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Medifast ~ Any Luck?
Just curious to see if you had any luck. I googled groups, but only found
entries dating back quite a few years. I'm in my mid 40's (well, close to it), have a 2 year old who breastfeeds to sleep only, weigh 165 - 170 and stand 5' 3". My goal is to lose between 40 and 50 pounds. I was going to try Medifast for 5 weeks to jumpstart the weightloss. I don't eat landanimals. I DID lose 20 lbs on low carb prior to my pregnancy but just can't seem to get motivated to do it again. Any experiences?? ~Carol Ann |
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Medifast ~ Any Luck?
I used hoodia is best to reduse our weight. How do you works Hoodia
http://www.gordoniihoodiapills.com/howitworks.php . |
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Medifast ~ Any Luck?
"Carol Ann" wrote in message news:9NC1g.691881$084.548909@attbi_s22... Just curious to see if you had any luck. I googled groups, but only found entries dating back quite a few years. I'm in my mid 40's (well, close to it), have a 2 year old who breastfeeds to sleep only, weigh 165 - 170 and stand 5' 3". My goal is to lose between 40 and 50 pounds. I was going to try Medifast for 5 weeks to jumpstart the weightloss. I don't eat landanimals. I DID lose 20 lbs on low carb prior to my pregnancy but just can't seem to get motivated to do it again. Any experiences?? ~Carol Ann Not with Medifast but I did do HMR. I only recommend it in some circumstances, not all. I think maintenance is much more difficult for liquid dieting or meal replacements if you don't plan on using them basically forever, but if you have a BMI over 40 (you don't) it's a good option to get started. If you need something structured, I'd recommend Weight Watchers. It uses real food and teaches you how to eat for life. -- the volleyballchick |
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Medifast ~ Any Luck?
I used hoodia is best to reduse our weight. How do you works Hoodia
http://www.gordoniihoodiapills.com/howitworks.php . I have NO idea what you just said. ~Carol Ann 170/170/125 |
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Medifast ~ Any Luck?
"Carol Ann" wrote in message
news:9NC1g.691881$084.548909@attbi_s22... Just curious to see if you had any luck. I googled groups, but only found entries dating back quite a few years. I'm in my mid 40's (well, close to it), have a 2 year old who breastfeeds to sleep only, weigh 165 - 170 and stand 5' 3". My goal is to lose between 40 and 50 pounds. I was going to try Medifast for 5 weeks to jumpstart the weightloss. I don't eat landanimals. I DID lose 20 lbs on low carb prior to my pregnancy but just can't seem to get motivated to do it again. Any experiences?? ~Carol Ann Not with Medifast but I did do HMR. I only recommend it in some circumstances, not all. I think maintenance is much more difficult for liquid dieting or meal replacements if you don't plan on using them basically forever, but if you have a BMI over 40 (you don't) it's a good option to get started. If you need something structured, I'd recommend Weight Watchers. It uses real food and teaches you how to eat for life. -- the volleyballchick Thank you! I'll be posting here (I think) to share my weightloss journey. ~Carol Ann 170/170/125 |
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Medifast ~ Any Luck?
"Carol Ann" wrote in message ink.net... "Carol Ann" wrote in message news:9NC1g.691881$084.548909@attbi_s22... Just curious to see if you had any luck. I googled groups, but only found entries dating back quite a few years. I'm in my mid 40's (well, close to it), have a 2 year old who breastfeeds to sleep only, weigh 165 - 170 and stand 5' 3". My goal is to lose between 40 and 50 pounds. I was going to try Medifast for 5 weeks to jumpstart the weightloss. I don't eat landanimals. I DID lose 20 lbs on low carb prior to my pregnancy but just can't seem to get motivated to do it again. Any experiences?? ~Carol Ann Not with Medifast but I did do HMR. I only recommend it in some circumstances, not all. I think maintenance is much more difficult for liquid dieting or meal replacements if you don't plan on using them basically forever, but if you have a BMI over 40 (you don't) it's a good option to get started. If you need something structured, I'd recommend Weight Watchers. It uses real food and teaches you how to eat for life. -- the volleyballchick Thank you! I'll be posting here (I think) to share my weightloss journey. ~Carol Ann 170/170/125 Good idea. There's lots of different experience in this group and plenty of useful information. -- the volleyballchick |
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