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Aug 4, 2008 at 7:56 am #1230472
my wife and I are looking to thru hike the JMT in around 11 days next summer. We have started our planning now so we make sure we have every detail down. My main concern as funny as it is, is not the hike itself but the transportation issue. I understand that there is no way to take one bus from Happy Isle to Whitney Portal. I am been looking at all kinds of maps and wesbites and I am wondering if there is a shuttle that travels to and from a central airport? Looks like the Reno airport may be the spot. I understand having a car waiting at one point would be ideal, but renting a car to have it sit somewhere is a waste. Ideally I would love to be able to fly into one airport, stow our extra non-hiking stuff in a locker, take a shuttle to Happy Isle, hike to Whitney, find a way to a local town then get a transport back to that airport. Is this possible? Any transport suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.Aug 4, 2008 at 8:12 am #1445634
Ken HelwigBPL Member
@kennyhel77Locale: Scotts Valley CA via San Jose, CA
try the Whitney Portal forum. There is alot of information about busses and shuttles. Hope this helpsAug 4, 2008 at 8:37 am #1445637
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I'm heading out to the JMT in September from the east coast. After pouring through the available info, this is the best I could come up with.
On the way out:
-One way flight to Sacramento.
-Rental car one way from Sacramento to Merced, CA airport -MCE (Avis).
-Cab from MCE into town of Merced.
-YARTS bus from Merced to Yosemite Valley.
After Whitney:
-Hitch a ride to Lone Pine, CA.
-CREST bus from Lone Pine to Ridgecrest, CA.
-Rental car one way from Ridgrecrest to Vegas (you could also go to LAX or other options) (Avis).
-One way flight home from Vegas.
I'm sure this is only one of several options but worked best with the bus schedules for the time of year I'll be going. As far as non-hiking stuff, I'm going to send a box to the Lone Pine, CA Post Office that they will hopefully hold for me. Good luck.Aug 4, 2008 at 9:15 am #1445643
Jim W.BPL Member
@jimqpublicLocale: So-Cal
LAX seems to be easiest.
With family only 30 miles from Whitney Portal this isn't normally an issue for me, but this year they're out of town so I had to handle logistics myself. I'm hiking the JMT starting Saturday. I'm going public transit all the way from home and back. Here's my plan, changed to show transport from LAX instead of my house in Long Beach.
I think that LAX makes sense because it can be hard to get back to San Francisco from Lone Pine. "Open Jaw" type tickets where you arrive at one airport and depart another tend to be rather expensive.
From LAX take the "Union Station Flyaway" from just outside baggage claim to the LA Union Station railway depot. From there take the Amtrak (US national passenger rail) "San Joaquin" route to Yosemite.
You don't actually ride rail the whole way- Amtrak bus from LA to Bakersfield, then rail, then Amtrak bus from Merced to Yosemite Valley.
To see the schedules for Flyaway:
http://www.lawa.org/lax/LAXflyAway.cfm Cost is $4
For Amtrak:
http://www.amtrak.com Specify departing station LAX and destination YOS. I'm leaving LA at 10:45 AM and arriving 8:05 PM Saturday next. Cost was $50.
Getting back is more tricky- currently it takes three buses, a train, and another bus to get from Lone Pine to LAX. I'm hoping to just hitch a ride from a fellow hiker when I arrive at Whitney Portal, but use the bus as a fallback option. The bus schedules are designed to coordinate with only about 1/2 hour wait each time. CREST from Lone Pine to Ridgecrest, then two Kern County buses- Ridgecrest to Mojave and Mojave to the Lancaster Metro Rail station. Then Rail to Los Angeles Union Station, finally back on the Flyaway to LAX. This itenerary is only valid Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
JimAug 4, 2008 at 9:34 am #1445648
Awesome feedback guys, keep it coming I have my paper and pen at the go…Aug 4, 2008 at 11:01 am #1445660
Brian ULMember
@maynard76Locale: New England
Im leaving from Manchester NH airport to San Fran.
Then its public transportation all the way.
The BART from San Francisco to Richmond Amtrack
to Merced (via Amtrack)
then YARTS to Yosemite.
Im hoping to offer to pay some or all of an LA Whitney weekenders gas to give me a ride to LAX or a bus station that will get me there.
Reno looks like a much longer train ride so I went with San Fran, my friend is leaving a week ahead of me and is going to Oakland.Aug 4, 2008 at 12:28 pm #1445672
so here is kind of a funny/stupid question from a newbie thru hiker, do you guys wear your hiking cloths out on the plane and on the way home, or do you take a change and stash them in a airport locker or somthing? I think after 11 days on the trail I would not want to sit next to myself on a plane…Aug 4, 2008 at 12:55 pm #1445676
Jim W.BPL Member
@jimqpublicLocale: So-Cal
This may give an idea of the non-lightweight world I've experienced: My wife typically brings an entire clean outfit to put on at the trailhead.
I suggest buying a souvenier T-shirt at the conclusion of your hike. Doug sells them at the Whitney Portal Store. That and a hot shower with soap ought to spiff you up pretty well.Aug 4, 2008 at 1:14 pm #1445680
ah haa, thats a great idea. Thanks JamesAug 4, 2008 at 2:49 pm #1445698
Brian ULMember
@maynard76Locale: New England
Usually I find myself at a campsite or motel/hostel the day before I leave. If I cant find a laundry mat I will clean all my clothes in the sink or get water from a river. Then I use some Dr.Bonners to clean everything with special attention to socks, underwear (if any), and shirt. They will be as clean and fresh smelling as any from a laundry matAug 4, 2008 at 2:51 pm #1445699
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
> do you guys wear your hiking cloths out on the plane and on the way home,
For three months in France with no lockers available, we wore our hiking clothing TO France on the plane. We had to wait a couple of days for our flight home, so we a) bought at least a clean T-shirt and b) washed all our clothing at the hotel.
