Herbalife Dietary Programs

Well, what can I say? I guess I shall give you a brief summary of my past experiences really. I have always been a "big girl" for want of a better phrase and this particular time, I had gotten too big for my own liking. Even at 27 years old, I felt sluggish, was always out of breath and constantly fell asleep in the afternoon during the days I wasn't at work (although I had been tempted to go to sleep at my desk occasionally!) That's not to mention the fact that my clothes were all getting too small/tight aswell. Now, I've tried several other weight loss methods, all of which worked at the time but I felt were not the right ones for me this time ...

I started Herbalife just under two months ago and am really pleased with it. I've lost about 16 pounds so far so its not coming off too quickly which is alright with me. Before I started I felt lazy and lethargic - partially due to carrying too much weight, but also because in my experience the heavier you are, the more difficult it is to get started with an exercise programme. This is pyschological as well as physical. At the beginning - in the first few days - I was feeling hungry by late morning. When going from three conventional meals down to only two shakes plus a meal, I guess it must be inevitable that you feel less full. However, my distributor ...

After being laid up for 5 months following an operation earlier this year, I discovered that I'd put on a little bit of weight. This is what you get for moving back in with your mum, who insists you eat 3 meals a day, with no opportunity to exercise. Once back on my feet I decided to get rid of the weight. Thanks to the op, running (previously my favourite way of burning off the flab) was right out for at least a year. Ditto swimming. I wasn't to keen on joining a gym either, as I'm due to move house and didn't want to spend £40 a month on fees. Anyway, my chiropracter (I'm a mess, aren't I ?) told me about this Herbalife ...