I lost a stone in a month with Slimming World before, what happened when I decided to lose more weight? Here’s how and why I ditched Slimming World and lost 2 stone.
This is the story of my weight loss journey, how I lost a stone in a month and rejoined a year later. Discover why I decided to ditch Slimming World. I saved hundreds of pounds in weekly fees and found a way to easily lose 2 stone in 6 months and keep it off with no faffing about with free foods, syns or allowances.
You can skip straight to how to lose 2 stone here if you’re short on time. And come back to the story as I am sure you’ll recognise my experiences and see how they helped me lose the weight for good. .
Why did I want to lose weight?
“nothing tastes as good as skinny feels”
Kate Moss
This is the most famous weight loss quote and one that many of us grew up with. It sticks in the back of your mind. Of course it’s neither true or useful and possibly dangerous but it also means many sensible people do want to be skinny.
” nothing tastes as good as healthy feels”
Unknown
Like many of you, my weight has yo-yo’d over the years, I’ve tried all sorts of diets, fads and nonsense. Anyone else try the hospital diet? It was something like ‘lose half a stone in a week’ – how hospitals prepare overweight people for operations. One day was just fruit, one day just chicken and tomatoes and one day only bananas, or something like that. Did it work? Yes, but within a week that half a stone was back on.
Does being overweight really matter?
I wasn’t bothered by my weight at all. Yes sometimes it was frustrating not being able to find the right thing to wear, but mostly, not phased at all. We’d just enjoyed a fabulous Christmas and I’d eaten more than my fair share of mince pies – we have a Sainsburys local within walking distance and their all butter shortcrust bakery mince pies were so delicious, we would enjoy them a few times a week. And I’d eaten a whole Christmas cake and Christmas pudding, well no-one else in our house likes them but I couldn’t not buy them. Everyone has their weak spots, oh and cheese boards, yes it was an over indulgent Christmas.

What was the turning point?
In January, feeling pretty rough, I went to the Doctors. I was told my blood pressure was dangerously high and I had to go on tablets immediately. I weighed in at 12 stone 5, I had no idea (leggings are very good at expanding and hiding I realised).
Not really one for taking tablets, I said how about I lose a stone and get healthier, and if that didn’t bring my blood pressure down in a month, I’d go on the tablets. No chance – I had to take them. To be fair, when I googled my blood pressure, she had no choice.
Here’s a tip – don’t google stuff like this – I spent the next week having imaginary stroke symptoms. Anyway….
What was the first step to losing weight?
My first step was to find a free voucher for Slimming World, find out where and when my nearest meeting was and turn up. What happened when I did?
Slimming World or Weight Watchers?
Slimming World and WW (Weight Watchers) are both different versions of the same idea. Both have joining offers and both have plans and weekly weigh ins etc.
My mum and sister had both started Slimming world for the new year. So I did the same, if they had joined WW then I would have joined WW instead. I found a free joining offer online, googled where my nearest class was and my Slimming World Journey began.
Why do people join Slimming World and why they stay?
I totally get it – why people join and why they stay members for months, even years. After I had my introduction and explanation I got weighed. I signed up for the special 3 month offer (about £60) and was welcomed into the group. I was a bit surprised that our group leader was one of the biggest there but she shared her story and she had already lost 4 stone – inspiring for sure. So the group time was great, everyone was lovely, some were people I’d not seen for years, mums from the school run days, everyone was friendly and they shared stories and tips. Some people had lost pounds, some hadn’t.
There was no judgement, just encouragement and some members had reached their goal so still attended and didn’t have to pay any more. There were organised social events and everyone had bought something healthy for the winner (the person who had lost the most weight that week). Great, I went home, poured through the booklets and planned my shopping and meals for the week.
I lost a stone in a month with Slimming World
Yep, fast forward 4 weeks (and £60 spend) and I had lost a stone, I’d stuck to the rules 100%, weighed in every week and stayed for a couple of meetings. I stopped the blood pressure tablets, stopped going to Slimming World and my weight pretty much stayed the same until last year, when one comment made me decide I wanted to lose more weight. I was 11 and a half stone, which is just within the healthy weight range.
You need to have realistic expectations when you want to lose weight. You can lose a stone in 3 weeks or a month. If you are massively overweight you could even lose a stone in 2 weeks.