Anyhow, by the end of an international flight, the smell in the plane masks any residual odours from our clothing!Aug 21, 2008 at 1:46 pm #1448034
JAMES CALLBPL Member
@conductorLocale: Sierra Nevada
I just completed the JMT a week ago! Woof! I had a ride to the trailhead, so here are my experiences returning to Reno. Note: be sure to take any schedules that include the Eastern Sierra Transportation Association (ESTA) with a grain of salt. They are in transition, and the information you get this year may not be valid next year, or next week.
Hitch hiking down from Whitney Portal was very easy. The car was stopping before I even got my thumb extended. I made it down to Lone Pine by 1600hrs and walked to Statham Hall. (To address another post, I stopped at the Drug Store and bought a can of Gold Bond Medicated Foot Powder because of its Menthol and sprayed my gear and myself. It helped considerably.) I caught the 1700hr bus from Lone Pine to Bishop. If you tell the bus driver that you are continuing on to Reno, they will drop you off on the South side of town, and show you where the bus leaves from in the morning. I over-nighted in Bishop at a motel with a laundry. The next morning I caught the 0700hr bus to Reno, and was at the Reno airport by 1130! Pretty painless.
The ESTA bus leaves the Reno airport and retraces it route back to Bishop. If I had to go in that direction, I'd over-night in Lee Vining and catch YARTS to the valley floor.
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An International Learning Experience
A Q&A with a past study mission attendee on the value of international learning.
One of the best ways to learn about international markets is to travel abroad with your colleagues. Peter O'Neil, CAE, executive director of the American Industrial Hygiene Association, says one of the benefits of the ASAE & The Center study missions is learning from other association professionals. O'Neil recently shared his study mission experience with Associations Now.
Associations Now: Tell me about your study mission experience.
Peter O'Neil: I went on the India mission and on the Singapore/Dubai mission, and I thought they were incredibly cost effective given all that was included in the prices. There's so much ROI. For me, looking at the program that was being offered and at the itineraries, it's just not a program you can put together on your own. The content of the meetings were incredible, and I think it helped put two countries in particular, Singapore and India, into a context that I don't know that I could have gotten on my own.
What was the most valuable part of the missions?
I think the study missions are a fantastic way to not only experience a country but experience it with your colleagues in a way that you learn two times as much; you learn what you learn as an individual and you learn what your colleagues learn and you're able to share it during the down times. I think people sometimes look at the cost of the trip and don't understand all that it includes; they immediately write it off. There's no easy, inexpensive way to get out to these countries and see them, and the bottom line is that you can try to do it on your own but it would not be done as well.
The next study mission will go to Argentina and Brazil in April 2010. This study mission includes traveling to Buenos Aires and São Paulo with an optional extension to Rio de Janeiro. For more information, visit www.asaecenter.org/studymission.
Aria White is editorial assistant for Associations Now. Email: [email protected]
Online Extra: Extended Q&A With Peter O'Neil
Was there anything you learned that was surprising to you?
We had already been doing some work in India when I went on the India mission and we were already looking at doing some work in Singapore. There were certainly things I learned in Singapore that surprised me, but not necessarily from a business perspective but more from understanding the culture and from understanding the region better which I think will help us market and communicate about the meeting we're planning to have there in 2011 a little differently. I think that when association professionals go to a country with their membership, we go and look at a country somewhat myopically, we're looking at what associations do there, what industrial hygienists do there, what chemical engineers do there, and we don't really stop and look at it holistically. I think for my organization, the India trip helped me see the country holistically in a way I really hadn't before. I'm well-read and it's not like I don't read about the economy and the government and all that kind of thing but when you experience it with other association professionals and you're given access to people you wouldn't necessarily have on your own, I think it helps put the country in a context that's just different. So, we are approaching India a little differently as a result.
What's changed about the way you do business since going on the missions?
I wouldn't say that we're approaching the business end differently; I think that as result of the study missions it was made even clearer that we really had to partner with local, in-country organizations. I think we knew that before but I really understood that when I left. Our business model didn't change.
Is there anything you'd like to add about your study mission experience?
I run a $16 million organization with 60 staff and 12,000 members and some people think those trips are for organizations like mine that are "big" but we've had people on our missions from all sized organizations. The mission really hits home for all of us because we're all learning from each other, we're all trying to do the same or similar business in the same global economy so I think it's a great investment of time and money and it's a trip that you simply can't do on your own, not with the contacts that ASAE & The Center has.
The next study mission will go to Argentina and Brazil in April 2010. This study mission includes traveling to Buenos Aires and São Paulo with an optional extension to Rio de Janeiro. For more information, visit www.asaecenter.org/studymission.
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Cambridge Diet Review: Does it Work?
A liquid diet that may be too calorie restrictive for long-term success.Top Rated Diets of 2017
What is it?
The Cambridge Diet is a weight loss program offering pre-packed meals, counseling, and low calorie meal suggestions. It's considered a VLCD, which means it's a very low calorie diet.
One can select between 415 to 1500 calories depending on one's weight loss goals, gender, and tolerance. Consultants are offered not just to guide, but to recommend what calorie limit one should follow. There have been numerous diets observed by our experts, and the highest rated one has been the 18Shake Diet. It offers a diet pill and meal replacement shakes that aim to reduce appetite for hours, all while providing fat burning effects with its all natural ingredients. More information about the 18Shake Diet can be seen in the link here.
