Slimming World

I joined Slimming World at the beginning of June this year, following an uncomfortable feeling about my growing weight. I was not classed as overweight but was on the higher end of where I should be medically and wanted to shift about a stone and a half. I had done the Slimming World diet before but never joined a group so was pleasantly surprised to learn that for members of Slimming World the magazine costs just £1.50 every month instead of the £2.45 price tag that non-members have to pay if they buy it from various stationers and supermarkets. Having been reading it for quite a while now I can honestly say I have enjoyed every issue that I have brought and ...

Diets! Aaggh? I hate that word?I?ve been on a constant ?diet? since I was about 14 so now I just think of it as a way of life. I?m not obsessive and I don?t crash diet and starve myself for weeks on end then eat everything I can find. I just follow the eating plan from Slimming World, plan what I?m going to eat before I eat it and just be careful. I allow myself a few treats during the week and a couple of times a month I go a little (controlled) crazy and have a good night where I don?t worry too much about what I?m eating or drinking. As long as I get straight back on my plan the next day ...

Several months ago I joined slimming world (see separate review). Every month slimming world published its own magazine called surprisingly enough slimming world! Slimming world magazine is actually the UK's best selling slimming magazine. So what's inside and is it worth buying? Slimming world magazine is not only available from supermarkets and newsagents at the cover price of £2.45,but can be bought from slimming world meetings at the reduced price of £1.50. The magazine has roughly 120 pages and I really like the fact that there are not many adverts. Each month the magazine features inspirational real life stories of members who have lost ...