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  • I'm 61 years old & lost almost 40 lbs over several months, and have been maintaining for 18 months now. I was VERY afraid of the maintenance phase, but have found it to be relatively easy by just continuing to plan ahead and log food/exercise. Logging became part of my daily life, so no problem for me to continue. I wonder…
  • I've been maintaining at goal for just a little over a year now. I still weigh & log everything that goes into my mouth. This is (for me) what keeps me accountable. It's just part of my daily routine now & requires so little effort I plan on continuing for the rest of my life. I know there are many people that are…
  • Wild caught salmon is WAY less fishy than farm raised salmon. I've also found Pacific salmon to be less fishy then Atlantic salmon. I would never eat salmon until I tasted wild caught, now I really love it prepared anyway. My favorite is grilled with some blackening seasoning.
  • I don't cheat because the only person that would be deceived is ME. Sometimes I don't like to see (in writing) what I put in my body that day, but I just deal with it and move forward. Being honest allows me to look back and know FOR SURE where my slip ups were. If I had been dishonest on my logs than I would only be…
  • I've been on maintenance for four months. The hardest part for me is the "fear factor" that I'll regain some of the weight...but so far, so good.
  • I had the Fitbit Charge HR and it was VERY inaccurate counting steps, anywhere between 25% and 40%. (It always under counted.) I returned it thinking it was defective and got a new one that had the exact same results. I have a measured route I used to test it, and I actually counted steps several times (100, 200, etc),…
  • This is definitely a Weight Watchers thing...most fruits and veggies (but not all) are "free" foods. I was an avid Weight Watchers fan until I found MFP. MFP is free, but the fruits and veggies are not.
  • I've had my Charge HR for a week now. The steps/miles are consistently lower by about 30% on my known 3 mile walk. Fitbit tech support advised me to perform a restart, which I did with no difference in accuracy. The calories burned appear to be more accurate than the step count, but I question the validity of all the data…
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