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Cambridge DietIngredients and Side Effects
Here are some noteworthy ingredients added to their prepackaged foods:
Skimmed Milk Powder
Guar Gum
Refined Fractionated Palm Oil
Acesulfame K
Dried Glucose Syrup
Silicon Dioxide
Guar Gum:Fiber extract taken from the guar plant. It's used as a general thickener in processed foods, as well as a laxative. It can promote side effects that include:
• Diarrhea, gas, and loose stools.
• Indigestion, nausea, and stomach pains.
Acesulfame K: Artificial sweetener around 200 times sweeter than standard sugar. A study by PLOS One found that:
"Long-Term Artificial Sweetener Acesulfame Potassium Alters Neurometabolic Functions"
This study showed that in mice there was an effect on insulin and leptin levels. The same study added:
"chronic use… could affect cognitive functions, potentially via altering neuro-metabolic functions"
It also has shown the potential for other side effects according to a review by the Oxford Journals:
"long-dated function on the adult's sweet preference"
This study was conducted on mice that were given their mother's breast milk or amniotic fluid in birth, and their preference for sweets changed.
Sucralose: Artificialsweetener that can be around 1,000 times much sweeter than sugar. It has been used controversially since some studies have shown it to be potentially dangerous. One such study was performed by Duke University and it revealed:
"numerous adverse effects"
"reduction in beneficial fecal microflora, increased fecal pH, and enhancedexpression levels of P-gp"
This means the body considers it a toxin, and it reduces healthy bacteria which helps support the immune system according to this clinical study.
Carrageenan: Thickener and binder extractedfrom red seaweed.The University of Iowa ran a study which showed:
"carcinogenic properties of degraded carrageenan"
"ulcerations and neoplasms in association with exposure to carrageenan"
This has shown the possibility for causing serious issues in the body.
The link provided here has the top 10 ranked diets of the year.
The types of foods offered by the Cambridge Diet are meal replacement shakes, bars, pasta, rice, soups, desserts, and other snacks. According to the official website:
"products contain the vitamins and minerals you need for balanced nutrition and healthy weight loss"
Most of what one eats will be the prepackaged foods. This can make it easier to handle a caloric loss, as the foods are specially formulated to be lower in calories. There are also 6 steps outlined one must follow, though where one begins depends on what the counselor advises. Here are the steps:
• Sole Source: 3 to 4 prepackaged foods are eaten a day. The Sole Source Plus option allows for 3 prepacked goods alongside meal of 200 calories, or 4 of the companies meals with 200 ml of skimmed milk.
• 2nd Stage: Protein rich meals are added as well as some skimmed milk and vegetables alongside up o Cambridge meals. It's typically limited to 810 calories a day for a week long period.
• 3rd Stage: 2 of the meals, some milk, and a 1,000 calorie a day limit. This is enforced for 2 weeks.
• 4th Stage: 2 prepackaged meals, some skimmed milk, and more regular meals.
• 5th Stage: One Cambridge meal and breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner for a total of 1500 calories.
• 6th Stage: Once your heathy weight is reached, this stage helps maintain results. One prepackaged meal a day is recommended alongside continued support from a consultant.
It's unclear whether or not the consultants have any background in diet and nutrition. It's unlikely however that they use real certified dieticians, which can be potentially dangerous or lead to wrong advice. Our experts have analyzed many diets and have ranked the top 10 in the list here.
EDITOR'S TIP: Combine this diet with a proven meal replacement such as 18 Shake for better results.
Cambridge Diet Quality of Ingredients
Since the beginning of the program asks for a majority of foods to be selected from the company's prepackaged foods, it's important for the ingredients to be wholesome.
Unfortunately, they use artificial sweeteners and cheap thickeners often used to replace fiber. These kinds of additives can actually make weight loss harder, as studies have shown they may cause metabolism disorders as well as other side effects.
It's also difficult to understand what kind of help is provided by the counselors, which remains to be seen whether or not they are actually certified to give health and nutrition advice. The link provided here has a list of the highest rated diets.
A review on the Cambridge Diet was performed by the British Dietetic Association, and they have listed possible side effects which include:
"bad breathe, a dry mouth, tiredness, dizziness, insomnia, nausea, and constipation"
They also advise for medical support when a person is to receive less than 600 calories, which some plans offered by the company suggest only 450 calories a day. It's unclear if the counselors offer any support for this type of reduction in calories.
The Price and Quality of Cambridge Diet
The price depends more on how often once decides to use the prepackaged meals. The official website states it will cost per week 48.30 pounds, which rounds to a weekly price of $63.46. Since this is a UK based plan, no consultations are available outside the US. In fact, on the official site there is a map where support and availability is offered, and there are no listings for the US.
The quality of meals is poor, as the additives included are often found in processed foods. It can also be expensive to have to keep using the company's foods, as the final stage of maintenance requires one pre-packaged meal a day.
Business of Cambridge Diet
The contact information for the diet is as follows:
Phone Number: (44)(0) 1536 403344
Address:Stafford House, 10 Brakey Road
Corby, Northants, NN17 5LU
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The official website lists how to become a paid consultant for the company. Nowhere in the job skills is there any notice for people to have a background in health and nutrition. The company only asks for people with a background in sales who are organized and can plan ahead.
This means that it's likely the people who are meant to give support have no skills in helping people with weight loss. The link cited here has the top 10 ranked diets.
EDITOR'S TIP: The top 10 list of the best diets is available here.
