Crossword Clue: You probably need a scale to tell if it's working
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- ___ of Worms: 1521
- ___ of worms
- Bant
- Bantingize
- _____ of Worms
- Battle of the bulge
- Battle the bulge
- Ants, to anteaters
- Become less of a person?
- Become lighter?
- A word to the hefty
- Beverly Hills ___
- Beverly Hills, for one
- Assembly
- Atkins --
- Atkins, for one
- Atkins offering
- Atkins or the Zone, for example
- Atkins regimen
- Attempt to lose a few pounds
- Attempt to lose some weight
- Attempt to lose weight
- Attempt to shift a few pounds
- Advice from Weight Watchers
- Balanced regimen
- Hint to "the fat lady"?
- Intake plan
- Intake regimen
- Intentionally lay off the fats and sweets
- Fare reduction
- Fare reduction of a sort
- Fare selection
- Fare
- Fast — food
- Frequent Hollywood necessity.
- Fast
- Hollywood ___.
- Compete on "The Biggest Loser," say
- "Breakthrough" detailed in many a best seller
- Eat less
- Eat sparingly
- Eat to slim
- Eating plan
- Eating regimen
- Eating schedule
- Hope to lose?
- Desert desserts
- Consumption plan
- It may be gluten-free
- Fight a losing battle?
- Fight the battle of the bulge
- Controlled regimen of food and drink
- Elvis was on one?
- It often involves steady losses
- Gathering of legislators
- Choice of foods
- Count calories, perhaps
- Count calories
- Count carbs, perhaps
- Count carbs
- Count one's calories
- German article
- Course-altering plan?
- Get down to fighting weight, maybe
- Have less
- Calorie counter's regimen
- Calorie-counting plan
- Calorie cut-down
- Calorie project
- Calorie-watching regimen
- Eschew the fat
- Eschew the fat?
- Do the lite thing
- Girth control
- Doctor's menu
- Japanese assembly
- Japanese lawmaking body
- Japanese legislature.
- Japanese legislature
- Imperial assembly
- Japanese parliament
- Japan's legislature
- Health-class topic
- Health concern
- Follow Atkins, perhaps
- Jenny Craig advice
- Jenny Craig concern
- Jenny Craig regimen
- Jenny Craig's plan
- Food ingested
- Food intake
- Go easy at the table
- Go easy on the calories
- Food-lover's hair shirt
- Food plan
- Food regime
- Food regimen
- Food restriction
- Food
- Exercise regimen complement
- Down less
- Downsizing event?
- Downsizing plan?
- Downsizing program?
- Dr. Atkins's plan
- "Coke" or "Pepsi" lead-in
- Cola choice
- Cola request from a calorie watcher
- Cut calories
- Cut down on calories
- Cut intake
- Formal assembly
- Cut out sweets
- Cut the fat
- Daily bread
- Daily fare of nourishment
- Daily fare
- Daily food intake
- Daily sustenance
- Drop some pounds
- Insects and seeds, for many birds
- Insects, berries and worms, for a robin
- Soda type
- Keto or paleo regimen
- Ketogenic ___
- Topic of many a best seller
- Topic of many a New Year's resolution
- Topic of many a resolution
- Many a New Year's resolution
- "The Biggest Loser" regimen
- Purposely try to lose
- Nutrition regimen
- Nutritional choices
- Nutritional concern
- Nutritional New Year's resolution
- Nutritional obsession
- Nutritional plan
- Nutritional regime
- Nutritional regimen
- Nutritionist's expertise
- Nutritionist's plan
- Nutritionist's recommendation
- Nutritionist's regimen
- Nuts and fruit, in part, for squirrels
- Nuts, berries, etc., for squirrels
- Rocker goes on it pre-photoshoot
- Rocker goes on it, pre-tour
- Plan for downsizing?
- Plan for losers?
- Plan for losing
- Plan for the heavy set
- Plan that changes courses
- Plan to lose?
- Plan to lose weight
- Plan to lose
- Plan to take off
- Plankton, for a baleen whale
- Like sugar-free soda
- Master Cleanse, e.g.
