BMI to start CD???

V

Vix09

Full Member

• 24 May 2009

• #1

Hi all,

I was just wondering if there was a minimum BMI for starting CD, around how much it costs per week and what you get for this.

Thanks x

 

T

tillyfloss

Gold Member

• 24 May 2009

• #2

Hiya,
If you look here at the CD official site cambridge diet achieving your weight

it will give you all the different options for CD

As for cost it varies from cdc to cdc but between £37 and £40 a week which equates to about under £6 for all your meals for the day

x

 

V

Vix09

Full Member

• 24 May 2009

• #3

Thanks for the reply as soon as i posted i thought doh they're bound to have a website explaining so have now found it

It doesn't really tell you the different flavour mealpacks though could anybody tell me the choices that are available please.

Also are you allwoed to stick to SS after you've reached bmi 25 as i'd rather keep to that until i reach goal rather than moving up in a couple of weeks.

 

badger1980

Full Member

• 24 May 2009

• #4

Its 1 stone heavier than bmi 25 to start and you have to move up once your bmi is 25.

 

V

Vix09

Full Member

• 24 May 2009

• #5

ahh right, looks like i'm out then unfortunately
Shame because i liked the idea of having a greater variety of flavours etc.
But i'm not a stone over bmi 25 so that means i won't even be able to start on the programme doesn't it?

 

badger1980

Full Member

• 25 May 2009

• #6

You can start on a higher plan, I think maybe 810 or higher. Best thing is to find a counsellor and they will put you straight.

 

S

shelz

Silver Member

• 25 May 2009

• #7

that is a shame, i wanted to keeep going on CD until i reached my goal weight of 9 stone.

 

irishangel

Full Member

• 25 May 2009

• #8

Shelz - you can stay on CD just not on SS once your BMI reaches 25 hun


debs xx

 

S

shelz

Silver Member

• 25 May 2009

• #9

so i cud ss+ until i reach goal completely? In previous weight loss attempts Ive found weight moves quicker when Im closer to the goal, crazy! I say 9 stone, thats the goal i want to reach on CD, i want a little bit more than that to go in a normal way, healthy food and gymming.

 

V

Vix09

Full Member

• 27 May 2009

• #10

Thanks all, i'm having real difficulty finding a counsellor in my area sent a few emails to people off the cambridge site but noone has got back to me. Does anyone know of any counsellors in the staffordshire area?

 

irishangel

Full Member

• 27 May 2009

• #11

try here hun ...


Cambridge Diet find a counsellor



debs xx

 

V

Vix09

Full Member

• 27 May 2009

• #12

Thankyou i tried a couple and have found one now, so have said i will get back to her and arrange a meeting in a couple of weeks.

If i were to do the 810 plan what kind of losses could i expect? whats the average?

 

C

CW Consultant

Gold Member

• 27 May 2009

• #13

810 is an excellent programme, you must remember to weigh and measure all the food. Its dry and raw weight for the amounts. 3 packs per day and one small meal from listed foods plus 12 fl oz skimmed milk per day.

Weightloss with all programmes can vary on average around 2-3 lbs per week.

Here is complete list of products:

http://www.minimins.com/cambridge-d...mation/18670-cambridge-diet-product-list.html