please help slimming world online password needed

cheekymole

You moan away, bedshaped, vent your anger on here and NOT on a bar of chocolate

mountainofdebt

On the diet messageboard of wwww.femail.co.uk somebody usually posts that week's password.

hprice_2

Juejuebingbong wrote:

Hi there, this is my first post so I hope it is of help to you all!

These are the Slimming World codes for the next 10 weeks

w/c 23rd January - healthy
w/c 30th January - shallot
w/c 6th February - chips
w/c 13th February - valentine
w/c 20th February - activity
w/c 27th February - walking
w/c 6th March - spring
w/c 13th March - cabbage
w/c 20th March - mango
w/c 27th March - onion

Hope these help!

Julie :beer:

:T hi thank you for the codes i lost 5lb this week had still had two kebabs on the weekend by saving my sins from the whole week, i done this last year and lost 3 stone due to holiday, house move and christmas i only put 1 stone back on but i do keep getting stuck on a certain weight each time any ideas?

cheekymole

Is the "certain" weight near your ideal weight or way off?

Are you eating lots of different things - you need to vary your eating otherwise your body gets used to it

hprice_2

cheekymole wrote:

Is the "certain" weight near your ideal weight or way off?

Are you eating lots of different things - you need to vary your eating otherwise your body gets used to it

Always have trouble losing the last stone thinking of trying to change the way i use my sins when i get to that weight again and see if that helps.

cheekymole

I find I lose less weight when I don't use my sins but lose more if I do!

evanlee

well im over the moon , i only gained 1lb this week i have had the whole week off eating junk mostly , im desperate to lose but my will power fails me ! role on this wed as ive been good and want to see some pounds fall off !

4lb off so far Must try harder xxx

Ghost

hprice wrote:

:T hi thank you for the codes i lost 5lb this week had still had two kebabs on the weekend by saving my sins from the whole week

Hi hprice, Please don't take this as a criticism/insult, it's just that Gillian Mckeith (love or loathe her, but she knows her stuff) featured kebabs on her programme this week. Her client had several kebabs a week and fed them to her 5 year old daughter, preferring takeaways every day rather than cook for the family herself.

Gillain examined the nutritional value of kebabs (which also contain a LOT of fat) and the nutritional value of dog food, and apparantly dog food is far more healthy than kebabs! Gillian asked her client, "Would you feed your 5 year old daughter dog food? Or yourself come to that?"

That really made me think and I know what my answer would be. I'm amazed at how food is sold to us yet we often know very little about its content. I won't tell you what's in a kebab, but just think of Jamie Oliver when he was demonstrating the content of turkey twizzlers and you'll be halfway there.

That said, WELL DONE on your 5lb weight loss, you must be thrilled. :T

foreverskint

On the topic of kebabs, my OH used to work for a meat supplier, and used to deliver boxes and boxes of................................FAT :eek: to a Kebab manufacturer. This went into the big Doner kebab thing that gets cooked on a spit thingy. Never again will I eat one.


Well on my second week of slimming world so I hope you don't mind if I join in with this thread. 15 st 1lb in the start,(far too many oldstyle recipes:rolleyes: )
I lost 2lbs in the first week and am hoping for a bit more this week.

Just had burger, chips and salad for tea ( slimming world style of course) and it was honestly yummy. I even concocted a Mayo substitue from )0% greek yogurt and some other bits to make a sin free dressing for my salad.

Off for a weigh in soon, so fingers crossed for me please;)

Really inspiring to see the support that is being given here to everyone, good luck to all, and I hope you all achieve your weight loss goals.

trinnylilac

Just so all you kebab eaters out there don't panic. Not all kebabs shops sell nasty stuff . I think it depends on the shop as to what goes in the kebab. I used to work in a Turkish kebab shop and the owner made all his own kebabs which consisted of minced lamb and herbs, egg and seasoning. They were calorific though as lamb is quite a fatty meat but nothing dodgy.

Also you can always opt for a chicken kebab which after all is only grilled chicken in pitta bread with salad.