What is a healthy weight for your height?
15 years ago I was 9 and a half stone, all fine, single and running regularly, an easy size 10 with no effort. I didn’t think about my weight at all and had no idea what a ‘healthy weight’ was.
My height is 5ft 7 and the NHS guidelines healthy weight range is between 9st 5 and 11st 4, now thats a massive range. That’s any size from 8 to 14. Not helpful really.

This NHS Healthy weight chart does not take into account anything but height. You don’t need a chart to tell you that you need to lose weight do you?
How do you put on weight over time?
Somehow over the next decade, I don’t really know how, the pounds just crept on. Let’s look at the science.
You put on weight if you eat more calories than you burn.
For the average person 3,500 calories equals about 1 pound (0.45 kilogram) of fat.
So for every 3,500 calories you eat OVER what you burn then you will put on a pound in weight.
3,500 calories is a lot. You’d have to be doing some serious eating and drinking to put on half a stone in a week. That’s an excess calorie count of 24,500 calories to gain half a stone. Here is some context. Roughly how many calories are in?
| Hot cross bun | 85 |
| Hot cross bun with butter | 215 |
| Bar of Dairy Milk | 630 |
| Take away cod and chips | 800 |
| Bottle of Wine | 600 |
| One pint of beer | 180 |
| Roast dinner with yorkies, roasties and gravy | 1000 |
| Quarter of a homemade banana loaf | 285 |
So a small bar of Dairy Milk (one of the multipack bars) is 120g and a whopping 630 calories. A homemade banana loaf is around 190 per serving. A loaf apparently serves 12. Rubbish, we make this one and the 4 of us demolish it between us as it is so delicious. It’s easy to see how the odd extra indulgence adds a pound here and there. And a year later you see the results.
What made me want to lose more weight?
We were chosen to be filmed in Cyprus for the TV programme ‘A Place in the Sun’. We had applied a year or so before and we had about 4 weeks notice before filming. It fleetingly crossed my mind that TV adds pounds to you, and I thought that people who knew me years ago, may look at me and think ‘what the hell, she’s let herself go’ and thought I should go on a 6 week diet. Daft I know, but it is what it is. Anyway I didn’t bother, my ego’s not that fragile, people can think what they think, whatever.
What comment made me decide to lose weight?
So we were filming ‘A Place in the Sun’ in Cyprus – Scarlette Douglas was the presenter (she is awesome by the way and the whole crew were brilliant). One evening we were in Agia Napa, having dinner by the harbour, with Taz’ dad Theo, his mum Rita and Ralph, Rita’s husband. We were taking photos and Rita said to me
‘ You know, so you don’t look so fat in photos, try to pose like this’
Rita, Mother in Law
She was showing me a kind of sideway stand, breathe in and look over your shoulder way. Oh my god it was hilarious, we were all doing pouty sideways posing (did work sometimes to be fair). Let me be clear, English is Rita’s second language and there was only love and helpfulness in those words, nothing rude or hurtful at all, more lost in translation.
Upshot was every time we were being filmed those words popped back into my head leading to very unnatural body positions on camera. Like this.

What happened when we got home?
When we got home I thought, you know what, instead of trying not to look fat, it would be easier just to not be fat. And the decision was made. It wasn’t a decision made because I should, or because I wanted to fit into a certain dress for an event or a holiday or any other reason. I just wanted to. Which I think is the key.
I just made it a thing, a change, a decision.
No target, no goal, no fanfare, just do it. My Sister Heather had made a fabulous cake for my Birthday and I could have easily eaten the whole thing, with no thought, no guilt, it tasted as good as it looked and was the most delicious cake EVER. I didn’t eat it all, I had a fair few slices for sure but something in my head had flipped. I knew I was ready to lose more weight.

How often do you ‘go back’ to Slimming World?
My first thought was Slimming World. I’d lost a stone in a month 18 months before, so let’s do that again. I found a free first meeting voucher and off I went. Little did I know that I was about to find out what happens when you stop Slimming World.
And this is what I found.
It was the same meeting venue and time. Same introduction, weigh in and then the group. What the hell, this was 18 months later, the same group leader was the same size as before. At least half the group were the same people as before.
