Does this really work
Becca21
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ive been looking at biggest losser uk but its£15 a month
Does MFP really work i need to loose 93lb
Does MFP really work i need to loose 93lb
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Yes, it works! If you track your food intake and exercise, it will work. I have lost 40 lbs here!0
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Just like anything, it works if you work it. You have to commit. But yes, there are a lot of people here who have lost that much weight and more. Good luck, and welcome!0
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yep. I switched from weight watchers and this works just as well and is free0
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Yes. But, it's all up to you if does.0
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This site is awesome..I have lost 20lbs in 3 months just from this site,,and watching what I eat and exercise..It helps seeing what you eat put down and the calories counted...If you use you food diary daily and stick to it you to will see results....Good Luck to you...0
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MFP helped me lose 80 lbs. You tell me if it worked0
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It works if you make it work!
If you change your eating habits, log your food, do some exercise... Sure it works!!!
I've lost nearly 15 kg (over 30 pounds) in four months, so it's worked for me.0 -
Anything that helps you to watch you calorie intake and keep up with how much you have coming in and going out (exercise) will be a great help. That seems to be what is so great about MyfitnessPal. It doesn't give diets and "eat this, not that" stuff, just helps you keep up with the numbers. Not to mention, it is always easier to do something when you are part of a group and can get motivation and be held accountable.
MFP gives you a goal for every day and if you stick to it (no, really... stick to it) you will lose weight.
You could do the same on your own, but it's just easier to keep up with your calories and you're more likely to stay on track since you're not doing it alone. Not to mention, it's *FREE* and we are real people in the same shoes as you.0 -
Don't pay for something you can do for free.0
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YES!!! MFP totally works! I've lost like 20 lbs in nearly 3 months! ...and I've NEVER been able to drop weight before so I'm SUPER surprised that 3 months latter I'm STILL on this site AND that I'm really USING this site AND that I have LOST weight!0
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45 POUNDS TODAY! Dedication is the key! Good luck!0
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Hey i really do think this works, i havent actually changed what i am eating but because i have an easy way (i also have the andrioid app on my phone) to track my food intake im eating alot less i dont forget to log anything because as soon as i eat i add it no matter where i am. i've never consitantly lost weight before but am doing so now by using MFP i'd recommended it to anyone good luck xx0
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YES and ditto to what everyone else has said. so far this is what has helped me. didnt realize you can gain weight and put your body into starvation mode by not eating enough.... good luck in your journey.0
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yes i belive it does0
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Nah.0
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ive been looking at biggest losser uk but its£15 a month
Does MFP really work i need to loose 93lb
Yes, just follow the basics - http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/186814-some-mfp-basics0 -
works for me0
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It's a TOOL where you record the results of your food and exercise plan. It keeps you focused and shows you your progress. IT shows you other people's progress too - check out the Success Stories. What's your plan?
Mine:
Record food and exercise every day for the rest of my life, without getting legalistic or inflexible about it
[in other words, if I miss a day or two of recording or exercising...no biggie]
Accept that whatever plan I choose, I can choose another one any time, as long as I have a plan. It's not a race.
I'm in this for the long haul and if I diet more than I don't diet, I'm going to get to my goal eventually and I"ll keep it off.
The more days I diet, the sooner I'll get to goal, but since it's not a race, I don't worry too much about the days I don't diet anymore.
I never make myself feel like I've blown it. Since this is for life, as long as I wake up in the morning, I'm still on track.
Current Plan:
300-500 calories for meals
100 calories for snacks
use HungryGirl.com recipes - they're delicious and realistic
calorie zigzagging: 1200 net calories one day, 1500-1800 net calories the next
average net calories: 1400/day
Learn the difference between calorie intake and net calorie intake [search the site]
eat my exercise calories
drink water
exercise on the elliptical trainer 3-5 days a week - burns 300-320 calories per session
watch the scale go down very slowly and not get freaked out if it stops for a while, just change things up
stay focused by recording all on MFP.
Have a treat once in a while and don't panic over it. Life is short.
Good luck!
Hollycat
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You get exactly what you are willing to put into it. The more you "work it" the better it works. You just have to be willing to do the work!0
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YES...It's just a way to track lifestyle changes and keep you on track...diet and exercise will always be the key to success, sometimes slow, but I would rather lose it slowly and keep it off and be healthier than be a human yo yo. I've lost 31 lbs doing it that way and I'm eating better and exercising and I feel great.0
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Since the end of last summer I have been using calorie counters, first Lose it but then I switched to MFP because it had a few better features and a bigger food database. Since then I have lost almost 90lbs. It's a lifestyle change and MFP works to keep you accountable until good habits are achieved.0
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check it out0
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Yes, but it takes time. Don't get discouraged just stick with it. Slow and steady and you'll stick with it forever. Make it a lifestyle change and not just a short term diet.0
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ive been looking at biggest losser uk but its£15 a month
Does MFP really work i need to loose 93lb0 -
I've lost 33 lbs since 3/8. 25 of it on MFP. I'm also in weight watchers - but I don't use it - I am trying to eat better (me), eat less (MFP), and exercise (me & MFP).0
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You should go look at all the sucess stories.
: ) Including mine!
Its a great tool, but only you can do the work. <33
Good Luck :flowerforyou:0 -
It works. I've lost 33 pounds on here.
I do the biggest loser bootcamps at my gym and that also helps.0
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