I haven't -- but some people do. It's all a matter of adjusting to a different way of eating.
Yes, some of the recipes have a lot of sugar, but then again, IBS-unsafe recipes often have a lot of sugar and typically a lot more fat. You'll find that some people have experimented with using less sugar in some of the recipes and have done well with it -- in particular, fruit breads are pretty forgiving. Choose your ingredients with care, too -- some soy/rice milks are a lot higher in calories and fat than others. Applesauce is also a popular ingredient that can have extra calories if it's sweetened.
Personally, I am 5'5" and pre-Heather, I typically weighed 115-125 in the winter and 110-115 in the summer. Now I'm at a pretty steady 115-120, but I am also very sedentary (I have a lot of health problems and can't do much) and not making any effort to lose weight right now. So, you can definitely follow the diet and not get fat.
As with any way of eating, it's all about moderation and food choices. Just being on Heather's diet doesn't guarantee either losing or gaining weight. But, it's definitely a healthy way to eat -- and there is nothing wrong with eating white bread.
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