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pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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ok.. i sooooo did not want to go this route but i am getting married a month from tomarrow

and can not fit into my wedding gown :angry:

long story short.. my first year of being gluten-free i gained 36 pounds because i was so sick before hand..blah blah.. we've all heard it before.. anyways.. i have been eating really well for the past 6 months and going to the gym 4 days a week and i hike my dog for an hour every morning and i have lost 20 pounds!! yayy!! butttt..................

these last 10 just wont come off.... and i dont want to take diet pills forever.. just for a few weeks.. i know i can continue to lose weight the correct way when i get home from my wedding.. but i also have a $2000 wedding gown i HAVE to fit in.

so anwyas.. any suggestions or if anyone knows which ones are gluten-free that would be great!!

thanks!

coleen

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Good luck Coleen! Be careful with diet pills. Some list wheat grass as an ingredient and, though it is technically considered gluten free, it is a BIG no no for me and most other celiacs. I'm sorry I don't have any more information on gluten free diet pills. I take One A Day Weight Smart vitamins. They're supposed to help you lose weight, but they're not a diet pill.

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JenAnderson
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I take Hydroxycutt with caffeine in it. I've lost 15 pounds so far. Nowadays they don't have anything bad in them. Although if you have thyroid problems, they're not recommended.

pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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thanks guys!!

im pretty sensitive to ephedra like substances so im glad that stuff isnt in them anymore.

im going to GNC tomarrow so i make sure i get something "healthy" :P

penguin Community Regular
penguin
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Drink more cold water with lemon and unsweetened green tea than you think you can stand, that definitely helps take the weight off!

a gallon a day!

pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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holy cow!!

ok.. ill give it a try!

are all brands of green tea safe?

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