
Potato diet finished: what I learned
I experienced good weight loss results, about 10 pounds (226.2 on April 5 → 216.6 on May 6).
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I experienced good weight loss results, about 10 pounds (226.2 on April 5 → 216.6 on May 6).

I had a minor crisis of morale the other day regarding the diet, but I overcame it and now feel like I'm cruising.

When I did this diet the first time, I experienced an overriding psychological change that was more striking than any physical one.

I am feeling a lot of mental and emotional clarity, which may be coincidental but also may be digestive in origin.

The hardest part about the potato diet is eating enough potatoes to meet your daily maintenance calories and not go into starvation.

Going great, nothing much to report.

I'm doing the potato diet.

The “getting rid of one thing every day until I'm happy” project is complete—for now.

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What it is: four microfiber glasses cleaning cloths

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What it is: cologne I don't like

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What it is: clock

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