Customer Opinions of Cambridge Diet
Here are some direct quotes from user reviews:
"not the best diet health wise… nails went brittle thin, hair began to thin rapidly"
"never felt full, I always felt hungry"
"Having a bad time with motivation"
"the first few days are the hardest"
Though there were some weight loss results for people, there were also issues due to a lack of calories. Many felt weakened, less energetic, and much more fatigued than usual.
Some also had symptoms that are clear signs of nutrient deficiencies such as brittle and weak nails, thin hair, and increased stress. This was often the case for people who attempted this diet.
The top 10 ranked diet plans can be seeninthe link provided here.
Conclusion - Does Cambridge DietWork?
The Cambridge Diet is similar to other diet plans which offer pre-packaged foods. There's also counseling offered, but it's clear that the support is from people who are more business people rather than nutrition experts. Many of the foods offered have processed ingredients, though they are low in calories. Reviews have been mixed with some experiencing health issues and hunger. Though a low calorie plan like this can work, any reduction in calories can result in weight loss. There's nothing special added to the prepackaged foods which isn't found in a standard processed meal.
Our experts have performed many reviews and have discovered that the most effective diet is the 18Shake Diet. It provides a combination of a meal replacement and a diet pill. They both provide only natural ingredients, no stimulants, and no unwanted artificial or additives. Its effects include appetite suppression, increased fat burning, and more. When used together it enhances weight loss at a faster rate. Customers have also left positive testimonials on the official website.
The 18Shake Diet is also supported by a full 30 day money back guarantee. This allows for people to try this product risk free, and with no questions asked. More information about the specifics of the 18Shake Diet is available here.
- Product Name
- User Rating
- Easy to follow
- Cheap Price
- Fast Results
- High Protein Diet
- 91/100
- Dukan Diet
- 89/100
- Paleo Diet
- 87/100
- Plexus Slim
- 77/100
- Cambridge Diet
- 35 /100
User Feedback(Page 3 of 59, 1167 total comments)
Hi fellow dieters! I started step 2 on the Cambridge diet on Sunday 2/10/11 I have 3 milkshakes a day and one small meal. I have been struggling with the 3 a day and some days only managing two - is this bad? Also for dinner I have been having steamed veg and grilled turkey or a prawn salad today I'm having boiled egg salad. I don't yet know if I have hit ketosis yet as I am
Not feeling anything I was told I would, I don't have head aches or am I tired.
The only shake I seem to like and can drink without eveing is the mint choc one or sometimes the banana depending how smooth I can get it! Would really like someone to do this with some
Help and guideness. Xxxx
Hi guys and girls. I have been inspired to try the cambridge diet and a work colleague ive not seen for a while lost 4 stone in 8 weeks. I found a councelor ans have a meeting on monday. She advised me to start dropping carbs from my meals and eat protein to prepare for starting as this helps with the headaches, its not as much of a shock to the system apparently. I'm looking to lose 3 stone, maybe 3 and a half. I will post back some results soon.
ive been on the cd diet in the past lost a stone kept it off thats been few month but got 4 to 5 to go so back on it just wasnt in the frame of mind deffo this time no stopping me been on it 5 days now bought ketosis strips thats me in it now only side affect i had was that found it hard to go to the toliet got something for it from the herbail shop all good now am doing the ss for few weeks anyway then once loss a good bit going to change to 8-10
Im on 4th date, started with 3 CD meals + 1 meal. Did a ketosis test today and the stick didnt change colour even though I followed precisely and exercised (walking on my treadmill). That pissed me off, called my counsellor & she said I didnt do the diet (have been eating cards!) that pissed me off even more! Anyway going for my first weigh in on Monday, I have a few health issues that directly affect my weight so lets see...
Hi ppl. I have a question to ask...Can i eat an apple a day while being on the 3 pkts of CD.....
Hey day 2 on cb and feeling slightly weird this morning like im not here !! but loveling the soups and the boost of this forum is good gives u insentive when u here all the brilliant weight loss stories x
I started the cambridge Diet on Saturday on step 2. I have found ok but have had a headache for a coule of days I do keep drinking as much as recommend, anybody want to pair up and share experiences would be great plus i am a vegetarian so any recipe ideas would be great :)
I must say ss is the easiest diet i've ever done. It does have its hard moments but it's okay. I'm 20 years old and started 4 weeks ago weighing 16stone at 5ft2 now i've lost 19lbs & have gone down 2 dress sizes! I still have 5 stone to go but will hopefully lose it by my 21st in decemember. Also having a day off every 2 weeks & it helps having something too look forward to after working 60 hours a week.
Really wanted to eat late evening last night, i went to bed a little earlier than normal.
woke this morning, first thing i did was have 2 large glass of water. Then at 8.30am my CD, followed by a cup of coffee!! im on day 2.
I have today started the Cambridge sole source 3
shakes a day! im 16st 12lbs. 5ft 3inch
what can i expect to lose in my 1st week !
its been a difficult day will it get easier in the coming days!
Been on CD for 7 weeks, lost 3 stone and 6inch from my waist!
