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sherrillbj
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Normally I don't use computer programs that you have to add everything each day. I find that this can be frustrating and take a long time. I am getting better at it with patience and just adding more and more of my personal foods.
I am 56 years old and would like to lose 20 to 25 lbs. I am really stuck right now. Haven't lost anything and am being sooo good about recording everything I eat. One thing I have learned is to lower the amount of sodium and increase the liquids. I thought I was eating a great organic tomato soup but it turned out to have 1500 mg of sodium for 2 cups!! It put me over 3,000mg for the day. I also learned that I love carbs!!
Anyone else have that problem? I can do with a little sweetness but carbs I could eat all day.
One idea I ran across is mixing protein powder into my coffe in the morning. It doesn't taste too bad and it is very good for you. I am just trying to reach the correct balance of carbs, fats, protein and sodium. I know the weight will come off eventually.
I also need to start exercising again. I love to walk and work in the garden, so with winter I need to start using my exercise tapes again and just can't seem to get going.
Is anyone out there using Alli? Did it help? I haven't found it to make a difference. Obviously since I haven't lost any weight!!!:frown:
Would love to hear from anyone that things Weight Watchers is worth the money? What other programs have helped people to successful?
Hope to hear from you all.:happy:
Sherrill
I am 56 years old and would like to lose 20 to 25 lbs. I am really stuck right now. Haven't lost anything and am being sooo good about recording everything I eat. One thing I have learned is to lower the amount of sodium and increase the liquids. I thought I was eating a great organic tomato soup but it turned out to have 1500 mg of sodium for 2 cups!! It put me over 3,000mg for the day. I also learned that I love carbs!!
Anyone else have that problem? I can do with a little sweetness but carbs I could eat all day.
One idea I ran across is mixing protein powder into my coffe in the morning. It doesn't taste too bad and it is very good for you. I am just trying to reach the correct balance of carbs, fats, protein and sodium. I know the weight will come off eventually.
I also need to start exercising again. I love to walk and work in the garden, so with winter I need to start using my exercise tapes again and just can't seem to get going.
Is anyone out there using Alli? Did it help? I haven't found it to make a difference. Obviously since I haven't lost any weight!!!:frown:
Would love to hear from anyone that things Weight Watchers is worth the money? What other programs have helped people to successful?
Hope to hear from you all.:happy:
Sherrill
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Normally I don't use computer programs that you have to add everything each day. I find that this can be frustrating and take a long time. I am getting better at it with patience and just adding more and more of my personal foods.
I am 56 years old and would like to lose 20 to 25 lbs. I am really stuck right now. Haven't lost anything and am being sooo good about recording everything I eat. One thing I have learned is to lower the amount of sodium and increase the liquids. I thought I was eating a great organic tomato soup but it turned out to have 1500 mg of sodium for 2 cups!! It put me over 3,000mg for the day. I also learned that I love carbs!!
Anyone else have that problem? I can do with a little sweetness but carbs I could eat all day.
One idea I ran across is mixing protein powder into my coffe in the morning. It doesn't taste too bad and it is very good for you. I am just trying to reach the correct balance of carbs, fats, protein and sodium. I know the weight will come off eventually.
I also need to start exercising again. I love to walk and work in the garden, so with winter I need to start using my exercise tapes again and just can't seem to get going.
Is anyone out there using Alli? Did it help? I haven't found it to make a difference. Obviously since I haven't lost any weight!!!:frown:
Would love to hear from anyone that things Weight Watchers is worth the money? What other programs have helped people to successful?
Hope to hear from you all.:happy:
Sherrill0 -
Hi Sherill,
I am not to familiar with Alli there was a post awhile back about it though. You might have to do some searching for it though.
I don't follow Weight Watchers although I have a cookbook that I found of theres that I look at sometimes. I haven't really used it honestly though. Mostly because I tend to do my usual dinners. A friend of mine lost over 76 lbs through Jenny Craig and I know a few on Weight Watchers.
I am sure there are others out there that are familiar with them. Glad to have you here. Enjoy.
Eve0 -
Thanks Eve!!0
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