Alcohol & Weight Loss
Posted , 4 users are following.
Why you shouldn't be drinking alcohol while you are trying to lose weight.
Melbi x
0 likes, 5 replies
Posted , 4 users are following.
Why you shouldn't be drinking alcohol while you are trying to lose weight.
Melbi x
0 likes, 5 replies
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Lauper
Posted
Just what I wanted to hear :twisted:
I really knew this but have been determinedly trying to ignore the fact that the reason I have not lost as much weight as I would like is totally down to wine!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for putting this info back in my face - I think :wink:
Laups
Guest
Posted
Trust me hun I too try and hide myself away from this fact. Although I haven't ever really had a weight problem, I can put weight on (clothes become too tight) I never ever weigh myself!
When clothes become too tight I know the only way to get back to 'a comfy fit' is to stop the alcohol intake.
In fact, if I don't drink alcohol for a month I can be guaranteed to lose quite a lot of weight :shock:
I'm glad I jolted you back to reality (I think lol)
Melbi x
Li'l_jan
Posted
I too was a bit concerned about my drinking and weight loss and sent off for a NHS booklet all about alcohol. In it, it says 'if you added three or four gin & tonics a day to your usual diet, you would put on 4lbs over four weeks' :!:
Gives ya something to think about...... :roll:
Li'l jan :bubbly:
Guest
Posted
KJ
Hopetobeslimmer
Posted
I find Slimline tonic water gives me wind and that makes me feel thinner....!