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Old July 8th, 2007, 09:03 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Tara Legale
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Default how many daily points?

I did WW years ago but no longer have the books, and cannot afford to pay
for meetings or their website. I just bought the starter books on Ebay, but
while I wait for the books, can someone please tell me how many daily points
I should allow for myself? I don't know what you need to know to determine
that for me, but here is some info. I'm 5' 6", weight 265, 41 years old,
want to lose 100-110. What point total should I follow? I found a site
that I can use that tells points of food, so I want to start while I wait
for my starter books to arrive. Thanks in advance if you can help me with
the points.


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Old July 8th, 2007, 10:09 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormlady
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Default how many daily points?

There's now a quiz you take to determine your points,

Basically

female 2
Age 2
weight 26 (first 2 digits of your weight
Height 1
How do you spend your day
Sitting down 0
Occaisionally sitting but mainly standing 2
Walking most of the time 4
Physically hard work 6

So for you, you get 31, plus whatever for how you spend your day. Every 10
pounds, you lose a point off your target.

I only put in the values applicable to you, rather than copy out the whole
quiz.

"Tara Legale" wrote in message
news
I did WW years ago but no longer have the books, and cannot afford to pay
for meetings or their website. I just bought the starter books on Ebay,
but while I wait for the books, can someone please tell me how many daily
points I should allow for myself? I don't know what you need to know to
determine that for me, but here is some info. I'm 5' 6", weight 265, 41
years old, want to lose 100-110. What point total should I follow? I
found a site that I can use that tells points of food, so I want to start
while I wait for my starter books to arrive. Thanks in advance if you can
help me with the points.



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Old July 9th, 2007, 01:18 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormmee
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Default how many daily points?

can't help with the points but welcome and good luck, might be a good idea
to join when you see the free registration add to get the most current
materials, Lee
Tara Legale wrote in message
news
I did WW years ago but no longer have the books, and cannot afford to pay
for meetings or their website. I just bought the starter books on Ebay,

but
while I wait for the books, can someone please tell me how many daily

points
I should allow for myself? I don't know what you need to know to

determine
that for me, but here is some info. I'm 5' 6", weight 265, 41 years old,
want to lose 100-110. What point total should I follow? I found a site
that I can use that tells points of food, so I want to start while I wait
for my starter books to arrive. Thanks in advance if you can help me with
the points.




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Old July 9th, 2007, 02:29 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Willow Herself
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Default how many daily points?

Tell them your inssurance is Kaiser, they'll waive the joining fee (never
check IDs)...

After that it's 12$ to get the material and explanations..

Will`


"Tara Legale" wrote in message
news
I did WW years ago but no longer have the books, and cannot afford to pay
for meetings or their website. I just bought the starter books on Ebay,
but while I wait for the books, can someone please tell me how many daily
points I should allow for myself? I don't know what you need to know to
determine that for me, but here is some info. I'm 5' 6", weight 265, 41
years old, want to lose 100-110. What point total should I follow? I
found a site that I can use that tells points of food, so I want to start
while I wait for my starter books to arrive. Thanks in advance if you can
help me with the points.



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Old July 11th, 2007, 04:23 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Cindi
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Default how many daily points?

Stormlady -- Can you tell me the target points for my husband: Male,
5'9" age 50, weight 204, work: walks most of the time. I belong to WW
Online but it only will tell MY target, no way to calculate for
someone else. Thank so much!!



On Jul 8, 5:09 pm, "Stormlady" wrote:
There's now a quiz you take to determine your points,

Basically

female 2
Age 2
weight 26 (first 2 digits of your weight
Height 1
How do you spend your day
Sitting down 0
Occaisionally sitting but mainly standing 2
Walking most of the time 4
Physically hard work 6

So for you, you get 31, plus whatever for how you spend your day. Every 10
pounds, you lose a point off your target.

I only put in the values applicable to you, rather than copy out the whole
quiz.


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Old July 12th, 2007, 04:58 AM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
Stormlady
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Default how many daily points?

male 8
Age 1 (48 - 58)
weight 20 (first 2 digits of your weight)
Height 1 (5' 1" - 5" 10")
How do you spend your day 4
Sitting down 0
Occaisionally sitting but mainly standing 2
Walking most of the time 4
Physically hard work 6

Looks like 34 for your husband.


"Cindi" wrote in message
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Stormlady -- Can you tell me the target points for my husband: Male,
5'9" age 50, weight 204, work: walks most of the time. I belong to WW
Online but it only will tell MY target, no way to calculate for
someone else. Thank so much!!



On Jul 8, 5:09 pm, "Stormlady" wrote:
There's now a quiz you take to determine your points,

Basically

female 2
Age 2
weight 26 (first 2 digits of your weight
Height 1
How do you spend your day
Sitting down 0
Occaisionally sitting but mainly standing 2
Walking most of the time 4
Physically hard work 6

So for you, you get 31, plus whatever for how you spend your day. Every
10
pounds, you lose a point off your target.

I only put in the values applicable to you, rather than copy out the
whole
quiz.




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Old July 26th, 2007, 10:46 PM posted to alt.support.diet.weightwatchers
[email protected]
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Default how many daily points?

For the points - you can get the points calculation at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weight_Watchers (to calculate your own)
and you can get good food nutritional values free from the
http://www.CalorieKing.com database (more comprehensive than the WW
online database)

 




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