For the newbies, we are a group of ladies who lose weight and get fit by good old fashioned exercise and monitoring how much we eat-either by counting calories,Weight Watchers points, or Food Mover-all in all about the same thing, just a different way of keeping track.
I started this thread in the spring, and have made some great friends and gained a lot of support. It seems like everywhere you turn you see some sort of quick fix-a pill, a machine-something promising you the body of your dreams...I have tried a lot of gimmicks in the past and wished I'd have saved that money and bought a real nice treadmill!
Pease join us if you want to lose and keep it off for life!
How are you all doing ladies? I jumped on the scale again this morning and it said 196! I kept getting on and off, making sure it was right...I even moved it to a differetn place on the bathroom floor!
I cannot beleive I have lost 6 pounds since I have been back on track this last week and a half! I have been working out all over, and it sure feels good.kd580-I finally found where you post your daily menu on another thread last night. Your weight and your calorie intake looks okay-keep it between 1400-1900-you went to 2000 a little more often than you should if you want to lose a bit quicker. The main problem I see is that you are using quite a bit of your calories on junk food-peanut butter cups,Doritos,cookies, and a lot of cheese-all in one day, and a lot of breads-you are not eating hardly any vegetables or fruits-not even juices, and not much protein. You told me you hate them, so let me know if there is one you like at all-and I will find good ways of preparing them.
I have a major sweet tooth as well, but have to watch it-you are not giving your body as many nutrients as it needs. The types of meats you are eating are good-especially tuna. To give yourself more vitamins and satisfy that sweet tooth, I suggest you try a Chocolate Slim Fast shake for one meal-it also has fiber in it-I don't really care for the other flavors. try to limit your junk intake-and leave your treat for once a day-and try to eat a Hershey kiss or something small like that-or a vanilla wafer or gingersnap in place of a big cookie. It will help you satisfy your sweet tooth, but allow you to have more of your calories for healthier foods.
Tupo,Live in-how are you ladies? Check in with us!
Willbethin-are you still doing well-I hope so...you have done good the past few days.
Well, I will talk soon.
Aphil


My son keeps wanting us to make cookies and I keep postponing it. In the past I haven't been able to handle it without going on an all out binge. Cookies, candy, cakes & pastries have been part of my "daily" diet until I got back on track recently. I am so afraid of even getting close to any cookies much less making them. He had a fit for Krispy Kreme Doughnuts the other day and I caved in and let him have two and it didn't bother me as much as I thought it would. We were having them no less than twice a month and I never left the store with less than 2-dozen. He still loves vegetables and fruit more than anything else, but he's got one heck of a sweet tooth. Unlike me, a little bit will satisfy him.