The Weight Watchers Program
Learn How Weight Watchers Diet Works, Weight Watchers Points, Recipes And More.

 


Weight Watchers Menu

Weight Watchers Points

 

 

How Weight Watchers Works

Flex Plan vs Core Plan

Weight Watchers Recipes
  Christmas Ham Recipes
  Fresh Corn Salad
  Roasted Potatoes
  Lentil And Ham Soup
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Weight Watchers Points

Weight Watchers Zero Point Foods

 


Weight Watchers provide two type of weight loss plan. The Flex Plan and the Core Plan.

The Flex Plan

The Flex Plan is based on weight watchers point system. The system assigned points to food based on the food's calorie, total fat, and dietary fiber content. Below is the equation to calculate the Weight Watchers points.


p = Points
c = Calories
f = Fat Grams
r = Dietary Fiber Grams
min(r, 4) = dietary fiber grams or 4, whichever is lower

Besides taking calories into account, the formula also uses fat and fiber as a factor. The formula indicates food point increase by one for every 50 calories of food or 12 grams of fat and decrease by one for each 5 grams of fiber.

The Core Plan

Weight Watchers Core Plan is the newest version of Weight Watchers weight loss program. It is a new ideas that do not require point counting. Core Plan controls calories by focusing on a core list of nutritious foods with low calorie. The list includes food from all groups with low-energy density. Following is a list of food in the Core Plan:

* Whole Wheat Pasta, Brown Rice, Potatoes and Grains
* High Fiber and other cereals without added sugar
* Vegetables and fruits
* Fat-Free Milk Products
* Soups (non-creamy)
* Lean Meats, poultry, fish and eggs
* Coffee, Tea and sugar-free beverages
* Healthy Oils
* Condiments

 

 

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