*People have this misconception about alcohol and weight loss. If you want to lose weight, there is not a "good" drink that is waaay better than another in terms of caloric intake, but there are some that are more beneficial to your health. Studies about alcohol consumption and weight loss or gain are tricky because so there are so many variables. Genetics and sex seems to play a role as does the sample givers themselves (people often underestimate/under report how much they drink). White wine, especially champagne, is possibly one of the worst drinks to consume while ONE or TWO glasses of red wine a night is good for your heart. But all the this "this type of liquor or beer is better for you" campaign is just marketing--your body burns alcohol first AND its extra calories no matter what. If you want to lose weight, 1 or 2 drinks every few nights is fine. Binge drinking, on the other hand, is ALWAYS associated with weight gain.
Even still, my abdomen measurements went down, my limbs stayed the same (though my neck went up? I am attributing it to its just an awkward area to measure in the same place correctly every time), and my weight went down another few lbs.
Measurements
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3/4/2012
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3/10/2012
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3/18/2012
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Neck
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38 cm
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36.5 cm
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37.5 cm
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Right Bicep
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32.5 cm
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35 cm
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35 cm
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Left Bicep
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31.5 cm
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33 cm
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33 cm
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Belly
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107 cm
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101 cm
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98 cm
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Hips
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111 cm
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108 cm
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105.5 cm
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Right Leg
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66 cm
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65 cm
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65 cm
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Left Leg
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66.5 cm
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64 cm
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64 cm
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Weight:
194 pounds, 3 more pounds down
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