One fella who I remember being awarded Slimmer of the year last time as he had lost an amazing 5 stone, was there again having put 4 stone of it back on – in 18 months, how do you even do that? The conversations were the same as before, excuses – sorry reasons for not losing weight during the week;
- Whole tub of Ben and Jerrys
- Don’t worry, you can get back on track this week
- Had no time to plan
- It’s been a busy week
- We had family over
- It was my Birthday
Whilst it was lovely to catch up with everyone, I realised this was not for me.
What makes Slimming world and WW so successful?
So what on earth is going on?
Slimming World in the UK has over 900,000 members attending every week. Membership is £10 but you can usually get that free, so lets ignore that.
Weekly membership is £4.95, less if you get a plan, and once you reach your goal you don’t pay.
Let’s underestimate the revenues here, say 800,000 of the 900,000 weekly members are paying £4.95 a week.
That’s a WEEKLY revenue of just under £4 MILLION.
Now it’s clearer, add on the special Slimming World sweets and biscuits and meals and bars and books and, well, that’s a fortune.
A year at slimming world costs you over £200 in weekly fees alone.

Does Slimming World exist to help you lose weight or make money?
Look, I am pretty cynical by nature and this is only my view. Slimming World works for many people, I am sure you know plenty of people who have lost weight, kept it off and never returned right?
The Slimming World model is to make money by selling the group/lifestyle/comfort, disguised as weightloss. Like Weightwatchers, just because it’s popular does not mean it is the answer.
If it worked then everyone would be a healthy weight and there would be no business.
Lets play Slimming World Bingo, how often have you heard these words said or said them yourself.
- I’m not eating today because I’m weighing in later
- Looking forward to a take away after group
- Will make sure I wear lighter clothes this week
- Not going this week as I know I’ve put weight on
- Will go to a different meeting, give’s me an extra couple of days
- I’m going to rejoin Slimming World as I lost a stone there last time.
- I’ve put the weight I lost on again but I can lose it again.
Like I said, I overthink, there are clear reasons why Slimming world is bad for long term weight loss. I had to come up with a different way to lose weight. I looked at the positives and negatives I could take from the Slimming World plan to give me something to work from – for me these were:
Reasons Slimming world is not sustainable long term
- Time consuming. Yes it’s fun at first, interesting and absorbing. Working out what you will eat, free foods and syns. But then, quite quickly for me – a chore.
- Too many decisions. You should go for a varied menu. Not for me, thats hard work. Most people have the same core breakfasts and dinners, week in week out. To change to slimming world versions/recipes was energy sapping for me.
- Joy sapping. If I go out for a meal, I want to have something I wouldn’t have at home, something delicious. Getting out the Slimming World calculator at the table and choosing your meal based on that is grim. Pasta and a tomato based sauce mmm not, salad with no dressing, I don’t want to go out and pay for that.
- Cheese. I love cheese, I do not want to have to choose between milk on my (very small bowl of) cereal or a matchbox size piece of cheddar.
- Ready meals/slimming foods. A mug shot may be a few syns but I don’t want to change what I like to eat just to lose weight, I would rather eat half a slice of delicious uncut granary bread than 2 slices of Nimble.
- Frylight. Really? May as well spray water on the frying pan, or nothing, pointless. Ditto rice cakes.
What are the positives from Slimming World
I learnt a lot from Slimming world. There are good practices and useful information that everyone should be aware of whether losing weight or not. These include
- Free foods. Lean meat, fish, vegetables and fruit,
- Syn values of certain foods. Like a croissant, seriously, I love a croissant and if I have one then I will make sure it’s the most delicious one, so if it’s dry or meh, then it’s not worth it.
- Alternatives. My go to chocolate bar was a Bounty, now it’s either half a bounty or a 2 finger kit kat.
- Herbs and spices. I learnt how to add great flavour to foods instead of usually using butter and cheese .
- Fish. Tried a lot of different fish, most of them are delicious
Would I recommend Slimming World?
Yes and No. Look this is just my take on Slimming World, I’m not dissing it at all. Just like everything, it doesn’t work for everyone, it’s not actually designed to work for the majority.
It helped me lose a stone in a month and I learned many new ways of cooking and eating healthier.
If you enjoy it as a social thing and it works for you, fab.
