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is it right for me

by angels2love, May 15, 2008 05:43PM
i am trying to decide if i should buy slimquick i am 28, 5'7'' and am 252 lbs. i have just had my second child and i can not get the baby weight off like i want too.i eat right, and between my 2 kids i get plenty of exercise. DO you think it is right for me???? My goal is 170-180 lbs
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by Brenda1957, May 15, 2008 06:31PM
To: angels2love
Personally, every time I have tried drink supplements, I gain weight.
Simply reduce your calories by about 500 that should start showing results.
I track everything I eat on thedailyplate website. It shows how much fat, protein, and carbs you are taking in each day, and calories too. You may be getting too many carbs, too much fat, etc. Could just be too many calories for you.
That should help you identify where the problem is.
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