I have been reading different threads for the last several weeks and so many people have websites that are helpful/fun/motivating to use as we all lose weight.

Please add your website to this thread, so we can all use it as a reference!

www.hungrygirl.com-  a very cool website, that gives you the heads up on fat-free, low-fat and new products that are or will be available. You can get weekly newsletters sent to your email for free.  They also have links to other sites.  I have been using this site for awhile, and someone mentioned it on another thread.

www.mvm.com-  someone on my thread (Soon to Be Slim-Ladies) told us about this my virtual model site. So FUN!  You can plug in your current weight and goal weight on two virtual models and see what you look like now and what you look like at your goal weight.

I tried to reply, but the post was REJECTED because it said I was "campaigning or advertising" SAY WHAT??? Not sure how we can respond to this thread if we can't mention the name of 'other sites' that we like. Hmmm.... 

 I think this thread will be helpful, if we can reply! LOL

Maybe we can 'name the sites' without the www. & .com added??? 

Patricia
Anaheim, CA 

I found a website that I have found extremely useful for me and lets me track offline

I can keep track of my Weight By Date including all the nutritional information, exercise/calories expended, notes, and everything else involved in this battle we are all waging.

I still have a BOATLOAD of Fluffininity to lose!  Have a great week folks!

Taylor

www.calorieking.com - great articles, recipe's, restuarant nutritional facts

http://www.mypyramid.gov/ - One size doesn't fit all. MyPyramid Plan offers you a personal eating plan with the foods and amounts that are right for you. Click on the MyPyramid Plan box to get started.

MyPyramid Tracker offers a detailed assessment of your food intake and physical activity level. Click on the Tracker box for an in-depth look at your food and physical activity choices.

http://www.nutritiondata.com/ - helps match your food to your dietary needs.  Another great recipe site for low-fat foods.

http://www.lowfatweekly.com/ - recipes recipes, recipes !!

Sher (I'm trying to find my other sites !!)

Patricia-try posting it again!

Susan

this is a great idea -  here's mine- www.fitday.com  -free program - very user friendly- keeps track of food eaten - HUGE database - sorry Alli -  easy to get the calories in recipes - it's a great site!

Deb 

Another good website with a pretty extensive database is www.calorie-count.com. 

Kay J

Kay .. how did you get your smiley to post !

Sher

http://www.primusweb.com/fitnesspartner/jumpsite/calculat.htm

We'll calculate the number of calories you burn for 222 activities. Fill in your weight and the average amount of time you spend doing an activity. We'll do the math and return an activities page personalized for you. Print the activities page using the print function on your web browser and keep it with your exercise log or tape it on the refrigerator for reference. It's a great reminder of all the activities you can participate in and use for cross-training to stay active and healthy.

Sher

I created a website this afternoon .. but our "monitors" won't allow it - since it's "MY" website and I built it for a place for us to put before & after pictures of us (yes - that would mean folks would have to email me their pics).

Oh well ... I tried group !!

Sher

MrsBuckeye:

Kay .. how did you get your smiley to post !

Sher

Sher,

I copied from MS Word.  I used the :-) in Word and it automaticly converted to the smiley and I was able to cut 'n' paste to the message board.

I try to type all of my post in Word so I can make sure I don't murder the spelling and by sheer accident I found I could get the icons to post.

Let me know if it works.

Kay

Was/is your website searchable?  Can we find it with a few hints with out the URL being posted here?

Kay

J

 Sher....sparks  people will do this...

anyone else have a site to add?