weightlossresources.co.uk

A few years ago when I started Uni I did what quite a lot of people do and started to put on weight. Probably a bit of a mix of drinking too much and suddenly being able to eat what I want. When the scales starting going towards being overweight I decided to do something about it. I can't remember how I came across weightlossresources but I did and it offered me the chance to have a free trial. The free trial basically allows you to use the website and get a feel for it before you sign up and hand any money over. All you have to do to sign up is put in all your details. This includes the normal: your name, e-mail address etc. Then you put in your height and ...  Read the complete review

After trying the Cambridge Diet, Atkins, Lighterlife, Slimming World and Weight Watchers to no avail I stumbled across WeightLossResources.co.uk I skeptically signed up for the 24 hour free trial (no credit card details required). Once I logged in I was asked some questions about my weight and height, how active I was and how much weight I wanted to lose each week (you have the option of choosing between .5lb to 2lb per week), and your target weight. After inputting this information you are then given your own little graph which shows where you are with your current weight and then shows you your target. Everytime you have lost you simply input your new ...  Read the complete review

I began using this site when I realised the two stone I had put on in pregnancy was going to multiply rather than subside unless I did something proactive. My partner was so pleased with how useful I found it that he agreed that £9.74 a month was a fair amount to pay to use it. There are better deals if you sign up half yearly (£7.78 per month) or quarterly (£8.76 per month) and cancelling is very straightforward if you need to. The free 24-hour trial is useful as you can use all the tools and decide if it suits you. You begin by entering your age, sex, height, weight and measurements. Then you can get a body fat and weight report telling you what the ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to lose a couple of stone that had slowly crept on over a few years, and needed a bit of extra support. I'd tried the weight watchers plan but was unable to go to the meetings on a regular basis so decided to join this site after finding it on a web search. The site is very easy to use and has many useful features. You can sign up for a free 24 hour trial, you don't have to enter your card details for this so it is genuinely free. Its a good way to get an idea what the site is like and gives you access to all the features. When you register it asks you to enter details such as your current weight, age, height and level of activity (very ...  Read the complete review

Fighting the Battle of the Bulge Ten years ago I was a 5'7", 29-year-old heavy smoker, weighing maybe nine or nine and a half stone. I was a reasonably active young mum. Like many smokers, I often substituted fags for food. I paid little attention to my weight, and though it was slowly creeping on from my post-baby low of eight and a half stone, it wasn't really a worry. It's now ten years later, and I'm ten years older. My young daughter is now a teenager, and I am now a non-smoker. I'll be 40 this year (but I don't look a day over 39). I am also (at the moment, but read on) around two stone heavier than I was one paragraph and ten years ...  Read the complete review