Weight Watchers Online - anybody tried it?
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Added Jul 02, 2009
Just curious to hear if anyone has tried doing the Weight Watchers Online program. If so - yay or nay?
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By cnyspagirl, Jul 02, 2009
Not personally, but friends have tried it. The verdict is that they are more accountable when they have to physically show up to be weighed in rather than self-reporting online.
By Deidre, Jul 02, 2009
I have used it, and I didn't really like it. I found that the program didn't have many of the foods I would eat, and I didn't like the point system. There is something to be said for accountability, though. I used My Food Diary online for a while and liked that system much better. Calorie King is supposed to be a good one too.
By Ana Ortiz-Longo, Jul 05, 2009
I'm also a fan of myfooddiary.com. It's easy to access and keep track of what you eat although it makes me a little obsessive. Still it was eye opening to really see the true calories of different foods.
By Elizabeth B, Jul 08, 2009
I have a few friends that have attempted the program, but they've not had great results. They felt it wasn't enough support for them.
By Karyn Polewaczyk, Jul 22, 2009
I think there's something to be said for the original Weight Watchers prototype, which involves weekly meetings and weigh-ins. Having real, in person support feels a lot more authentic than tracking progress online it seems. I can't vouch for this personally, but know that my sister tried Weight Watchers a few years ago and not only did the extra pounds stay off, the healthy eating habits she learned stuck with her.