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What weight loss program do you use?

purpledragonfly71
Posts: 1 Member
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I eat what I like without eating too much. Simples.5
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I started off on weight watchers and moved to the stay within my calories method.
Always ate what I wanted. Just not as much.
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otherI eat fewer calories than I burn4
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otherNo program. I eat pretty much the same foods I ate when I was obese, but in different quantities and/or proportions. Super easy.4
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I logged my food on MFP and kept within my calorie goal.
No special program or way of eating needed.4 -
None of the above. I eat what I like, within my calorie allotment.3
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This one:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10636388/free-customized-personal-weight-loss-eating-plan-not-spam-or-mlm/p1
Just under a year to lose from class 1 obese to a heathy weight (while severely hypothyroid, menopausal, without increasing exercise), and almost 7 years at a healthy weight since, after about 3 previous decades of overweight/obesity before that.
To the others so far who answered 'other': Yup, pretty much.3 -
otherI eat what I want within the calories I need to lose weight.1
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The eat a little less, move a little more program.1
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Poor OP1
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Calorie counting. Ingesting less than my body burns.0
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otherYou can lose, maintain, or gain weight with all those diets/lifestyles. I lose weight by cutting my calories.1
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otherThis one:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10636388/free-customized-personal-weight-loss-eating-plan-not-spam-or-mlm/p1
Just under a year to lose from class 1 obese to a heathy weight (while severely hypothyroid, menopausal, without increasing exercise), and almost 7 years at a healthy weight since, after about 3 previous decades of overweight/obesity before that.
To the others so far who answered 'other': Yup, pretty much.
I liked the awareness I developed while doing WW in the 90s, but wouldn't do the current program.
I lasted less than a week on South Beach.
My greatest success is from the above, which for me includes eat a little less, move a little more.1 -
Pretty much whole food, mostly local and aware of my carb intolerance and from there I just eat what I want without worrying about calories but will say, I'm protein focused. Cheers0
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otherCICO
I hace dietary restrictions related to my health so there is a hard line on foods I cannot and will not eat, but outside of that, I watch my calorie count. I do pay attention to my protein.0 -
otherGoing back to intermittent fasting which works for me since I have reflux. Have tried them all: WW - lost weight but came back on; Keto - cholesterol levels rose so doctor said go off; Nutrisystem - years ago lost 20 lbs but the new version food is horrible; Jenny Craig - horrible food. Will bring in more protein, less carbs and limit calories while exercising everyday.0
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Intermittent fasting0
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otherI've tried WW and Jenny in the past, with limited results. Now I just eat fresh healthy food and do my cooking at home, not counting "points" all the time. I track my food and exercise on MFP and that helps. I've lost over 160 pounds, with about 25 to go. Eat healthy, exercise. It's not that complicated.2
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