Why Weight Watchers
AleksD3
Posts: 194 Member
I was wondering what brought everyone to WW rather than calories?
For me, I find it more fun and easier to count points rather than calories. It's almost like a game and I also like how protein and fiber are used in the points calculation.
I also find that exercise points are easier to figure out and I like the extra weekly points!
How about you?
For me, I find it more fun and easier to count points rather than calories. It's almost like a game and I also like how protein and fiber are used in the points calculation.
I also find that exercise points are easier to figure out and I like the extra weekly points!
How about you?
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I was wondering what brought everyone to WW rather than calories?
For me, I find it more fun and easier to count points rather than calories. It's almost like a game and I also like how protein and fiber are used in the points calculation.
I also find that exercise points are easier to figure out and I like the extra weekly points!
How about you?0 -
because when i started counting cals instead of points i got fat again! LOL simple as that!0
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I actually have started to like counting calories. With points you just never know if you will lose weight or not.
That being said, I first began counting points under the original old points program which I still love. My reasons to sticking with it so long is that it allowed the flexibility to eat or estimate food portions/points while eating out at a birthday party or a BBQ. It was very flexible. I never felt deprived.0 -
For me, I hated counting calories! Well, that was until recently. I'm a HUGE WW fan and the points weren't so intimidating and getting the weekly extra points was nice too. It works really well. Then, I started MFP and added the userscript to my chrome browswer to show the WW PP as well as the calories etc. At first, I thought 1,200 calories was way too little but when I compared for weeks, between online WW and MFP, I realized MFP is quite OK. In fact, I quit WW and am using MFP exclusively now. I can still see the points on MFP so I can do both for free0
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For me I am playing with it as in trying to see what works calories and counting pts lol. Im so tired of juggling pounds up and down that it makes me want to throw in the towel but I keep at it no matter what. I like that I can eat anything I want and as long as its in the pts then im good. Still trial and error for me but I really need to watch the sodium and sugar too along with carbs0
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It's so much easier to memorize points values than calories. I know just by looking at an item how many points a serving will be and can envision, in my mind's eye, how much a serving is. It also made me accountable to others instead of just myself. I no longer go to meetings, but I use everything I learned every day. It's an invaluable program with long lasting benefits!!0