puzzles
Full Member
Hello,
I have lost 3 stone on the Cambridge diet, going from 14 stone 3lbs
to 11 stone 3lbs. Ideally I'd like to lose another stone and a half taking me to a healthy BMI (just!) of 9 stone 10lbs. (A healthy BMI at my short height is 9 stone 11 to 7 stone 11.)
However, I'm also hoping to career change and therefore saving money is pretty imperative just at the moment. So I am considering Slim and Save.
My main reservations are:
1. I feel like I've come on my 'journey' with my counsellor (although I'm sure she'll understand!)
2. I tried exante, and failed miserably because I just couldn't get my head around not being weighed every week. I abused the flexibility! If (and it's a big if) I was to do slim and save I would need to be extremely disciplined.
3. I'm worried weight loss would be less effective. When I did exante I didn't lose very much: only a couple of pounds here and there. Weight loss is difficult for me - I tend to lose between 3-4lbs a week on Cambridge. I imagine that slim and save, being slightly higher in calories, would slow weight loss down for me especially as I (hopefully) get closer to my goal!
but of course the pros are:
1. Money - saving £££ always a good thing!
2. The flavours
they do look yummy. At the moment I am living off malt toffee bars, choc orange shakes and porridge on Cambridge as I'm not that keen on the others!
3. Perhaps taking responsibility for myself and weighing myself is good as I approach my goal?
I am getting weighed later today. I definitely want to buy another weeks supply of Cambridge products but ideally would like to let my counsellor know what my plans after this are. Has anyone got any thoughts? X
I have lost 3 stone on the Cambridge diet, going from 14 stone 3lbs
However, I'm also hoping to career change and therefore saving money is pretty imperative just at the moment. So I am considering Slim and Save.
My main reservations are:
1. I feel like I've come on my 'journey' with my counsellor (although I'm sure she'll understand!)
2. I tried exante, and failed miserably because I just couldn't get my head around not being weighed every week. I abused the flexibility! If (and it's a big if) I was to do slim and save I would need to be extremely disciplined.
3. I'm worried weight loss would be less effective. When I did exante I didn't lose very much: only a couple of pounds here and there. Weight loss is difficult for me - I tend to lose between 3-4lbs a week on Cambridge. I imagine that slim and save, being slightly higher in calories, would slow weight loss down for me especially as I (hopefully) get closer to my goal!
but of course the pros are:
1. Money - saving £££ always a good thing!
2. The flavours
3. Perhaps taking responsibility for myself and weighing myself is good as I approach my goal?
I am getting weighed later today. I definitely want to buy another weeks supply of Cambridge products but ideally would like to let my counsellor know what my plans after this are. Has anyone got any thoughts? X