better for you.

[Arklahoma]

I agree with DogMa. This would not be a problem every now and again but don't leave too much time between bed and your next a.m. feeding. You're only getting 800 - 1000 calories per day so it's not bad to eat b4 bed.

[Blessedmommieof3]

I always end up eating my last meal about 10-11 pm. Last night I fell asleep and totally missed #5. OOpppsss!!

[JKSRN]

Do what you need to do,Allie, to fit in the meals. Just not two meals at one time. Remember, it is about 'fueling' the body so it stays 'rev'd up! As already said, having a very late meal, while not OK on most other programs, is just fine on this one. Sometimes, I don't start meals for the day until noon or 1pm, if sleeping in, and then do the two-hour spacing instead of three hour. Depends on a personal schedule that you work out yourself. I continue to lose, regardlessof when my alloted meals begin or end for the day.
Joan