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	<title>top secret weight watcher&apos;s formula</title>
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	<description>I&apos;m starting weight watcher&apos;s with my spouse.  She brought home this slide rule thingy that calculates the top secret WW points allowance by measuring fiber, fat, and calories.  Has this slide rule thing been reduced to a simple formula anywhere on the internets? And super bonus question:  Has anyone had luck with &quot;the hacker&apos;s diet&quot; ?&lt;br&gt;
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If you don&apos;t know the answer, but have any inspirational weight loss anecdotes, that&apos;s cool too.&lt;br&gt;
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additional trivia: I am 40, 6&apos;7, 238 lbs., and just read a scary article on belly fat.</description>
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