How much do you pay for your diet?

amother

Yesterday at 4:27 pm

If you're on a diet of any kind, for health or for weight, how much extra do you spend on yourself? (Feeling a little guilty, we are tight.) What's normal?

calvinhobbs

Yesterday at 4:29 pm

295 for four weeks group format
179 for follow up groups in 3 week increments
Can earn points and use toward next purchase for group

amother

DarkOrange ↓

Yesterday at 4:30 pm

I pay $40 for a weekly weigh in plus all my healthy food is probably an extra $50 a week or so

amother

Slateblue ↓

Yesterday at 4:32 pm

amother DarkOrange wrote:

I pay $40 for a weekly weigh in plus all my healthy food is probably an extra $50 a week or so

Ozempic is cheaper. And easier.

amother

Oldlace

Yesterday at 4:37 pm

Weight watchers $22 month, but worried going up in a few months to 40 something.

But it helps me greatly to eat optimally, very wholesomely so I look at it like a medical expense.

amother

↑ DarkOrange

Yesterday at 4:44 pm

amother Slateblue wrote:

Ozempic is cheaper. And easier.

I’m not sure your point? I don’t want to do ozempic and it’s not cheaper

amother

Violet

Yesterday at 5:05 pm

amother Slateblue wrote:

Ozempic is cheaper. And easier.

Till you have to deal with the health issues that arise from it...

amother

Jean ↓

Yesterday at 5:08 pm

amother Slateblue wrote:

Ozempic is cheaper. And easier.

I'm currently on weight loss shots. It's not cheap, and the food costs alone of the high protein food I'm eating adds up too.

amother

Sage

Yesterday at 5:09 pm

If you're looking to diet on a budget I just came across something online called a potato reset. You just eat potatoes. Most people do this for a week or two. One guy did it for a year and lost 100 pounds. I can't comment on the physical or mental health aspects of eating nothing but potatoes for an extended period, but it does seem to work and is certainly cheap.

amother

↑ Jean

Yesterday at 5:10 pm

amother Sage wrote:

If you're doing this, you might as well do a milk-only diet. Drinking only milk is still cheaper than most meals.

amother

Denim

Yesterday at 6:20 pm

amother Jean wrote:

If you're doing this, you might as well do a milk-only diet. Drinking only milk is still cheaper than most meals.

Or corn for that matter. Corn only diet is great.

amother

↑ Slateblue

Today at 1:37 am

amother Denim wrote:

Or corn for that matter. Corn only diet is great.

Where can I find info about this? Sounds intersting..thanks

amother

Holly ↓

Today at 4:09 am

$550 a month for Zepbound
$12.99 per month for my Peleton app

All very worth it IMO and B"H can afford it.

amother

Tanzanite ↓

Today at 4:43 am

I invested about $1500 in a small home gym, but that's it, there are no recurring costs. However, my food costs alot. Probably an extra hundred a month. I'm not on any special program. I'm diabetic, so I have to follow the standard diabetic diet. I'm still on the fence about ozempic, even as a diabetic, and since I've been controlling it well with just metformin, I'm staying that path for now. If I do go down the ozempic route, at least insurance will cover it thanks to my diabetes diagnosis.

amother

↑ Holly ↓

Today at 4:45 am

amother Tanzanite wrote:

Ohh... not to go off topic but we are building an extension onto our house and adding a gym. Right now my Peleton is in my bedroom so it will be moved in there. What else did you put in yours ?

amother

↑ Holly ↓

Today at 4:49 am

Ruchel wrote:

Eating lots of veggies is cheaper than most of those no?

Losing weight is not as simple as just eating more veggies. 🙄

amother

↑ Tanzanite ↓

Today at 5:55 am

Ruchel wrote:

Eating lots of veggies is cheaper than most of those no?

veggies are not enough. You also need more protein and fats, and those can get expensive

amother

↑ Tanzanite

Today at 5:59 am

amother Holly wrote:

Ohh... not to go off topic but we are building an extension onto our house and adding a gym. Right now my Peleton is in my bedroom so it will be moved in there. What else did you put in yours ?

I have an elliptical, a treadmill, and various odds and ends like a weight rack with varying weights, mats, large exercise balls, those stretchy things, and a bar on the wall. I also have a large monitor screen installed so I can watch shows while on the treadmill or elliptical, and also play YouTube exercise tutorials while using the other things.