This was a weight-loss documentary free of the staples of the genre. There was no narrative, no hero on a quest to achieve a certain weight. No one we met at the start would return, triumphant, at the end, for a cathartic "I did it!" moment, complete with swelling strings and trumpets.
No mid-show wobble, in which our hero goes off the rails, puts on a pound, and sobs down the lens. All we got was a series of interviews and the odd clip of a meeting; short portraits of a dozen or so weight-loss regulars.
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Food eaten out of packages and while standing is forgettable. You can wind up eating lots more than if you sit down and consciously enjoy your meals.
Preparation is the number one key to weight loss success. By now, you have probably dumped the junk food the sugar products and empty carbs out of your home and your diet.
Sometimes people do feel let down or sad once they've lost weight. "They realize that their lives still aren't perfect," says Deborah Beck Busis, a diet program coordinator at the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy. Think of some healthy-weight people you know, she suggests, and ask yourself, The honest answer is "No." "If weight were the only thing that determined our happiness, it would be a simpler world," Durant says.