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WeightWatchers products?
      #295318 - 01/05/07 08:18 AM
kamikat

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I attended my first WW meeting today. Are there any of the WW products that are IBS safe? Thanks!

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      #295320 - 01/05/07 08:28 AM
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Try doing a search "Weight Watchers" without limits (all dates & boards)... you can also try searching "WW"....there have been lots of posts about this in the past.

I've never done WW so I can't help you... many say it CAN be done with IBS and others say it was just too hard. The only way to find out is to try it and see how YOU do.

Good luck with whatever you do....and keep us posted.

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Re: WeightWatchers products? new
      #295641 - 01/08/07 03:15 PM
kamikat

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TI've never done WW so I can't help you... many say it CAN be done with IBS and others say it was just too hard. The only way to find out is to try it and see how YOU do.




I don't know why it would be hard to do WW with IBS. You just count the points of the normal foods you eat. It's basically just portion control. I've been following WW for several days and haven't had any trouble staying with Heather's diet.

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      #295791 - 01/09/07 03:45 PM
Jennifer Rose

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TI've never done WW so I can't help you... many say it CAN be done with IBS and others say it was just too hard. The only way to find out is to try it and see how YOU do.




I don't know why it would be hard to do WW with IBS. You just count the points of the normal foods you eat. It's basically just portion control. I've been following WW for several days and haven't had any trouble staying with Heather's diet.




I think many people found it difficult to eat so many soluble foods, such as bread and grains because they are so many points in the WW program.

I am currently doing WW too, but luckily my IBS has been in remission so I have been able to incorporate more veggies (0 points) into my diet than regular IBSers.

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Re: WeightWatchers products? new
      #295799 - 01/09/07 04:01 PM
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TI've never done WW so I can't help you... many say it CAN be done with IBS and others say it was just too hard. The only way to find out is to try it and see how YOU do.




I don't know why it would be hard to do WW with IBS. You just count the points of the normal foods you eat. It's basically just portion control. I've been following WW for several days and haven't had any trouble staying with Heather's diet.




I think many people found it difficult to eat so many soluble foods, such as bread and grains because they are so many points in the WW program.

I am currently doing WW too, but luckily my IBS has been in remission so I have been able to incorporate more veggies (0 points) into my diet than regular IBSers.




Jen:

Would you be willing to share a day for you on WW and put a disclamer that you are currently stable. If not, no biggy.... I've thought may times about trying WW, but I'm too chicken! Do you go to the meetings and everything or are you just doing it online?

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Re: WeightWatchers products? new
      #295802 - 01/09/07 04:08 PM
Jennifer Rose

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Jen:

Would you be willing to share a day for you on WW and put a disclamer that you are currently stable. If not, no biggy.... I've thought may times about trying WW, but I'm too chicken! Do you go to the meetings and everything or are you just doing it online?




For you? Anything! I do it online now, but used to do the meetings a couple months ago.

I just started back up again yesterday so I don't have a typical day yet. I wanted to wait until after the holidays and my anniversary to start back up.

And just for you, I'll email you my login and password, and you can take a looksie to see how it works.

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Re: WeightWatchers products? new
      #295811 - 01/09/07 04:40 PM
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Jen:

Would you be willing to share a day for you on WW and put a disclamer that you are currently stable. If not, no biggy.... I've thought may times about trying WW, but I'm too chicken! Do you go to the meetings and everything or are you just doing it online?




For you? Anything! I do it online now, but used to do the meetings a couple months ago.

I just started back up again yesterday so I don't have a typical day yet. I wanted to wait until after the holidays and my anniversary to start back up.

And just for you, I'll email you my login and password, and you can take a looksie to see how it works.




Oh, sweet babycakes!! I'll look for your email

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Re: WeightWatchers products? new
      #295928 - 01/10/07 01:20 PM
kamikat

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I think many people found it difficult to eat so many soluble foods, such as bread and grains because they are so many points in the WW program.

I am currently doing WW too, but luckily my IBS has been in remission so I have been able to incorporate more veggies (0 points) into my diet than regular IBSers.



I haven't been able to incorporate more veggies, but I've been somewhat satisifed (although still kinda hungry) counting the points for a mostly SF diet. I think for me, it's been mostly portion control. Before, I was eating alot and had gained weight since starting Heather's diet. The points and measures portions really opened my eyes to how much I was eating.

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