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Old 05-20-2008, 10:53 PM
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

I've lost 57 lbs. on the South Beach Diet.
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Old 05-20-2008, 10:59 PM
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

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I've lost 57 lbs. on the South Beach Diet.

Isn't that one of those "starve the body of carbs" type of diet?
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Old 05-20-2008, 11:25 PM
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Isn't that one of those "starve the body of carbs" type of diet?
The diet is in three phases.

The First Phase is essentially the first two weeks. The first two weeks you take in virtually no carbs. I lost 18 lbs. during this period.

The Second Phase begins with the third week and lasts until you reach your desired weight. On the second phase you're allowed to eat whole grains and whole wheat breads, whole wheat pastas, etc. You're carb intake is limited but it's not too bad.

The Third Phase begins the moment you reach your desired weight and is maintained for the rest of your life. In this phase you are encouraged to continue eating the good carbs and things you've grown accustomed to eating in the previous phases. However, you're allowed limited portions of whatever you like. You will commit to watching your weight daily or weekly. You're weight is expected to fluctuate somewhat, however, if your weight climbs 5 lbs. you are advised to begin Phase One or Two again to shed those pounds and your back to phase 3. So it's a lifestyle of ongoing weight maintenance.

My doctor highly recommended the diet along with significantly increasing my intake of antioxidants and omega3s.
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Old 05-20-2008, 11:31 PM
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

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The diet is in three phases.

The First Phase is essentially the first two weeks. The first two weeks you take in virtually no carbs. I lost 18 lbs. during this period.

The Second Phase begins with the third week and lasts until you reach your desired weight. On the second phase you're allowed to eat whole grains and whole wheat breads, whole wheat pastas, etc. You're carb intake is limited but it's not too bad.

The Third Phase begins the moment you reach your desired weight and is maintained for the rest of your life. In this phase you are encouraged to continue eating the good carbs and things you've grown accustomed to eating in the previous phases. However, you're allowed limited portions of whatever you like. You will commit to watching your weight daily or weekly. You're weight is expected to fluctuate somewhat, however, if your weight climbs 5 lbs. you are advised to begin Phase One or Two again to shed those pounds and your back to phase 3. So it's a lifestyle of ongoing weight maintenance.

My doctor highly recommended the diet along with significantly increasing my intake of antioxidants and omega3s.
Hmmmm. This sounds different than the other no carb diets I have heard about. That Atkins one is one I have heard to stay away from. Maybe I will check this South Beach one out. I would like to lose at least 100 big ones before I keel over with a heart attack.
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Old 05-22-2008, 04:46 PM
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

So now we are all down to our bikini weight!!....kidding!!!
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Old 10-11-2008, 01:22 PM
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

update with Thanksgiving right around the corner...Now have lost 48 lbs with 2 more to goal weight. Now the hard part starts!!!
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

I have tried every diet in the book- and had some success - My latest loss was 2 years ago and I have kept it off since. I am now trying to lose that last 10 lbs. I tried nutrisystem, but I did not like the food. Jenny Craig food is much better. I found the cost of both of these programs prohibitive . I also think accountability is important. Right now I am using Spark People and counting calories and walking 45 minutes 5 days a week.
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

Great job, guys!! Keep up the hard work!
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Re: Weight Watchers. I've lost 28 lbs.

not saying that no one loses weight on these diets
but i still think most of them are a waste of your money
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not saying that no one loses weight on these diets
but i still think most of them are a waste of your money

Why do you think that
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