So this is my first time posting on this site, I have decided that from 25th September 2016 I will start making the changes needed in my life to not only lose weight but eat a more balanced diet. I will be starting by changing my tea with 2 sugars to drinking tea with no sugar. I will be increasing my water intake to replace fizzy drinks and finally my food will be planned and home cooked. Putting this down in writing sounds ambitious all in one go, but it has to be done.
One thing I'm not sure about is what or where I go for weekly weigh ins here?
Weekly weighs are run by Lowcal, you'll see her post about 6am tomm, and reply back to her post, with your starting weight, loss or gain, there is also an afternoon post too, due to the sheer volume of posts!
Hi Debbie, and welcome to the Weight Loss NHS forum. It’s great that you’ve joined.
Take a look at the Pinned Posts section, to the right of your screen (bottom, if you're using a mobile) and have a look at the Welcome Newbies thread.
Look at the Topics section beneath that, for posts that could answer any questions you may have. Consider joining any, or all, of our challenges, as they're fun and motivating.
Join us for the Monday Group weigh-in. If you follow Zest and moreless (our very approachable, volunteer site Admins), you'll be notified when they post the threads. The latest weigh-in thread can always be found in the Events section, to the right of the home page.
Be active on the forum, as that's where we exchange ideas and get our daily dose of motivation and inspiration.
Enjoy the forum, and wishing you success with your goals.
If you're on the upper cusp of ideal weight, it doesn't tell you your calorie allowance. That's a shame for people wanting to lose a little weight. Also, even if you are overweight, it gives a rather large range for your calorie allowance. My fitness pal app gives you one estimated number, which seems better. How can you work with numbers that have a 500 calorie range?
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