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Old 01-08-2003, 08:06 AM   #1  
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Please share what plan you are on or what you are doing to try to lose fluff


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Low or no carb during the day and then at night, dinner w/carbs, but keeping it low, like maybe a cup or 1/2 of noodles, etc. After dinner is the killer.....
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I am doing ww at home.
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I'm trying to cut back on portion control, cut out mostly fat and cholestrol and sugar.

I know exercise is going to be a big part of loosing, plus it really seems to stimulate the brain and make us feel better.

I need recipe ideas that are quick (or fairly quick) inexpensive and very,very low in fat.

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I am cutting back on carbs, sugar and fat. Also watching my portions. I will in the very near future go back on the WW plan as I did so well on it. Drinking more tea instead of my Pepsi. I think that has been the hardest.
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I'm having low carb amounts at breakfast and lunch, and avoiding pasta, potatoes, breads, starchy veggies at supper. I'm not eating/snacking after supper... just herbal tea or a sugar-free pop if anything.

I also joined Curves and go for my "first" workout on monday. (They want a staff member with you your first workout... after that I'll go when it's convenient.. I'm aiming for 4-5 times a week.)

This past year, I worked at (and have been about 95% successful) getting away from white breads, white flour, and white sugar. I'll continue at that.
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I am doing WW on my own at home......sometimes I have a hard time with it.....but I keep trying.

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Old 01-14-2003, 09:55 PM   #7  
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I mainly watch my portions and try to choose healthy things over junk food. It seems to be working. I think that it's important to have a good balance too, so I don't cut out any one food group, I just try to eat less of it!

Oh--and plenty of exercise and water! Can't forget those.
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