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How much weight have people lost following th NHS 12 week plan?

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so i have just started to lose weight and i was wondering how much weight have people lost following thr NHS 12 week plan and has it actually worked for them?

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Honey101lb

I had a lot of weight to lose, I have been on my journey since July 2017 in that time lost over 3 Stone. I think we all vary how much weight we loss, try to aim for about 1 to 2 lbs a week.

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Noms2000

I lost one stone in six weeks, but am continuing until I lose at least another stone. In fact it’s worth remembering that this is should become a healthy eating habit, and not just a ‘pit stop’.

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Tiggerr in reply toNoms2000

Very good point Noms.

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Minniewinny5 stoneMaintainer

Great to have you join us EmilyOC1

Welcome and enjoy the forum...

We all have freedom to choose how we lose weight, but maintaining the loss once we reach our goal is key to sustaining better weight management!! The lessons learnt on the 12 week plan are valuable for lifestyle changes going forwards.

Please check with your health professional regarding your actions to lose weight and get their support locally to compliment this wonderful forum...

I'd like to invite you to read our Newbie Pack - which is what I call the sat-nav to the benefits of the forum, here's the link:

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Cheering you on to reach your goals 🎉🎉🎉

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Tiggerr

There are people here wearing 7 stone badges, maybe more. For now, you'll probably find your journey more easy to deal with by focusing on the first few pounds and keep breaking your journey down into mini goals.

As Noms2000 has stated, you can keep running the plan over and over. Lose weight gradually and sensibly, allowing it to become a way of living a healthy life. Doing it this way, allows the body to adjust so that when we reach our goal, we have the tools to carry on living 'normally'.

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Anna_8888Maintainer

I've lost 25 kilos and started June 2017.

No need to lose more for me as I'm a light weight now 😉

Good luck, you can do it too!

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Tiggerr in reply toAnna_8888

Congrats. Inspiring!

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Mia73

Hi, this is my week 7 and I have lost 4kgs so far. I have taken it steadily as this is more like lifestyle than diet and I wanna get some permanent results. Good luck!

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