I’m on Weight Watchers and in my book it is saying the 4 oz of steak is 4pts, whereas 4oz of chicken is 7pts. I always thought that chicken was better for you then steak. Any advice is welcomed.
I’m on Weight Watchers and in my book it is saying the 4 oz of steak is 4pts, whereas 4oz of chicken is 7pts. I always thought that chicken was better for you then steak. Any advice is welcomed.
I’m considering going to Weight Watchers because I have never heard a bad thing about it. Also, I just moved into my first place, so I figured they could lead me in the right direction on my first few trips to the grocery store.
Is it worth going every week? Or could I save money and still benefit from the program by going every other week instead?
I have been following the Weight Watchers plan, but I wanted to supplement it by adding the diet pill Alli as well. Only problem is, you are supposed to take Alli when you eat 15 grams of fat or more with each meal. Being on Weight Watchers my meals hardly ever reach more than 10 grams of fat let alone 15. Any advice on using the two together?
I have the formula to figure out how to calculate the points from the food you eat on weight watchers-but how do you know how many points your suspossed to have in a day?
I am doing weight watchers, and we are both losing weight, but I am pretty sure he should have more points than me. He is 250 lb, about 5′8″ and has a job where he sits a lot. I am just wondering if he is eating enough since I make the meals and he is eating my diet food with me. I have an account on weight watchers, but I don’t think he really needs one.
Thanks!
I did the old one, (circa 2002) and if I recall, it was 24 per day but you add 10 points to that because of nursing. I can’t remember, and all I have is the new weight watchers info which I think sucks, the flex and core plans. Please help! I weigh 158. Thanks!
Besides Lean Cuisine, and obviously Weight Watchers products, what other food products actually have the points value written out on the packaging for the customer? I know how to calculate points on my own, but I was just curious. Thanks!
I was thinking of doing the monthly pass thing which allows me to go to meetings and use etools. What I am wondering is what etools consists of and if it’s the same thing as weight watchers online. Thanks!
I’m looking to join Weight Watchers to lose 10-15 lbs before my wedding next May. I don’t want to attend meetings but I would like a weight watchers points book, do you recieve this from joining online?
I have been a member of Weight Watchers before, but do not still have the chart that told me how to figure my points allowance. I cannot afford to be a member at the moment but would still like to do it on my own for now and join later when I can afford it for moral support. I know its based on you gender, age, height, current weight, and activity level, but I don’t know how many points you get for each.