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Weight Watchers: How to Calculate Your Pro Points Allowance

NimmyZ · 2011-07-14 13:39:11

I've noticed a few questions on here from people asking how to work out your PP allowance. It used to be printed on the WW books you got with the old system. But now, only your leader tells you your allowance. This is because it isn't based solely on weight versus height. There's a lot more to it these days with the new…

14-07-2011 1:39pm

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NimmyZ

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I've noticed a few questions on here from people asking how to work out your PP allowance.

It used to be printed on the WW books you got with the old system. But now, only your leader tells you your allowance. This is because it isn't based solely on weight versus height. There's a lot more to it these days with the new system

Well, I found this handy guideline and it's accurate as far as I can tell.
(BTW - I am not affiliated with WW and this should not be used as an alternative to actually going to your class)

Those of you who miss a week or are just curious see below:

Edit: This is completely bogus! Based on several members' calculations it's all wrong. So please IGNORE.

Move along now... nothing to see here....!

(sorry everyone!)

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