Quick Verdict
The diary compressed: baseline week documented (3 PM craving score 8/10, after-lunch heaviness daily), days 1-6 energy steadying, day 17 first appetite entry, weeks 3-5 the turn (cravings 4/10, portions down), week 6 a plateau scare the log disproved, days 50-60 consolidation. Verdict entry: 'reordering — 4.7/5.'
Weeks One Through Four, As Written
Baseline week's honest numbers: the 3 PM craving pull scored 8/10 daily, after-lunch heaviness near-constant, evening snacking four nights of seven, energy cratering at three o'clock on schedule. Days 1-6: the caffeine members announced — 'steadier through the afternoon, retired the second coffee' (day 5) — appetite untouched, as predicted. Days 7-16: the quiet stretch where impatient reviews get written; mine logged streak health and nothing else.
Day 17: 'vending machine hour passed unnoticed — writing it down in case it's real.' Days 18-28 confirmed it: craving scores drifting to 5-then-4, dinner plates lightening uncoaxed, and the first 'meals settling easy' entry landing day 24.
The Plateau Scare And The Verdict
Week six delivered the diary's drama: three flat days read as 'it stopped working' — until the log's own baseline pages refuted the feeling (the day-40 'nothing happening' sitting beside day-2's 8/10 craving scores — benefit blindness, caught in the act exactly as the second-bottle doctrine warns). The scenario re-tests settled it: the 3 PM gauntlet scored 3/10 against baseline's 8, the buffet test survived on one plate, the evening kitchen stayed closed without effort.
Days 50-60 consolidated: the shifts now furniture, the scale's weekly average down at the modest honest pace the arithmetic predicts, and the waist tape agreeing per the scoreboard doctrine. Day 60's entry, verbatim: 'the wars got quiet. Reordering. 4.7 — the missing .3 is the dose disclosure and the fact that I still had to do the walking.'
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