Have stuck to to it 100%, it is hard, but worth it for the results. Only got 10lb till I reach my target.
i have just started the CD last saturday and go for my 1st weigh in tonight. my first couple of days were really hard as i was at the in-lwas and whilst they were tucking into a roast i had a shake :-( but i hav stuck to it but find the porridge terrible and some of the shakes asweel, but hey if it helps me loose this 5 st then its worth it. i am looking for support buddies if anyone wants to buddy up xxx
hi i'm now going into my 3rd week of the cd, i was told at the beginning that the 1st few days would be really difficult, unsure why but i found it ok, i lost 10lbs in my 1st wk and my 2nd weigh in is tomorrow fingers crossed. if you do feel hungry i suggest you eat vegetables def not carrots tho as they have lots of carbs in them if having salad and you need to use a dressing use balsamic vinegar. good luck everyone and well done to those who are managed their 1st week as i know it can be difficult x
started the cd 3 weeks ago and i must say this is not for the weak people. On the first week I cheated nearly everyday with atleast a spoonful of food... I'm telling you it is sooo tempting just to eat... I'm sitting here just now one day before weigh in and on my third week and I've been cheating for the last three days... just felt really hungry and ate everything I felt like eating, drank cola the usual.. drank alcohol last night for the first time since I started and I swear to god I drank three glasses of vodka and was drunk lol Happy days... me and my mate thats also on the diet just decided (quite dangerous) so don't try this at home haha Just honestly this diet is amazing when you stick to it but the best tip I think I can give anyone is just to drink as much water as possible to stop you getting hungry and remember that determination you have during the day when your so up for loosing weight and nothing will stop you... because your not actually hungry all the time just at night when your chilled and theres nothing to do but watch tv and you feel a real urge to eat but just remember that feeling in the morning when you stuck to your diet the whole day before... And most of all how awful you feel when you've cheated... :( Not nice you feel like a total looser because you really have to base alot on this diet to be able to do it... I myself have pcos which is a condition that basically makes you fat.. Not with everyone but in my case I have every symptom going.... Lucky me eh :) But anyway to cut a long story short I'm 19 years old and just looking really for that confidence thats going to turn me from bubbly fat girl with a shit dead end job to the girl next door with a straight head and prospect... I honestly think that this diet and weight loss itself will change my life... Not been the greatest so far and to be honest its not all been weight but at the end of the day I and all of you are only going to live once !!! PLEASE DON'T TAKE THAT LIGHTLY JUST REALLY THINK ABOUT IT ! Do you actually want to go through your life thinking how much happier you would be slimmer or do just make it happen girls :) First thing I recommend before you start is to to take a few pictures and then have a look at some new ones even as little as month after you start and see this difference.. you feel like a new person too ! Just make sure your doing it for you xxxxx
I'm on my 3rd day of the CD. Day 1 was fine. Day 2 all I could think about was food I hardly ever eat - pies, pizza, lasagne. Today I'm a bit better. Still thinking about food, but not as bad as yesterday. Trying to drink lots of water - not easy in winter.
I want to lose 15kg.
I've used this product before and found it to be one of the greatest things you every could find to aid with weight loss. I would recommend this product to anyone.
Iv been on CD on n off but finally decided to stick by it. Went well from monday to friday but yesterday being a saturday have just hogged on food yesterday n today. Oh god i really wanna shed all this rigid fat. Need mental support n boost. Hey EARTHANGELS we can be buddies. I plan to restart the diet again tommorrow. Btw can anybody pls telk me after how many days will my body reach ketosis
With new diets hitting the market faster than we can lose a pound, it is not too often that you stumble upon a diet that has been around for more than 20 years. The Cambridge Diet has proudly clocked some years under its svelte belt. Developed in the 80s, it still enjoys a very loyal and passionate audience of dieters who have been successful at losing weight and keeping it off.
It is a liquid diet program that involves drinking 3 servings of the signature Cambridge Diet formula each day with or without food. The three servings provide you with protein (either 30 or 50 grams), carbohydrates, fat, fiber and your daily-required vitamin and mineral allowances.
About ten years ago, the Cambridge Diet added an additional product to their 330 Original Product. The 420 Food for Life product contains 100% of the required daily protein needs in 3 servings whereas the 330 Product contains 75% of the required protein. The protein source comes from whey and soy. Both of them are nutritional supplements that do not contain drugs, medicine, stimulants or herbs.
There are four ways for you to follow the Cambridge Diet: - The Fast Track: Consume 3-4 servings of Cambridge a day and no additional food. - The Alternate Program: Use 3-4 servings of Cambridge for one day with no food and then the following day, consume 3 servings of Cambridge with the addition of 400-800 calories of low fat, low calorie health food. Continue to alternate in this manner. - The Regular Program: Eat 3 servings of Cambridge 15- 20 minutes prior to each low calorie meal. Calories should not exceed 400-800 for the entire day. - The Regular Program 2: Consume 3 servings of Cambridge and eat one meal of low calorie food each day. Calories should not exceed 400- 800 calories for the entire day.
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- Cambridge Diet contains all the essential nutrients
- Has a proven success rate
- Safe for diabetics and those with high blood pressure
- Its limited consumption of food may incite excessive eating
- May be too calorically-restrictive for some individuals
- Does not teach you to eat in a healthy and long-term way
- Long-term weight loss may not be sustained
- Calories might be too restrictive for exercise
The foundation of the Cambridge Diet is its signature line of shakes. They come in an array of flavors like chocolate, vanilla, eggnog, strawberry, cappuccino, banana cream and many more. The shakes come in two styles: The Original and the Food for Life.
The Food for Life product contains 51 grams of protein, 54 grams of carbohydrates, 3 grams of fat and 140 calories per shake. It also includes 100% of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of vitamins and minerals. The Original contains 31 grams of protein and contains about 110 calories per shake.
There is also a line of additional Cambridge products like soups, nutrition bars, and super oats.
When taken the prescribed three times a day, you'll only consume 420 calories. If you select to follow a plan that allows for food, you should not consume anymore than an additional 800 calories a day and these calories should come from low-calorie and low-fat foods like vegetables and lean proteins. If you are on the smaller side, it is recommended that you only consume an additional 400 calories on top of the 420 calories for the Cambridge products.
