| Finally, the right plan |
Reviewer : Diane (Sunnyvale, CA)  |
| It's been kind of a struggle to find a weight loss plan that not only has helped me in losing weight, but was practical enough that I wouldn't have to be miserable doing it. Of everything I tried, the weight loss plan I found with Weight Watchers gave me that balance. I was able to start losing weight immediately, but at the same time could still enjoy food (and life) like I always did. I've tried many different plans, and the one I found here is by far the best. I know how difficult it is losing weight, and I think any plan that helps curb that difficulty is worth looking into. The thing you should look for above all else: a weight loss plan that helps in losing weight but will not detract from your happiness. |
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| This is it? Overrated. |
Reviewer : Vincent (Buffalo, NY)  |
| I don't get it. I want to start losing weight, I really do. I have looked at weight loss plan after weight loss plan. I know Weight Watchers is like the most popular one out there, and maybe for some it does help in losing weight. But come on- the food is nothing special. The point system is stupid. I want to lose weight, not walk around with a calculator counting points. I was skeptical when I looked at their weight loss plan, but when I found some Weight Watchers coupons I was convinced to at least give it a try. Hey, if it helps me to lose weight it can't be all bad. While it wasn't all bad, it definitely wasn't all good either. I much rather have a Big Mac in peace than take a math test everytime I'm hungry. |
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| Nobody said it was easy |
| Reviewer : Jenny (Kansas City, KS) |
| Okay, I'm sorry, but I have to respond to the last review on here. The weight loss plans on Weight Watchers might not be the greatest for everyone, but losing weight is hard. It is not easy. Finding a weight loss plan that works for you is a real struggle, and then once you find it, you still have to start losing the weight! The last guy who posted on here is right- who wouldn't enjoy a Big Mac in peace! But that isn't the point. The point is to lose the weight. And that is going to take at least a little discipline. The points system is not like a math test, it is actually really easy and convenient. And anyway, they have other plans where you don't use the points system. Weight Watchers is the one company that seems to understand the difficulties of losing weight and gives options to help you along. I'm sorry, but if you are not ready to lose weight, then you won't, no matter what plan you choose. But for those who us who are, I really think one of the weight loss plans from Weight Watchers is the way to go. |
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| It works |
| Reviewer : Natboo (New York, NY) |
| I love weight watchers. It's the only plan I've done where the guilt of having a bad day does not throw me off course. The very next day or week or month I get it togther and get the ball rolling again. I've lost 65 pounds in 3 years time and it feels great! |
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| You have to choose |
| Reviewer : Sheila (Princeton, AK) |
| When I first joined weight watchers I thought man this is great no limiations only points to count. It was great I lost 8lbs in a week you have to choose either to be healthy or be miserable and overweight. I chose weightwatchers its a great program and support meetings are wonderful. Give it a try. Thanks weightwatchers! |
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| Ms. |
| Reviewer : Amber (Atlanta, GA) |
| Just wanted to add a note about Weight Watchers. I have lost 105 pounds on the weight watchers program. What is more important is that my health has improved and I feel so much better. The plan is wonderful if you really follow it and it is flexible and can be adapted to any lifestyle. I am a nurse and work long hours so I know. The point system allows you to be able to eat "normal" food even from restaurants and stay within the program. Granted you soon find out what is worth the points and what is not. I have been a member for almost 3 years and I love Weight Watchers. Thanks for listening. |
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| Weight watchers |
| Reviewer : Angie (Toledo, OH) |
| Weight Watchers is the best plan I have ever tried. Once you sign up you dont have to worry about the sign up fee and the price drops even more. I don't have to worry about calorie counting. THe computer finds all the points and adds and saves them all. |
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| is it just me... |
| Reviewer : patricia thompson (philadelphia, PA) |
| or is this the most easiest diet plan in the world? I don't count points on my program choice but am entitled to extra points for dessert--something I haven't enjoyed in a long time! Even I can count up to one for an ice cream sandwich!!Thanks W/W |
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| Weight Watchers online |
| Reviewer : Carolyn (Portsmouth, MA, AK) |
| I tried the Weight Watchers classes a few times. They worked for my sister but I just couldn't get into the rhythm.
