Nutrisystem?

kycat2007 · #1 12-21-2006, 01:31 PM

Anybody thought about this program or doing it. I would love to drop another 20lbs and get to around 170 lbs.

playtherapy · #2 12-21-2006, 04:20 PM

If I were you, I would try Weight Watchers instead. It is not expensive and you learn how to eat regular food and manage portons, a plan that can work for the REST OF YOUR LIFE. There is even a guide for eating out. I am afraid once you get off of the nutrisystem food you would put the weight right back on. That's my thoughts!

kycat2007 · #3 12-21-2006, 04:55 PM

I know how to lose it. Eat correct and exercise like a mad man. Just curious if anyone had done it.

Upper Michigan Prostar190 · #4 12-21-2006, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by kycat2007

I know how to lose it. Eat correct and exercise like a mad man. Just curious if anyone had done it.

TRU DAT! Better listen to yourself Flounder, your pre-med! that is the ONLY way to lose weight safely.

M-Funf · #5 12-21-2006, 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by playtherapy

If I were you, I would try Weight Watchers instead. It is not expensive and you learn how to eat regular food and manage portons, a plan that can work for the REST OF YOUR LIFE. There is even a guide for eating out. I am afraid once you get off of the nutrisystem food you would put the weight right back on. That's my thoughts!

I'm on Weight Watchers by association

I don't use the dining out guide. That's MY time...

I don't necessarily lose weight on the program, but I don't gain, either.

Biggest problem? MARTINIS are not in their plan

bigmac · #6 12-21-2006, 06:49 PM

Weight Watchers has the highest success rate of any of the non-surgical weight-loss programs. About 20% of Weight Watchers are able to shed weight down to a more appropriate BMI. However, it's worth noting that that 20% success rate only applies as long as the person stays with Weight Watchers. When they go OFF Weight Watchers, almost everyone gains back the weight they lost or more.