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Is anyone on here doing slimming world?

Strawbs

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I have done slimming world in the past. It is very easy and there is so much that you don't have to count, all fruit and veg, all meat (grilled or baked etc in fry light spray) all potatoes, pasta and rice is totally free! All you have to count is bread and dairy! And all miller light yogurts are free too!! Dont know how it works but it works! i used to save my 'sins' and have a large glass of wine at the end of the day!! Good luck!!!
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Nanny159

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I'm starting slimming world next Tuesday! It's in honor oak at 7:30 every Tuesday.

I don't think there's one in dulwich? Finish work at 6 so hard to find one local at a goo time for me.

My friend has been doing slimming world and looks amazing. Doesn't seem to hard, and not starving our selfs, like these liquid diets everyone else is on!


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