You are also strongly encouraged to drink at least 3-4 liters of water each day.EXERCISE
Since the Cambridge Diet is so restrictive, exercise should be done cautiously. It is not recommended to start a new strenuous exercise program while on the Cambridge Diet. Moderate exercise like walking or biking is useful once you start to lose weight, providing that it is approached with caution and not done with excess.CONCLUSION
There is no question that The Cambridge Diet has been around for a long time. And in the process, many have had luck losing weight by following its strict dietary regimen. Since the diet is so low in calories, check with your doctor before starting it, especially if you have an existing medical condition.
The Cambridge Diet devotees swear by the diet's ability to help them lose weight as long as the program is followed correctly. But like most diets that rely on shakes or supplements to shed pounds, its potential for long-term weight loss and for instilling sound and healthy eating habits in you is not that promising.Common Misspellings
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Here it is: the last chapter.
Neither heaven nor the expected hell: was she in limbo? She roused three times, both when she felt the souls of those who were kin in some way, somehow connected to her, though she recognized only the first (Dante, no, not Dante, you can't die! I won't let you!), draw near to her.
She wasn't aware enough to question, or blame this on Sparda.
That changed when she found herself to be alive.
Dante, Vergil, clearly them, and in her hands that amulet Sparda had given her to give to the children.
They were so, so old. Thirties at least, perhaps more if they aged slowly. They were so changed: their faces were not lined by pain, but she could feel… why could she feel this?!
"Mother?" Dante asked carefully, kneeling down next to her.
"Dante?" She reached out and touched his face. Grown, clearly a warrior, and still human enough?
"Mother!" And he hugged her with the enthusiasm she had loved, and she knew he was still her son.
"How is it that I am here?"
"Your soul was haunting the amulet," Dante told her, puzzled. "You didn't know?"
"I was… yes, I was worried about you, I wanted you to live so much…" Or was this something Sparda had done? The jewel was his gift…
Why hadn't Vergil joined them. "Vergil?" She reached out.
Guilt, on his face and swamping her senses. He had sinned, oh he had sinned. But he truly repented. She smiled. "It's okay, Vergil. Come here and let me hug you."
Slowly, he came, and knelt beside Dante: she put her arms around them both, squeezed them. "What… you must tell me all about your adventures."
A second chance, a chance at life? Was this Sparda's gift? He had always said he was unhappy that he had stolen her life away, taken it out of her hands and into his own. She could, she could become a nun, find another husband, travel… anything she wanted.
"Well, to make a long story short, we killed Mundus." Ah, Dante. He was grinning.
She grinned back. "I knew you would, my brave strong boys!" Another squeeze.
Wait, if they could revive her, then… Sparda had said it was possible to revive him from his sword. Her blood ran cold.
They both looked at her, concerned. Had they grown into that same sense Sparda had and she now had? She was a demon. If Sparda had anything to do with this so help her she would kill him again.
"It's nothing, boys. Just old thoughts."
"Mother, I'd like you to meet Trish," Dante informed her.
"Who?" she asked. Had he gotten married?
"Trish!" he called, turning to face the door of the room.
The door opened, and in walked herself. Though she would never wear clothes like that.
"This is Trish. Mundus made her to look like you, she helped me kick his ass," Dante explained.
"I know you!" Eva exclaimed. "You were… you drew near me, I think you were dying…"
"You brought me back to life." Trish bowed her head. "Thank you."
"Helping my son is repayment enough," she assured her doppelganger. A demon version of herself, it would have been chilling before, but she didn't have the time to feel that, not when she was holding back rising panic about her own nature. Couldn't let the boys think (know) she hated all demons, they would think she hated them, and she couldn't do that. "Why do I suddenly sense emotions?"
"The amulet," Dante explained. "It's what Dad used to seal the underworld, it's very seriously magic. It kind of… interacted with your spirit, put power into it, since it was supposed to protect humans. Luckily, you seem to be sane. Humans who try to become devils usually end up completely nuts."
"It's very disconcerting. Is there any way to remove it?" Please, please, please let there be!
Dante frowned. "I'm not sure. All the research has been about how to do the transition the other way."
Why was Dante doing all the talking?
He went on: "Still, Mom, it's not so bad. Try it out, okay? I mean, we turned out fine. You're still mostly human, more than us."
Mostly human. Oh dear. "I will, Dante, but this feels very…" What was a good reason to reject what Sparda had told her sorcerers spent their lives questing for, killing innocents to attain power, strength, a longer life… How to do it without revealing she hated, absolutely hated, the thought of becoming a part-devil like they were? "It doesn't feel like me."
"I will see what I can find," Vergil promised her. "Perhaps something could be done about nullifying the demonic energies mixed with yours. It might be possible to do so without killing you." But clearly he didn't think it was that likely.
"Thank you, Vergil." She kissed his forehead. "I know you'll do your best, and I'm sure that will be enough." If there was no alternative, then she would take the option of death. She wanted that, but how could she? They were so happy she was alive, they had already mourned her once, she didn't want them to have to do so again, to think she loved them so little that she wanted to abandon them, choose death over life with them.
They loved her, oh they loved her so much, they were capable of love, she could taste it, and they were so happy she loved them back. "Vergil, Dante…" Her eyes were wet, and she raised a hand to wipe away a tear.