- Subject for a best-seller
- Subject for a best seller
- Paleo __
- Paleo, e.g.
- Paleo or Atkins, for example
- Paleo or Atkins
- Paleo or keto, e.g.
- Subject of EatingWell magazine
- Subject of many best sellers
- Limit intake
- Limit one's intake
- Limited access
- The paleo, for one
- Routine food
- Waist management program
- Waist management
- Meal plan
- Trim the fat
- Parliament
- Parliament, in Japan
- Lite, maybe
- Sugar-free, perhaps
- Medifast recommendation
- Mediterranean or Mayo Clinic, e.g.
- Lana Del Ray "___ Mountain Dew"
- Lana Del Rey "___ Mountain Dew"
- Locusts and wild honey, to John the Baptist
- Popular New Year's resolution
- Popular post-holiday project
- Popular post-Thanksgiving project
- Recommended for some figures.
- Middle management concern?
- Middle management?
- One may cheat on it
- Lose flab
- Lose on purpose?
- Lose on purpose
- Lose weight, hopefully
- Lose weight
- One might make you bikini-ready
- Recurring bestseller subject
- Loser's concern
- Loser's regimen
- Losing attempt?
- Losing cause?
- Losing cause
- Losing effort
- Losing effort?
- Losing hope?
- Losing plan?
- Losing plan
- Losing proposition
- Losing proposition?
- Losing scheme
- Losing strategy
- Losing strategy?
- Losing track?
- Might go on one, pre-tour
- Might go on one, pre-video shoot
- Practice girth control
- Practice "mind over platter"
- Reduce intake
- Reduce one's calories
- Reduce the fare?
- Reduced fare
- Reduced-fare program
- Reduced-fare program?
- Reduced fare?
- Reduced in calories
- Reducer's regimen
- Reducing plan
- Reducing program
- Reducing regimen
- Reduction of sugar intake, e.g.
- Reduction plan
- Reduction regimen
- New Year's resolution, frequently
- New Year's resolution, often
- Low-cal
- Low carb, e.g.
- Mind-over-platter matter
- Regimen
- Regular fare
- Perennial subject of articles
- Legislative assembly
- Legislative body of Japan
- Legislative body
- Legislature
- Prescribed selection of foods
- Lessen plan?
- Nonfiction bestseller topic, often
- Restrained eating
- Restrictive regimen
- Lighten up?
- Program for losers
- Return to slender
- Return to slender?
- Not down so much?
- Not down very much?
- Try to drop some pounds
- Try to lighten up?
- Try to lose weight
- Try to lose
- "The Zone" is one
- Try to slim down
- Try to take off pounds
- Try to take off
- Try to trim down
- Try to turn an 8 into a 4?
- Shun some sustenance for slimness
- South Beach ___
- South Beach, e.g.
- South Beach, for one
- South Beach, notably
- Watch carb intake
- Watch fat grams
- Watch one's weight
- Word in many soft drink names
- Spare-tire changer
- Simmons's "Never-Say-___ Book"
- Way to lose weight
- Special food
- "Santa Clarita ___" (Netflix series)
- Weight loss endeavor
- Weight-loss method
- Weight loss plan
- Weight-loss plan
- Weight loss program
- Weight-loss program
- Weight-loss regimen
- Weight-reducing plan
- Weight watcher's plan
- Weightlifter?
- Weighty action
- Type of soda
- Sitology subject
- Sitology topic
- Scarsdale, e.g.
- Scarsdale or South Beach
- Worms event of 1521
- Worms get-together
- Worms had one
- Worms, to an early bird
- Take in less takeout?
- Take in less
- Take out food?
- Take something off
- What a person eats
- Slenderize
- Slim down
- Slimmer's regimen
- Slimming-down regimen
- Slimming-down strategy
- Slimming plan
- Slimming programme
- Slimming regime
- What one takes in
- What we eat
- What you eat
- You probably need a scale to tell if it's working
- What's taken in
- Steady fare
- Self-deprivation
- Tokyo body
- Zone or Atkins, e.g.
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- LA Times - Oct. 24, 2010
