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October 2017 Foodwatch Newsletter - Four things that sabotage weight loss every time!

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Tuesday, 31 October 2017.
Tagged: balanced diet, cravings, diets, Foodwatch Newsletter, health, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, healthy weight loss, microbiome, newsletter, nutrition

October 2017 Foodwatch Newsletter - Four things that sabotage weight loss every time!
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There are four main reasons that achieving a weight loss or maintaining a healthy weight fail, and that’s what we’re going to look at in this month’s Foodwatch Newsletter.

Four things that sabotage achieving and maintaining a healthy weight

You might be surprised by the four I've picked but I really think they play a big role in ruining your best efforts. You can read about them in detail and, more importantly, how to combat them in the October issue of the Foodwatch Newsletter. Get these four nailed and the Festive Season and its dietary challenges will be much easier. You can also see what I'm eating now.

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