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Re: Weight WatchersFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netWed, 28 Feb 2001 09:52:05 -0600 (CST)
What is up with the 'new' point system? I went last year at an 'at work' program. At the end of the session they came out with a 'new' point system. Can you let me in on the secret? I agree that WW can work, if you spend your points on low carb or at least low glycemic foods. Problem is proteins and fats cost so many points!! Thanks! At Wed, 28 Feb 2001, anonymous wrote: > >I, like you, have tried the low carb diet, infact my husband and I both >tried it and he ended up losing 35 pounds or so and I maybe 5-10 pounds >in the one FULL year we were on it! Very frustrating and even gained >MORE back since I had stopped the diet. I have been on Weight Watchers >since mid January and have lost 14 lbs already. Somehow I just think >the point system is much better than the no carbs, but maybe everyone's >body is different! You just feel like you are NOT on a real diet and can >avoid excess carbs if you want! > >At Tue, 27 Feb 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >> >>YES!! Unlike most of the women on this site, The low carb thing stopped >>working for me as well as it had when I first started. I felt angry and >>frustrated because the low carb diet was the ONLY thing that helped me take >>the weight off. I decided to give weight watchers a try since it they had >>the new point system. I've been losing around 3 pounds a week. But you have >>to drink your water and do a little exercise. Small price to pay... >> >><< >> Have any PCOS "victims" ever try the Weight Watchers point system to >> lose weight? If so, were you successful at all? >> >>
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