For wonderful inspiration and ways to do Slimming World without joining, check out justaveragejen.com this fab website includes Slimming World recipes, weight loss guides and tips (justaveragejen.com)
What products help you to lose weight ?
The trick here is to make your choice to lose weight FUN. You are not denying yourself, you are just making some changes. For these changes to work long term they have to be simple, cheap and enjoyable.
Whether you have never been to Slimming World or have been before, save your £100s of pounds and invest in some of these products instead.
- Slimming world compatible planner. Essential – you need to make this fun. This one is only £8.95. It is perfect for kicking off your weight loss and covers for 7 weeks. Plenty of time for you to lose at least a stone. There are loads more planners on Amazon , different layouts, lengths, contents and prices, pick any one you like. The most expensive is £39.95.There’s no need to spend that!
- Portion control guide. There are special plates you can get that show you what food and how much of it goes on the plate. I’m not a fan – this is a lifestyle change so you don’t need to have a ‘special plate’ every time you eat – you’re not 5! This portion control guide is a template that you put on your normal plate, put your food on , and take it off. And eat like everyone else. You won’t need this for long. You will initially be shocked at the recommended portion sizes vs your normal sizes, and can aim towards those portions. There are various ways to control your portions, pick any ones that suit you.
- Apple slicer. I love this. So you are peckish, apples are boring right? Not with this little gadget. Cores the apple and cuts it into wedges. So much nicer to eat. The snack feels like a treat, not something that ‘isn’t crisps’. There are plenty of other apple slicers, choose the colour that you like . Make sure you get a simple, sturdy one though.
- Chip serving baskets. Make food fun, you can easily make slimming world chips and serving them in a basket like this means you don’t eat so many plus when you are eating with the family – everyone can enjoy the same food and experience. The chip serving link is for all the fun ways to serve chips.
So how do you lose weight easily?
So with this information I made myself a plan, and I lost 2 stone on my own and a year later it’s still off. (Update December 2022 – 4 years ) It was actually simple. Have a read and see how easy it was and I will also be adding more related posts so do subscribe to be notified as soon as they are posted and please feel free to share your comments. I’d love to hear if Slimming World worked for you.
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I’ve recently cancelled my weightwatchers subscription for similar reasons. I’m going to use myfitnesspal and my fitbit and try and do it myself. I found being around other people with the same struggles as me meant we all made the same mistakes etc.
Hi Alice, being around people helps if they are motivated. If not you all get dragged down together! I love my fitbit, really enjoy the challenges, it actually makes me step up my steps so I don’t finish last. I think once you realise its not that difficult and there’s no rush. You can totally do it. Good luck Tx
I have been using my fitness pal and fitbit for about 6 months and have lost just shy of 2 stone with ease. I love food and found the secret was walks – at 6ft 4 and 120kg a 10k walk is a whopping 1400 kcal burn. I also did couch to 5k in this time and have continued regular running, while this is a great calory burner I actually consider it separately to weight loss as walking would be sufficient.
Good luck and make sure what you are doing never makes you miserable! It’s okay to go over your goals at times, wholeheartedly agree with the sentiment of this article, you are making a lifestyle change not a temporary change.
Thanks Rich and well done, bet that feels great. I rely my fitbit alot without thinking. Little goals and targets. Walking definitely helps with weight and more importantly mood and mindset. And yes we are all about the happy here. All the best, Tracy
Awesome read! Very interesting, all about the right head space ?
Looking forwards to the next article.
Very interesting , tell us more ! I can’t wait to find out your secret, as sideways pouting doesn’t work for me! When will you tell us? : )
Hi Martha, it should be soon. Do subscribe to be notified as soon as its posted. Tx
This was really interesting to read. Everybody talks about Slimming World and some people are posting their recipes and their progress over time, etc. It’s nice to read something different about Slimming World and a different approach to losing weight. Well done on your progress so far, that’s a good weight loss! So far, when I needed to lose a bit of weight, I’ve always done it by myself, no slimming clubs. It can be done, no doubt about that, you just need to make some changes in your life.
