suzyq64
03-20-2008, 09:41 PM
Hi- I am currently on weight watchers and am having a terrible time sticking to it. I just want to snack all the time. I need help!!! I came across this product on the internet. I've never seen anything like it before. It is called Diet-Guard has any one out there heard of it. The cost is very inexpensive and it is not a diet pill (they don't agree with me). any info. would be appreciated.
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terrier07
03-21-2008, 11:26 PM
Hey Suziq, I've never heard of that. When your on weight watchers it's ok to snack on food. Just eat foods that don't have any points. That's what I do and it works. Even if you eat like watermellon in a small bowl it's only a point. Eat things like carrots and celery with fat free dressing Hope this helps!
Kszan
03-22-2008, 06:57 PM
I also wanted to add that the first 2 weeks on Weight Watchers are really hard, because it seems like you're hungry all the time. And then you start getting worried because you don't want to use up all of your points in the day. But after you pass those 2 weeks then things start to calm down and you'll find that you feel more satisfied with smaller portions of food.
And I totally agree with the veggie idea with fat free dressing. That's a great alternative, as are fruits as long as they are only 1 cup for 1 point. And don't forget that the 98% fat free microwave popcorn is like 5 cups for 1 point. Tootsie Roll pops are like 2 or 3 points each, too. There's a lot of really low points or no points stuff that you can snack on.
But I hear ya, believe me. It's a hard transition. However, once you get used to it, you'll see how you're able to feel more satisfied with less food. It's kind of nice, actually.
And I totally agree with the veggie idea with fat free dressing. That's a great alternative, as are fruits as long as they are only 1 cup for 1 point. And don't forget that the 98% fat free microwave popcorn is like 5 cups for 1 point. Tootsie Roll pops are like 2 or 3 points each, too. There's a lot of really low points or no points stuff that you can snack on.
But I hear ya, believe me. It's a hard transition. However, once you get used to it, you'll see how you're able to feel more satisfied with less food. It's kind of nice, actually.