Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon (Post 8162802)

I think the problem being SKINNY v healthy. Te media does push the heroin chic, still, even tho a lot of the fashion sizes claim they wont use size 0 models. The image they push is unnattainable for most people without resorting to drastic dieting / drugs!

Originally Posted by bsmith (Post 8165811)

...I just can't see how biffers O.D.ing on pizza and pop can be the fault of folks who make frocks and handbags.

Originally Posted by shevy (Post 8166125)

I just can't see what any of what your talking about has to do with a thread about Slimming World. No one cares, what Kate Moss said and whether anyone does or doesnt agree with it.

Originally Posted by bsmith (Post 8166634)

...I'm just curious that so much fuss is made over peoples weight. The fact that there's such a thing as a dieting/slimming industry is nuts - seriously, how hard can it be to keep in shape? Honestly, should anyone really need a consultant to tell them to walk about a bit and not put so many crisps in their mouth?

Originally Posted by shevy (Post 8167081)

I overweight person can lose weight, sadly a rude and ignorant person like yourself will never change.

Originally Posted by bsmith (Post 8168144)

....I totally agree, and if my "walking about a bit and eating less crisps" diet plan is of any use to you, please feel free to try it. - free of charge. ;)

Originally Posted by shevy (Post 8168186)

does that come with a guide on how to be a twat?

Originally Posted by shevy (Post 8161115)

I do it online and have been finding it okay, you get access to all the food lists as well as a syn calculator, food diary and support stuff. Also a graph etc that plots your weight loss for you. There is also a great group on facebook as well as various slimming world forums for support. Plus I have managed to find lots of alternatives to food things if you shop around. The slimming world team are pretty quick at answering queries re: food items if I email them too.

Most of the free food stuff is cook from scratch type items anyway, as it is one of the diets that tries to deter from processed foods.

Fingers crossed they do well in Texas and start branching out further a field.

Originally Posted by shevy (Post 8166125)

I just can't see what any of what your talking about has to do with a thread about Slimming World. No one cares, what Kate Moss said and whether anyone does or doesnt agree with it.

Originally Posted by Sewing Susan (Post 8408779)

How is the online slimming world getting along? I am desperate, I have put nearly 2 stone on in 2 years, I do miss quorn you can have in the UK, but do the online consultant work out syn values of branded stuff here in Canada?

Originally Posted by shevy (Post 8168186)

does that come with a guide on how to be a twat?

Originally Posted by Almost Canadian (Post 8409911)

No, I think such guides are limited to Slimming World et al. How hard can it be to work out that, to lose weight, one needs to ingest less calories per day than one one uses in a day?

Do men join such clubs?

Originally Posted by Almost Canadian (Post 8409911)

How hard can it be to work out that, to lose weight, one needs to ingest less calories per day than one one uses in a day?

Originally Posted by Sewing Susan (Post 8408779)

How is the online slimming world getting along? I am desperate, I have put nearly 2 stone on in 2 years, I do miss quorn you can have in the UK, but do the online consultant work out syn values of branded stuff here in Canada?