Dante took her hand, held it away as the tear trickled down. "Devils never cry," he reminded her, and she realized he knew that she wasn't happy about her new nature, that he had once hated what he was as well, and understood. She kissed his forehead, feeling immensely better, though the tears kept coming, slow but sure. Tears of happiness, almost pure, now.
Trish was standing at the entrance of the room, feeling a third wheel, wanting to be welcomed into the embrace. She felt… there was some human in her as well, Eva was sure. She reached out. "Come here, Trish. I'd like to get to know you." Had she had a mother, created in the demon world? "You look like the daughter I never had."
A smile, so bright, and though she was clearly no innocent she was capable of joy. "I would like that very much."
"Is," she had to ask, "is Sparda here?"
"No," Dante shook his head.
Vergil explained, "We just needed a spell to make a new body and put you in it, since Dante knew your soul was there. Father is incredibly weak after giving every scrap of power he had to fuel the seal. I'm not sure how much is left of his mind." He bowed his head.
"It's not your fault, Vergil," she assured him.
"We're going to try to revive him soon. We waited to raise you until we were pretty sure we could do him too," Dante told her.
"That was very kind of you," she replied, and Dante was the only one that seemed to feel something was off, just as before.
She listened to their stories, and oh, oh her poor Vergil. She cried for him, holding him: of course she forgave him, she would never stop loving him, not her poor baby. She was so, so sorry. She should have taught him better, it was her fault.
Their home had been restored, none of the damage from the attack left. The spell to revive Sparda took place in the dining room: they didn't seem to have found his ritual chambers. She stood near the door. What if he was deranged? What if he recognized her, thought she was his mate in the devil way? She couldn't count on her sons holding him off, they would be too shocked and horrified. What a terrible way to find out, but she couldn't tell them to soften the blow: she wanted them to never find out.
She took deep breaths to calm herself, and she was sure that Dante noticed. Eva looked away when he looked at her, then realized that was far too suspicious. She turned back to him. "I'm just nervous," she explained. That was natural, he would think she was nervous that it would fail.
"It should work," he assured her, though his eyes regarded her: he knew there was more.
She looked down at her hands. "Thank you, Dante."
She had never seen the sword: it looked like a devil's sword much more than Rebellion and Yamato did. Made of flesh and bone, red lightening crackling over it sometimes, raw red muscle and other things seeming to pulse… It disgusted her, she abhorred it for its shape as well as who was inside.
She had been free of him for so long… perhaps they could pretend they had fallen out of love, get a divorce? Mundus was dead, the world was safe now for her. Save the little matter of how long she had been dead.
The children would be unhappy and Catholics weren't supposed to divorce, but they had never been married in the first place, so it wasn't a sin.
She could do anything, so why did she feel like the noose was tightening around her as Dante and Vergil worked?
Then, the sword turned into that same purple light that had come from Sparda's corpse: it glowed blindingly and then when it faded he lay there. Perfect as ever.
His eyes opened, blinked, she could feel him reaching out, and this was the other person she had sensed.
And he loved her, he truly did, and he was sorry, and… she should forgive him, really she should, since he truly repented. Though, was she capable of it?
If he loved her, he would let her go. She felt herself relax as Dante drew him to his feet, as he hugged his sons, told them he loved them, and she felt more wordless communication she couldn't understand.
She should go over there, act glad to see him, she told herself firmly. On the count of three.
Gently, the boys were pushed aside, and they stood there. "Eva." He bowed low.
"Sparda. I'm glad you're alive again." She smiled, and truly she was. He might be able to escape damnation now, redeem himself. It relieved her that she truly didn't want him to go to hell.
"Vergil, Dante, I'm sorry, but I need to have a private talk with your mother. I have things I must say. I have apologized to you for abandoning you, but…" he told them, and it was not an outright lie, though the truth was obscured.
"Of course, Father," Vergil answered.
He led her away to an old sitting room: neutral ground. When they were settled on two chair he asked her, "What do you wish?"
"Well, I want to spend time with my children, first."
"Do you want me to find some excuse to leave, then?" He was reluctant to leave his beloved children, but he would do it for her.
"No, that would make them suspicious." She shook her head. "I think I can stand your presence. And I don't begrudge you time with them. I had them longer than you did, after all."
"I am so sorry." He bowed his head.
"They said you did all you could to keep the seal up."
"No, well yes, for that as well, but…"
"I know, I can feel it." She frowned. "You're going to help Vergil look into finding a cure for this." She raised an eyebrow at him. "You want to say something. Say it."
"It's nothing, truly."
"Say it."
"It's simply that… you're beautiful like this." He looked away, ashamed. He hadn't wanted to scare her. He'd still done so, however.
"Well, you're beautiful." It doesn't matter either way. "I think, at least for now, we'll have to stay together, for the children." Just like before.
Perhaps it was the time that had passed, but he simply didn't scare her as much, now. She felt sorry for him, more than anything. He had wanted to be heartless, to do what had to be done and then clean up the traces, let her return to her life with minimal damage, but he'd fallen in love and she'd refused to act out his script. Nothing had gone right.
She was simply tired now, and she hated seeing people hurt: the wall of hate was gone.
He'd gotten what he had wanted, the world was saved, he had told the truth. Her unwilling sacrifice had saved the world like the priestess' had.
In a war, innocents suffered. In the final war, good against evil, all but the innocents would suffer. The war had been coming, the trumpets had sounded calling all to arms, unleashing evil…
She understood why he had done it. So… was it her fault, that she had not believed him, had thought an honest devil was lying? Had she brought her suffering on herself? He had tried to bring her willingly.
"I don't hate you," she told him.
That was all she could say for now. She wouldn't lie to him.
His happiness was as bright as the sun.


