Printable tracking kit: baseline & measurement charts, weekly weigh-in log with trend-line page, habit grids, food & mood journal, plateau worksheet and a 12-week review system.
Get it on Gumroad โ $15 โNo โ and deliberately so. There are no calorie numbers, no macro targets, no food lists and no recipes anywhere in this kit. It is a tracking and reflection workbook: it records what you did, what changed, and what patterns show up, and it leaves every decision about food and exercise to you and a qualified professional. If you want to be told what to eat, this is the wrong product. If you want a clear record of your own behaviour, it is exactly the right one.
No. The weigh-in log and trend-line page are two sections out of twenty-eight, and the kit is built so that measurements, fit checks, habit grids, the food-and-mood journal and the reviews all work perfectly well on their own. If weighing makes you feel worse rather than informed, the workbook says so plainly and shows you which pages to use instead.
No. This is a printable record-keeping and reflection workbook for personal use โ it is not medical advice, not nutritional advice, and it does not diagnose, treat or prescribe anything. Consult a qualified healthcare professional such as a doctor or registered dietitian before changing your diet, activity or medication, and especially if you have or suspect a health condition. Every number in the worked example belongs to a fictional person and is printed only to show how a page is filled in.
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