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Old 22nd November, 2009   #2 (permalink)
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Diet: SW
Height: 5' 2"
Start Weight: 230lb
Current Weight: 131lb
Goal Weight: 132lb
Goal Date: At Target


BMI Information:
Start BMI: 42.1
Current BMI: 24
Goal BMI: 24.1


Statistics:
Total Weight Loss: 99lb
Weight to Lose: -1lb
% Lost 43.04%
Hi - EE is similar in some ways but you don't get free cereal, crispbread, tinned soups, skimmed milk and tinned fruit or gravy granules. There are allowances for these things.
On SW there are lots of free food and you get an allowance for cereal/bread/cereal bars and milk and cheese plus 'syns' anything else like treats/sauces/gravy.

Also on SW there are some quick foods that are allowed e.g. savoury rice, pasta n sauce, tinned stewed steak, quorn sausages, smash. So if you want a quick meal it's easy to arrange.

I've done core an nowd find EE more flexible and doesn't have the strict snacking rules that core has.

With the recipes you could always halve the recipes to make smaller portions.
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