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Topic: drinking less too (Read 3064 times)
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fatbear
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I have just started to try this "diet" and surprise! I crave less alcohol. I'm wondering if this isn't a side benefit? I usually have an afternoon martini... not helpful... but non the less a habit. If this knocks that craving out, that alone is worth it.
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Hun.e.b
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the thing I've noticed lately is that alcohol just doesnt taste as good anymore. its only been 1 week for me. I used to love to have a glass of wine at night and I just dont anymore. Doesnt taste good at all.
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Denise
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I like my red wine. I live near vintner friends, and always have some at night. It hasn't reduced it for me. But it doesn't bring on food cravings as reported by some.
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porkypine
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This has happened for me, too. I live right above a good brewpub that brews their own beers, and there are several other good microbreweries within a few blocks of my house. So obviously I have gained a lot of weight recently by frequenting these places. I appreciate the reduced craving for beer, although I have found, as with others here, that after a few beers the appetite suppression effects of SLD disappear, unfortunately.
Since I am not drinking alone, there is a clear social effect going on, as with most alcohol. I feel like I will never get to my absolute ideal point, because I value so much the social experiences that come with having a pint with friends or my husband.
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xt92879
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the thing I've noticed lately is that alcohol just doesnt taste as good anymore. its only been 1 week for me. I used to love to have a glass of wine at night and I just dont anymore. Doesnt taste good at all.
Maybe you aren't drinking it right?! j/k!
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patsi
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I am glad someone brought this up I thought it was just me. I usually love red wine but the taste has changed and I really don't want it anymore. On the other hand food tastes so much better to me thankgoodness my appetite is suppressed.  patsi
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Gregg
Newbie

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Not drinking less. Not wanting to drink less. Not finding that alcohol reduces the effect of the oil.
I have 2 to 4 drinks/day, either microbrew beer or red wine (or an occasional liquor drink). Have done so throughout the three weeks on SLD, have still lost six pounds and am over 10% of the way to my goal of losing 55 pounds.
The advantage of this method is I can lose weight while not feeling that I'm depriving myself.
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fatbear
Newbie

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I am still in week one... I have lost 4 lbs. I have had minimal alcohol... one martini Friday, and I almost didn't finish it. I usually have two on Friday evenings, sort of a TGIF thing. No wine on Saturday. This is not an effort on my part, I simply have little interest. I have a collection of high end wine, this is shocking  . I have a collection of high end single malt whiskey... some of it costing a bloody fortune and I loved the taste of it, as an occasional treat. I haven't been attracted to it at all this week. My diet has drastically altered with no extreme effort on my part at all. The one thing I have noticed, ... lots of gas...  .. but I think its because I'm eating lots of salads, etc. I will gladly fart my way through life if I can ever fit a size 10 or less. 
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SFGary
Newbie

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Not yet...I am like Denise, love the red wine. Well also the white, the french rose, and the sparkling wines  . But I am preparing myself to cut myself off ( or god forbid switch to non-alcohol wine) for a few months if the alcohol from the wine sabotages the effort. Which it might, depending on the quantity.
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believer
Newbie

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I decided to stop drinking wine for a while before beginning SLD, but I thought it would be difficult. It was instead so easy that I was astonished, but meanwhile I started with SLD.
Now I understand that it was the diet (2 tbs oil) to help my decision.
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