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[danaeris]

So since I'm somewhat struggling with depression and having trouble motivating myself to do the work I should be doing, I decided to do something else useful, and set my palm up to use the weight watchers calculator.

I need to drink more water. And have a little more food. I find myself annoyed at how small portions are on boxes.

The most frustrating part is cooking your own food and figuring out how many points that is. And eating out, unless it is a chain for which you have the nutritional info.

Really, all I need in order to calculate the points is the calories, grams of fat, and grams of fiber. Is that so much to ask for from restaurateurs? (just joking)

Comments

[geekosaur]

"If you knew, you'd never eat here again!" :)

[plymouth.livejournal.com]

ugh. math is hard. I've never lost weight on a numbers-based diet. All I did was fry my brain trying to keep track of it and give up after about a week.

[coffeekitty.livejournal.com]

www.calorielab.com has some decent searchable info that ought to allow you to make guesstimates on the fly.

(ya know, i almost wish i hadn't decided to find out how many calories i need a day to maintain my weight. it's around 1200. that's not a lot of food.)