I did a little snooping and this is what I found. One reason I never started Weight Watchers is because of the money. I couldn't bring myself to spend the money on something that I saw was frivolous. My opinion is that the WW system only benefits those who are members, and the rest of us don't benefit at all. So take the following information for what it's worth.
*Weight Watchers Points Equation:
P= {c/50}+{f/12}-{min(r,4)/5}
Where:
P = Points
C = Calories
F = Fat Grams
R = Dietary fiber Grams
(Note: min{r, 4} equals the number of grams of dietary fiber or 4, whichever is smaller. In other words, only the first 4 grams of fiber "count.")
**Points Per Day:
Male - 8 pts
Female - 2 pts
Age:
17-26 - 4 pts
27-37 - 3 pts
38-47 - 2 pts
48-58 - 1 pt
Over 58 - 0 pts
Use the first 2 digits of your weight - for example - if you weigh 175 then use 17 pts
If you spend most of your day:
Sitting down - 0 pts
Occasionally sitting but mostly standing - 1 pt
Walking most of the time - 2 pts
Doing physical work most of the time - 3 pts
Add all your numbers up and you get your daily points allowance!
You also get an additional 35 points to use throughout the week however you want - you can use them all at once or spread them out over the week
According to this mine would be:
Female: 2
Age- 3
Weight- 28
Daily activity- 0
=33pts.
I wasn’t aware of the extra 35pts per week, I try to keep to the 33/34 pts I was originally given or less.
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http://www.alanlight.com/WWPoints.htm
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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...2130106AAMOavw
Hope this helps.