The Behind the Scenes of a Noom Commercial
Read this to hear the beginning of the story. The day before the shoot The producers working for Noom and a few crew members came…
Read this to hear the beginning of the story. The day before the shoot The producers working for Noom and a few crew members came…
The Noom weight loss program is a calorie tracking weight loss app, but it is so much more than that. Read on to learn everything a Noom membership has to offer. I also include the pros and cons of the program, and how to tell if it would be a good fit for you.
WW has helped THOUSANDS of people lose weight AND keep it off.Perhaps you’re not destined to be one of the thousands of people, and that’s okay! If the program affects you negatively, simply quit and move on. It may not be for you, but there’s something else out there for you – I guarantee it.That’s where I found myself in January, despite 10 on-again, off-again years with WW and hundreds of pounds lost (combining all the loses after pregnancy). Here are my reasons for moving on from the program:
Being well acquainted with both MyFitnessPal and Noom allow me to share thoughts and give the full picture of my experiences. Here’s my credentials with both programs: I have used MyFitnessPal off and on for probably 2 years when you add it all up. Interestingly enough, I never lost a pound with MFP. By comparison, I’ve dropped 10-15 lbs since I started Noom 8 months ago.
Six months ago I joined Noom while I was also on WW. I wanted to compare the two programs to see which was right for me. Two months later I walked away from WW to be fully committed to Noom.
Here we go again. Oh the scale, what a mysterious thing you are. Somehow between yesterday and today I lost 2.2 lbs. It cracks me up. Obviously it was water weight, but it is interesting nonetheless.
This morning I woke up 5 lbs heavier than I was 2 weeks ago. Whoops. I know most of it was water weight with a touch of stress eating (and I didn’t log several days as you might have noticed), but the time has come for me to lock up my inner fun guy, and get to work.
Today started off well, and calorie wise it ended well, but an unplanned trip to my mom’s ruined my WW points. It happens, it’s life, what can you do besides go forward? Plus, I’m running 10 miles tomorrow, so getting out of the WW hole is easy.
Everyday seems to start off well enough, two eggs and toast. Then by the time lunch comes around, if I haven’t had time to snack, I find myself hungry and making poor decisions. This is what I have learned, the hungrier I am, the worse food I eat. Hunger is a trigger to bad food choices, and must be avoided at all times. If I can stay ahead of my hunger, I do much better.