The Weight Watchers approach vs. a “typical“ diet
What Weight Watchers offers: | When you’re on a “typical” diet you get: |
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An integrated approach emphasizing good eating choices, healthy habits, a supportive environment and exercise. | A focus just on food. Most “diets” tend to ignore exercise and other factors necessary for sustained weight loss. |
A plan that allows you to eat what you like, with an emphasis on nutrition and advice on staying satisfied by choosing the foods you enjoy. | Rigid rules you must follow to succeed or requirements that eliminate some foods entirely. Often, you must buy special foods from a specific diet company. |
A sensible plan to help you lose weight at a healthy rate plus the knowledge and info you need to help you keep it off for good. | Promises of rapid weight loss with little effort, but no information on how to keep the weight off for the long haul. |
A time-tested approach informed by analyzing years of scientific studies. | “Proof” often based on one scientific study designed to support the diet’s claims. |
Flexible food plans that can adapt to any lifestyle or unique needs. | Little consideration for you as an individual, with just one approach to suit everyone’s needs. |
from weight watchers.com
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