Then I tried the Weight Watchers online program and it worked for me! THANK YOU sooooooooo much! |
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| Great Diet |
| Reviewer : Darcy (Seattle, AK) |
| Weight watchers is great. I love the support. |
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| PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS |
| Reviewer : JACK COPELAND (ESPERANCE, NY) |
| LOST 40 POUNDS 3 YEARS AGO. HAVE BEEN ABLE TO KEEP IT OFF WITH MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. I'M SURE IT SAVED MY LIFE. |
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| Lifetime Member |
| Reviewer : Nancy Smith (Amalga, UT) |
| I started Weight Watchers in Jan. 1972 when I was pregnant with twins. I have been a lifetime member since May 1972. I know that this program has helped me maintain my weight through out the years. Sometimes it's hard not eat all the goodies and treats but I have to decide what I want more, good health or those extra pounds. Weight Watchers makes me very aware of the things I eat. |
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| point system |
| Reviewer : kathy varre (bridgeport, NY) |
| I've been to weight watcher's at least 3 times, and I'm going back again because no matter what I try WW is the best and you can use whats in your cupboard. my only problem is the points . i was lossding until I' had to lower my points but I"M going to try again maybe even try the flex way , but what ever way I"m going back and try again . if I can lose any one can . I'll keep you updated on my progress, I really need this. |
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| I LOVE WW |
| Reviewer : Marci (Florence, OR) |
| I started WW in January of this year. its mid July now and I just hit my 50 lb mark. After you get used to the point system its easy and kinda insires you to make good choices in your food intake. It is well worth the money and time it take to count points. My hubby loves my slimmer body almost as much as I do, and I still have 50 lbs to go. Its given me a new lease on life, and love.
But remember any diet is only as good as what you are willing to stick to. But I have found WW to be the easiest. |
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| this plan works |
| Reviewer : June (San Diego, CA) |
Mr. Vincent above hasn't done his homework. You have to understand how a diet works before you can criticize it. All foods are allowed with Weight Watchers--even Big Macs. But you are responsible for what you eat. If you eat a Big Mac today, you have to be very careful and eat lower-fat foods tomorrow (or yesterday). Mr. Vincent seems to want to have his Big Mac and eat cake, too. If you use the computer or one of the little Weight Watchers calculators, no math is involved. The technology does the math for you. I tried South Beach and other diets, and this is the only one that has worked. If you don't like keeping track of the points, there are other plans within Weight Watchers that don't involve counting. Try the diet before you decide to agree with Mr. Vincent. |
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| WEIGHT LOSS |
| Reviewer : RITA DICRISTINO (LOGANTOWNSHIP, NJ) |
I LOST 40 POUNDS IN 6 MONTHS I DO ENJOY THE SUPPORT YOU GET AND MY LEADER RICK BORLAN IS THE BEST EVER ALWAYS GIVING YOU THE WILL TO KEEP GOING IAM A LIFE TIME MEMBER NOW |
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| Weight Loss |
| Reviewer : Susan (Phoenix, AZ) |
I like the stucture and the ease of use |
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| Vincent, Buffalo |
| Reviewer : Gert (Cincinnati, OH) |
I was sorry to read that you wanted the Big Mac more than losing the extra pounds. In Weight Watchers, you can do both, but you must be accountable for what you eat...every day. If you eat the Big Mac, then the rest of the day you eat very sensible, healthy food. |
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| Back With Vigor |
| Reviewer : E. Karl (Wesley Chapel, FL) |
I am a Lifetime member, who quit going to meetings, who quit counting points and quit fitting into her clothes. I prayed and prayed for something to happen to motivate me to do something - anything and then one day I woke up and said, "I'm going back to WW, with a whole new attitude, a new motivation and I did it before and I'll for sure hang in there and do it again. Only this time I plan on following through with my meetings and points after I reach my goal. |
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| It works if you work it |
| Reviewer : Phoenix (Visalia, CA) |
| I just had to put my two cents worth in. Unlike the poster who would rather have a Big Mac in peace, I'd rather be able to walk my dogs for an hour a day without huffing and puffing! Sure, a Big Mac would be fine, but I'm almost 60 years old. I've been in lousy shape since forever. I've lost weight before, but never been able to keep it off. I've even done WW a time or two. Why it's different this time...I'm not sure. May have something to do with my age, and wanting to be able to continue to walk on my own two feet in ten years. I'm just starting my 6th week and I've lost 12.4 pounds so far. Doesn't sound like much, but my clothes are fitting more loosely and I like that. I'm also able to walk the dogs for a longer period of time without gasping for breath. That right there is worth more than all the Big Macs in the world! I just want to say that Weight Watchers is NOT A DIET! WW is about learning to make better food choice, for a healthier lifestyle. So far, I just know that it works if you work it, and counting points helps me to focus on exactly what I'm putting in my mouth, and I can plan my points so that I can still have my ice cream at night. Hang in there! It works if you work it! |
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