If you don't like counting calories or points, the Core Weight Watchers Diet might be the best choice for you. With this diet, you're given a list of foods you can eat and those are the ones you plan your meals from. It gives you the freedom to eat as much as you want as long as you only eat when you're hungry and stop when you're full. Once you memorize the list of foods, you know exactly what you can eat. The only downside is that it limits you to certain foods and other things are off limits.
A local Weight Watchers office would have the most information regarding the core weight watchers diet. The Weight Watchers website also has an overview of the food included in the core diet, the overview is located here: http://www.weightwatchers.com/templates/Marketing/Marketing_2col.aspx?pageid=1026101
Information for the core Weight Watchers diet can be obtained from the official Weight Watchers website, specifically, at this location: http://www.weightwatchers.com/templates/Marketing/Marketing_2col.aspx?pageid=1026101
Weight watchers point are "Rewards points" that you earn for being on weight watchers for a certain amount of time, and spending a certain amount of money.
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You may access the Weight Watchers main web site at www.weightwatchers.com and also read reviews at www.webmd.com/diet/features/weight-watchers-diet for more information.
As explained on this linked page, no food group is excluded from the Weight Watchers diet. See also:Eating healthily to control weight
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Weight watchers points diet is a healthy diet. First of all weight watchers is more of a lifestyle change than a diet at all. It helps you hold yourself accountable, while always thinking about what you are putting in your body.
Melt The Pounds Away With The Weight Watchers Diet
Go to the weight watchers website and do some initial research on the diet plan. You can also pick up a weight watchers cookbook from a bookstore or library. There are also websites devoted to weight watchers recipes.