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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm loving Freestyle! This is my second time with WW, and I think Freestyle is a huge improvement. I'm also in your same boat -- 10/15 lbs overweight at 40, and wanting to stop the creeping up of the scale. Basically, Freestyle forces you to eat a lot of fruits, vegetables, and low-fat protein if you want to stay full. Because I really love fruits and veggies, it's ended up being much easier than I thought, and has resulted in eating a much healthier diet than the earlier version of WW. For that reason, I feel it's a sustainable way of eating (for me) as opposed to a diet. Personally I try not to snack at all, other than fruit, because I have a hard time limiting snacks. Are you doing online with coaching? If this is your first diet diet, then I think the coaching calls could really help. Here's an average day for me: Breakfast: coffee with 2 tsp sugar; fruit; hard boiled egg; 1/2 piece toast with 1 tsp butter Lunch: turkey sandwich with lettuce and pickles on 1 slice of bread; 1 c nonfat fage with fruit and 1 tsp sugar Snack: 2 pieces of fruit Dinner: 1 1/2 c pasta with beans and sauce (pasta e ceci), big salad with olive oil and vinegar. (I am usually absolutely stuffed after a meal like this!) Dessert: 1-2 small gingersnap cookies. [/quote] Super carb heavy, not much protein [/quote] How so? I have a hardboiled egg, 2-3 oz of turkey, 1 c. nonfat yogurt, and about 1/2 beans (in the pasta). I do have a lot of fruit, but fruit is healthy. Bread is whole wheat. The only highly processed carbs are the 3 tsp sugar, & 1/2 c pasta. (Oh, and the cookies!) This is working great for me - losing weight, and I feel very satisfied and balanced. I don't think paleo or super low carb is a sustainable way to live for me. [/quote] That looks good to me, PP--especially since it works for you, which ultimately is all that matters![/quote]
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