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Weight Watchers Article
Sometime last year I read an article about how a woman followed Weight
Watchers with some kind of twist that sped up her weight loss. I believe it was in Women's World. It had something to do with counting your points but using one day to have more points which in turn revved up her loss. Do any of you remember the article? Thank You, Bettina |
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Weight Watchers Article
This article is in the current issue of Women's World. she is on the front
cover standing in one leg of her pants from when she weighed 350 lbs (or something close to that). I purchased this magazine at the check out earlier this week and read the article and yes there was something similar to what you were stating, but it is basically follow the plan, drink your water, move, eat your 5 fruits/veg and get your healthy oils and the plan works. Debbie "Bettina Jordan" wrote in message ... Sometime last year I read an article about how a woman followed Weight Watchers with some kind of twist that sped up her weight loss. I believe it was in Women's World. It had something to do with counting your points but using one day to have more points which in turn revved up her loss. Do any of you remember the article? Thank You, Bettina |
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Weight Watchers Article
On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 20:52:22 GMT, "Bettina Jordan"
wrote: Sometime last year I read an article about how a woman followed Weight Watchers with some kind of twist that sped up her weight loss. I believe it was in Women's World. It had something to do with counting your points but using one day to have more points which in turn revved up her loss. Do any of you remember the article? Thank You, Bettina http://www.stormpc.com/ww/wendie_plan.htm -- RichardS 240/229/175 |
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Weight Watchers Article
No this is not the one I'm talking about but thank you.
"Deb in Northern California" wrote in message ... This article is in the current issue of Women's World. she is on the front cover standing in one leg of her pants from when she weighed 350 lbs (or something close to that). I purchased this magazine at the check out earlier this week and read the article and yes there was something similar to what you were stating, but it is basically follow the plan, drink your water, move, eat your 5 fruits/veg and get your healthy oils and the plan works. Debbie "Bettina Jordan" wrote in message ... Sometime last year I read an article about how a woman followed Weight Watchers with some kind of twist that sped up her weight loss. I believe it was in Women's World. It had something to do with counting your points but using one day to have more points which in turn revved up her loss. Do any of you remember the article? Thank You, Bettina |
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Weight Watchers Article
This is it. Thank you so much...
Bettina "RichardS" wrote in message ... On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 20:52:22 GMT, "Bettina Jordan" wrote: Sometime last year I read an article about how a woman followed Weight Watchers with some kind of twist that sped up her weight loss. I believe it was in Women's World. It had something to do with counting your points but using one day to have more points which in turn revved up her loss. Do any of you remember the article? Thank You, Bettina http://www.stormpc.com/ww/wendie_plan.htm -- RichardS 240/229/175 |
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Weight Watchers Article
You're talking about the Wendie's plan.. it's all over the web..
I'm not a big fan of it myself... look it up and make your mind.. Will~ "Bettina Jordan" wrote in message ... No this is not the one I'm talking about but thank you. "Deb in Northern California" wrote in message ... This article is in the current issue of Women's World. she is on the front cover standing in one leg of her pants from when she weighed 350 lbs (or something close to that). I purchased this magazine at the check out earlier this week and read the article and yes there was something similar to what you were stating, but it is basically follow the plan, drink your water, move, eat your 5 fruits/veg and get your healthy oils and the plan works. Debbie "Bettina Jordan" wrote in message ... Sometime last year I read an article about how a woman followed Weight Watchers with some kind of twist that sped up her weight loss. I believe it was in Women's World. It had something to do with counting your points but using one day to have more points which in turn revved up her loss. Do any of you remember the article? Thank You, Bettina |
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Weight Watchers Article
Sorry, I don't remember the article either but Iam really keen to find
out about it. Please email me when you find out about it. Thank you Damaris |
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