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I`m 30 years old with 148 pounds. and 5'7.Im looking to do a lipo and fa trasnfer to my buttocks..I have now 2 childrens age 6 month and 3 years. Do you think I will need somebody to help me with my childrens for more than a week?? Do I have to stay at the bed for two weeks?? Can I go out if I fell ok?? for how long do I have to wear drain tube? I know I have to got and speak personaly with a doctor but I don`t want to lose dr time if I have to stay at bed all the time.
Looking to Do Lipo and Fat Transfer to my Buttocks; Will I Need Someone To Help Me With My Children For More Than 1 Week?
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Help after fat transfer
You should plan to have help with the kids for 2 weeks since they are so young. You will mostly be sore throughout your abdomen, flanks and hips where fat was liposuctioned. You shouldn't sit directly on your buttock for a week and then only limited in the 2nd week. You definitely shouldn't be in bed all that time and in fact frequent ambulation is encouraged. NO drains needed but a compression garment will need to be worn for 4 weeks.
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Recovery after liposuction and fat transfer to the buttocks
I do not use drains for this procedure, and I encourage a lot of post-op walking to limit the risk of blood clots. My protocol is as follows:
Wear a compressive garment for a minimum of two weeks and thereafter only as long as there is tenderness;
Walk A LOT starting the day of surgery;
Avoid sitting postures that are uncomfortable.
Simple as that.
In terms of help: you will need someone for probably only 3-4 days depending on your children and their individual needs and schedules.
What is the Brazilian Butt lift Recovery Time?
My post op recovery schedule is as follow. I do not routinely place drains from the liposuction. Pt's are allowed limited activity ASAP, they are instructed not to sit for 7 days, they can lie flat or stand but no sitting. After 1 week they can sit but must do so on a donut pillow. They are encouraged to do exercise at 3-4 weeks to build the gluteal muscles and continue for 6 months. You will probably need assistance for just that first week.
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Lipo and fat grafting recovery
Most of the recovery will be from soreness in the operative areas. Depending on the extent of the procedure, most patients feel pretty good after about a week. It is important to wear the compression garment after surgery which will also help support the tissues after surgery. I typically do not use drain tubes for this procedure. Walking and activity is encouraged after surgery. It helps with recovery and prevention of blood clots. I would not advise you to stay in bed for two weeks after surgery.
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INTRODUCTION: Complications following transhiatal esophagectomy include pneumonia, recurrent laryngeal nerve injury and anastomotic leak. Although damage to the trachea is a potential complication, there are minimal reports of tracheal compression following esophagectomy with gastric pull-through. We report a case of severe tracheal compression and obstruction requiring mechanical ventilation presenting two days post operatively. Placement of a silicone tracheal stent relieved the obstruction in the distal trachea.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 61-year-old male initially presented with a several month history of epigastric pain. Upper endoscopy revealed a mass at the gastroesophageal junction and biopsy confirmed adenocarcinoma; the patient was staged with endoscopic ultrasound and found to have T3N1 disease. The patient was treated with neoadjuvant chemoradiation prior to surgical resection. The patient underwent an uneventful transhiatal esophagectomy. He was extubated shortly after the surgery without any immediate complications. On hospital day two, the patient developed marked respiratory distress, dyspnea and tachypnea requiring endotracheal intubation. A chest CT was performed which showed severe narrowing of the distal trachea with compressive effect of the posterior membrane from the neoesophagus without overt evidence of hematoma. The proximal mainstem bronchi also appeared to be narrowed. No evidence of tracheobronchomalacia was seen on preoperative imaging. A bronchoscopy was performed that verified severe tracheal obstruction. The trachea appeared slitlike in appearance with a mostly fixed posterior membrane causing near total occlusion of the trachea with respiration. The tracheal mucosa was erythematous and friable, and there was also significant posterior collapse of the right and left main bronchi. The patient was taken to the operating room for rigid bronchoscopy. An 18 mm × 40 mm silicone stent (Novatech®) was deployed into the distal trachea which dramatically improved the obstruction. The patient was subsequently extubated without difficulty, and the rest of his hospital course was uncomplicated. Approximately two months later the stent was removed and patient has done well.
DISCUSSIONS: Pulmonary complications following transhiatal esophagectomy are not uncommon, but tracheal compression has only been reported in one prior case study. Kim et al. described a case of respiratory failure following gastric pull up in a patient with achalasia. The patient experienced intermittent stridor and required intubation secondary to respiratory arrest. The diagnosis of tracheal obstruction was made by spirometry and dynamic CT scanning. Initial bronchoscopy revealed no evidence of upper airway obstruction, and dynamic CT scanning during inspiration and expiration revealed that the trachea was compressed both anteriorly by the inominate artery and posteriorly by the intrathoracic stomach. This was discovered after the endotracheal tube was removed to elucidate the dynamic compression of the trachea with forced expiration. The patient subsequently underwent placement of a metallic tracheal stent with improvement in symptoms. To our knowledge, our patient is the first case of tracheal obstruction from posterior membrane compression from the neoesophagus after transhiatal esophagectomy. Symptoms were relieved by tracheal stent placement which was later able to be removed with resolution of the patient's symptoms.
CONCLUSION: It is important to recognize tracheal compression following transhiatal esophagectomy as a potential cause for post-operative respiratory distress. This patient likely had underlying undiagnosed excessive dynamic airway collapse with respiration which was worsened by extrinsic posterior compression from the neoesophagus. This is a treatable cause of respiratory failure and early bronchoscopy with stent placement can facilitate weaning from mechanical ventilation.
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