Thanks Petra, yes I think when you realise you can do it yourself, and that it’s not that difficult. It happens. And I agree, it’s making the changes in your life that work not temporary measures. I’ve had a look at your site, lots of great info on there. Many thanks Tracy
Reading this is all too true . Wish I had known about the sideways pose for Christmas photos. I will be watching for more of your blog
HaHa, yes Rosie it helps! X
Are you going to following up with how you are getting on? I tried slimming world, stuck to it perfectly and lost 2lb!?!?!? I’m gonna give it another go and see where it takes me. (On my own this time). X
Hi Kate, aah 2lb? Definitely take the pressure off yourself, try different ways. Did you read pt 2? https://mindovermoneymatters.co.uk/how-i-lost-2-stone-by-ditching-slimming-world/
Well it’s another 6 months later and I did put on a few pounds over easter with hot cross buns and simnel cake but pretty much still 9 and a half stone. I think once you start seeing results then it’s much easier to focus. See what works for you, Wishing you all the best, Tracy x
I agree that most slimming world people are yoyo dieters because they don’t make healthy choices. The meals they post photos of on our support group Facebook page are bacon egg and chips type meals with two tiny tomatoes as their token effort at speed. As a vegan I am already eating masses of fruit and veg and need SW for the weekly shaming of weigh in to force me not to drink too much wine or add cake or crisps to my otherwise healthy diet. If you follow the principles of SW AND eat more speed than egg and bacon and syn your wine, cake and crisps it is a good lifestyle change. I only lose a 1lb a week when I do it but don’t mind as I know when I did it three years ago I kept to target (with the help of the free target member four weekly weigh ins) until lockdown anxiety unfortunately caused me to stop moderating my alcohol. I don’t enjoy my group unfortunately as they are a bit cliquey but I do need the weigh ins to make me behave.
Hi Mo, well done on finding a way that works for you. Most of us need a nudge or a habit to hold ourselves accountable and do what we need to do. It’s sad that the way you have found is by weekly shaming that you don’t enjoy. This does show fantastic mental strength though – It’s alot harder to do something you do enjoy than something you do. Plus it is not costing you any money now as a target member. A massive well done. Tracy x
I’m a self confessed yo-yo er between WW & SW and guess what I’m heavier than ever!!! I agree with your sentiments! I’m interested to know if you stick to an approx daily calorie amount or just eat what you like and restrict portions? Although I just think I need to hardly eat anything & not drink wine at all!!! I’ve always wanted to reach my goal of 9.13 which is what I weighed at 19 after SW the first time. (Yep most of their leaders have always been bigger than me too hardly inspiring) Hmm fast forward 20 years….argh when did that happen, and despite my fit bit saying I’m very fit for my age. I’m still heavier than I want but can’t seem to get out of the rut and feel I’m controlled by food. Any tips for this? I might try the no breakfast thing & see how that goes! Thanks for the insight I’ve thought all along … slimming clubs it’s mainly money spinning for people who I guess know eat less exercise more 😊
Hi Victoria. That’s great that you are fit for your age – you must be doing something right! No I don’t calorie count and eat a lot. I don’t feel controlled by food at all, just being aware of healthy choices makes a huge difference. Your body needs food, just not as much as most people eat. When we started looking at portion size we were amazed – we ate at least twice as much as ‘recommended’ and gradually cut that down. Think about portion sizes in restaurants – that’s what you need to aim for. Simple things like choosing an apple over crisps or a 2 finger kit-kat over a double decker means YOU have control. Eating barely anything and avoiding wine leads to a constant struggle, find ways to eat more and have the wine when you want. Life will be so much more enjoyable when you do what you want instead of what you think you should. Ditch the goal of 9.13, you are not 19 anymore and your body has changed. You would not look or feel the same as you did back then. I am now 10 stone, the magic 9.5 stone was great on the scales but the weight was in odd places and came with crinkly, flappy, bingo wings. That extra half a stone suits me much better. Good luck and keep me posted with how you get on Tx
Love this! There is no point putting shed loads of cash towards big businesses with the same promise. It’s important to try something different, we have the tech to access so many free resources such as Youtube and Blogs to get tips and advice. We even run our own site with so many recipes for inspo.
