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03-30-2012, 09:57 AM
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Weight Watchers Exchange program 1994?
If anyone still has their old books - I could use a little help here. From what I can remember the basic plan was:
2 servings of Milk products (90 cal)
3 servings of Fruit (60 cal)
3 servings of Bread (80 cal)
2 (or more) of Veg (50 cal)
3 servings of Fats (40 cal)
6-8 servings of Protein (70 cal)
150 option cal per day
So - not counting veg about 1430 cal per day.
I seem to remember getting extra calories for exercise? This isn't the quick start (week 1-3)
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03-30-2012, 12:07 PM
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Location: Wine Country
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The current WW's is much better than the old. Why the fascination with these old books?
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03-30-2012, 04:41 PM
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Location: Islip,NY
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Yeah the new WW points plus is better and lot easier. I hated the old WW from the 1990's but to each his own. I have lost 48 1/2 lbs in 1 year so far. But to each his own
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12-31-2012, 10:07 PM
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Weight Watchers Old Exchange Program
Quote:
Originally Posted by easybay
If anyone still has their old books - I could use a little help here. From what I can remember the basic plan was:
2 servings of Milk products (90 cal)
3 servings of Fruit (60 cal)
3 servings of Bread (80 cal)
2 (or more) of Veg (50 cal)
3 servings of Fats (40 cal)
6-8 servings of Protein (70 cal)
150 option cal per day
So - not counting veg about 1430 cal per day.
I seem to remember getting extra calories for exercise? This isn't the quick start (week 1-3)
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Hi, I thought this old one worked really well. I was on it years ago, but couldn't find a copy. I created a make-shift booklet and old Weight Watcher Plan details: see link below. Hope it helps!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...tLf705O3U/edit
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01-01-2013, 08:23 AM
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Location: Andersonville, Chicago
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I have always thought weight watchers is the best "diet" out there. It is really not even a diet. But the problem I am having , it seems like you have to pay so much money to follow it. Can I get their plan on the internet without paying for it?
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01-01-2013, 08:26 AM
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Location: Andersonville, Chicago
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sel529
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That's very good. What do I put in the squares?
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