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I was almost in tears - we did my measurements, body fat - all the same and the scale only went down 1.5. I tried so hard and it really was a tough go for me with the meat and stuff that I'm not used to eating. Glad to hear I'm not the only one though - I felt like a complete failure. Originally Posted by Samkatmom
I was having weeks that I hardly lost anything so I gave up the Mio and red, yellow, and orange peppers because of advice of my coach. Know what? Nothing changed. My losses are still as slow as ever (but still a loss) I will be eating my peppers again. I don't need the Mio.
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I was expecting that, but I was still hoping to lose maybe 3 my first week (I've even done that on WW) and then have it slow down. I was really hoping to average 2 per week. I'm really hoping it will be better next WI.Originally Posted by Starshine72
Might those with the lower losses per week have something to do with that they don't weigh as much and they have less to lose? Not the red pepper?
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Green bell pepper (1 cup)
30 cal
7g carb (3g dietary fiber)
1g protein
Red bell pepper (1 cup)
46 cal
9g carb (3g dietary fiber)
1g protein
The extra 16 cal and 2g carbs are NOT going to throw off your weight loss.
Yeah clearly that's the case. I remember at WW there used to be these big arguments over now many baby carrots constituted a serving. The leader reminded us that it wasn't baby carrots that got us to WW, and in the same vane, one red pepper in a week isn't going to be the difference between a pound of weight loss - although my Coach honestly believes it is. I won't eat them this week, but even if I do have a better loss, I can't imagine it being that.Originally Posted by scorbett1103
Here's the scoop:Green bell pepper (1 cup)
30 cal
7g carb (3g dietary fiber)
1g protein
Red bell pepper (1 cup)
46 cal
9g carb (3g dietary fiber)
1g protein
The extra 16 cal and 2g carbs are NOT going to throw off your weight loss.
She said they are higher in surgar than the green ones - but we are talking ONE PEPPER here, not a case.


Also about the fat measurements, I read John say in a different thread that those have 8% variation or something like that. Maybe he can repeat it here - John?