Would love to share my experience which started on 17th June 2020. I have always tried different diets which work initially but are completely unsustainable for various reasons be it time, effort, starving yourself of what you enjoy which creates massive cravings and then you throw the towel in. So I decided to download MyFitnessPal and create a sustainable goal to lose 2lb a week. My daily calorie intake was calculated at around 1400 a day. Well I couldn’t believe I could eat all my usual favourite foods (including a takeaway!) but in smaller weighed out quantities. 3 meals a day kept me full and I naturally made healthier choices on foods as I could have more of it within my calorie goal! Such as wholemeal bread, low cal mayo, chicken sausages instead of pork, root veg mash instead of white potatoes etc etc.. I was having regular Sunday roast dinners and still loosing weight! A diet where I didn’t deny myself of my favourite foods, just weighed them and counted the calories! I am today (4 months later) 2 stone lighter thanks to MyFitnessPal!
This is brilliant Keeley, well done for finding a way that works for you. One of the mistaken we make when trying to lose weight is making dramatic (unsustainable) changes. Your 2lb a week goal is perfect and you’re right – it’s not a chore when you plan. MyFitnessPal is great for this. Huge congratulations on losing 2 stone, bet you feel so much better. And thanks for sharing your story, it’s inspiring for our readers T🎈
A refreshing read. I hate to feel restricted abs the guilt diets bring. Portion control gets me on track as I’m very greedy!
Congrats on your weight loss! I too for years and yo-yo’d between diets in an attempt to loose weight, but one day, much like you, something just clicked, I did a bit of research and learned the science behind it and made my own plan, worked so much better than WW ever did!
This is really interesting, I haven’t ever used any course like this as I have always found exercise to be the best form of weight loss and the only way you can do it is by wanting to do it and keeping at it. I think a lot of groups like this can be a crutch and when taken away bad habits slip back in it seems. It’s down to you and what works for you really isn’t it?
Oh myyyyy…..I completely. concur with this post – despite having lost just over 2 stone with Slimming world this year. I have never been so bored with food preparation in my life!
I actually ditched SW at end of October – but since then I’ve lost proportionately more weight doing intermittent fasting – and I’m sat here eating a mince pie and some choccies…because I’m allowed!
I have tried slimming world in the past and it was successful but not something that was realistic for me to maintain so these days I look to just try to have a healthy lifestyle.
There are so many bits to this post I wholeheartedly agree with – I definitely think there’s a place for SW and WW when trying to lose weight (especially at the beginning when it can all feel a little overwhelming), but I am also a little cynical about the true intentions of them. I get that they’re businesses, but the jury’s out for me. Congratulations on going it alone and finding a system that works for you – I think that’s the biggest thing to ensure a truly permanent lifestyle change (and allowing yourself guilt-free treats!)
Steph x
It’s funny how the weight starts creeping on! I have always been a size 8 – recently the weight has started to slowly gain. I have never tried diets but I can see how some groups work. Sounds like you have found a way that suits you.
You’ve got to find what works for you don’t you, I have always felt the slimming world clubs are great for short term weight loss, with all the choices and planning you have to do. But if it teaches you to think more about the food you’re eating and education then its all good
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I went to SW for 5 months and lost 7lbs and was miserable. I spent nearly £20 pw on extras (bars, recipe books etc). My husband does well on SW but relies on me to follow the diet on his behalf, ie counting syncs etc. 2 years on and have rejoined slimming, in 4 months have remained 67kg give or take, my target is 60kg. I am really inspired reading what you have to say and have been feeling this way deep down for ages. It’s easy to be sucked into the group thing and feel a failure because you don’t lose weight while other people are. STS (sod the syns) I am going my own way with my new knowledge on understanding calories in and out!
Thank you X
I love this! I ditched weight watches too. I have been using something called Okinawa alongside my calorie counting diet. It works absolute wonders for me. I found it really hard to lose weight. It seemed like these lbs were taking forever to drop off me and then I came across Okinawa. I mean, I am so much fitter,
healthier and confident within myself now. Such a life-changing thing. It is also HOTTTT in the US.
high i know about 7 people that have lost weight with
sw and have put it back on why is this. and why is sw a short term
weight lose. why is it not long term trish
Hi Trish. Slimming World is a business and the weight loss programme is designed to earn money. The methods are great short term but imagine if they worked long term – In a few years there would be no-one left to lose weight – so no business.
high i did try slimming world for a month and lost
about a stone the recipes were very good but it was just the sins i could not
understand. i could not get to get my head around them other than that the
slimmer of the week and slimmer of the month was great it gives you the
incentive to lose the weight it is a shame
really trish