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I think sometimes you have to be careful about fat free foods. Some are very high in sugar, high fructose corn syrup. and some studies have shown that people eat more when they think the stuff is fat-free, and so they wind up having a lot more calories than people who think they are eating normal fat food.
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CK, congratulations on getting started. I lost 45 pounds over 11 years ago and have kept it off (for the most part). I've worked for WW for nine years, so if you have any questions or want some extra support, feel free to PM me.
Some of my favorite snacks is 94% fat free popcorn, yogurt and All Bran Buds, veggies and salsa, high fiber, low fat bagels, frozen grapes, fruit and yogurt, high fiber tortilla w/ a little pizza sauce and FF mozzarella cheese (Kraft is my favorite) to name a few. Nancy, I agree with you on fat free or anything that is passed off as a snack dressed in a "healthy disguise". Fat free means, to some, all you can eat. No good comes of that. |
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I too agree with Barb, fat free is not a "free for all" pig out that's for sure... I love to chose healthy fat free snacks though if I'm going to have something between meals. Very good point Nancy. Another rule of thumb that works for me is I've always not eaten during the last 3 hours before bed. Maybe an herbal tea with a sweetener is all.
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cke..
I have had great sucess with WW in the past and decided last week to join again! Love to stay in touch... Starting on Monday. I am just finishing up a move and can't even find my fridge right now.. maybe a good thing. I am going to do the "points", what about you? I have been so frustrated with my weight over the past three years since I had surgery - I just can't seem to get it off. So, I thought I would bite the bullet.. resign with WW and get my gym membership dusted off. I want to lose 18 lbs... I'm going to do it, too!! I have a lot of recipes and am a avid cook, so I will have a lot to share.... MM Last edited by meditation mama : 09-13-2007 at 09:37 PM. |
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Weight Watchers seems to be the only program that works for me.
I have lost 11 pounds in the last 10 weeks, after ditching anti-depressants. But I do sometimes get sucked in by "diet" foods despite my better judgement. Recently, I bought a box of South Beach Diet Peanut butter cookies, in 100 calorie packs. I could barely stop eating them! And South Beach is supposed to be a sugar-controlled diet. |
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Nancy, those foods are for those folks that can moderate in any way-food or alcohol. It is WAY to easy for us that are sugar/alcohol sensitive to over do-on anything-even popcorn! Good luck
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Fresh fruit, fish, nuts water water water get it. Walking 4 to 5 days per week light work out with weights 2 to 3 times a week. Vegies big time no butter or salt sorry. Mix in amino acids, vitamins. Chicken Yum Yum. It has to be a live chicken that you chase before eatin it. Low fat yogurt. NO FRIED FOOD. Cottage cheese not to much. Omega 3 fish oil.
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