about 30 points
Weight Watchers has a men's program that can determine that.
well you have to do this test in order to calculate the right amount for you -- If you are a... male - add 8 pts female - add 2 pts How old are you: 17-26 - add 4 pts 27-37 - add 3 pts 38-47 - add 2 pts 48-58 - add 1 pt over 58 - add 0 pts Using the first two digits of your weight: Example: If you are 240, add 24 points. If you spend most of your day: sitting down - add 0 pts occasionaly sitting but mostly standing - add 1 pt walking most of the time - add 2 pts doing physical work most of the time - add 3 pts Add them all up & that is your daily allowance! :)
Jennifer Hudson.
She is a beautiful young mocha-skinned woman. She has a birth mark on her wrist and lower-right buttocks. She weighs 57 pounds, but the camera adds ten, so she's actually 67 pounds. She's a goddess.
about 30 points
Weight Watchers has a men's program that can determine that.
41 weight watchers points plus
Weight Watchers is a good diet plan that helps you learn how to eat while eating regular food. You base how much food you eat by points. Men get more points than woman and nursing woman get more points than woman not nursing/pregnant.
This depends on you, you lifestyle, your height etc. It ranges from 18 to 22 point a day i think.
I weigh 141 pounds and my points are 29. 22 points for WW Plus is NOT correct.
Depends on your height, activity level, age, sex... I'm 25, female, 5'4, 120 lbs also, and have a desk job but workout 1-2 hours per day I can have between 21-25 points per day (Excluding flex or those other freebees). Google "weight watchers points quiz", u can find a detailed cal of ur allowances there. Hope this helps!
1000 pounds
22 pounds
well you have to do this test in order to calculate the right amount for you -- If you are a... male - add 8 pts female - add 2 pts How old are you: 17-26 - add 4 pts 27-37 - add 3 pts 38-47 - add 2 pts 48-58 - add 1 pt over 58 - add 0 pts Using the first two digits of your weight: Example: If you are 240, add 24 points. If you spend most of your day: sitting down - add 0 pts occasionaly sitting but mostly standing - add 1 pt walking most of the time - add 2 pts doing physical work most of the time - add 3 pts Add them all up & that is your daily allowance! :)
Anywhere from 105 pounds to 135 pounds is a healthy weight
10 pounds