I joined right away after giving birth because I thought it would help me reach my health and fitness goals again. I was wrong, a straight-up scam. It's a whole different story once you're inside, even though they make you believe they can help you lose weight and get healthier. became very interested in counting calories, which was not a good thing, drove me completely crazy! I was worried about everything I ate all the time, made me even more messed up instead of helping me learn how to eat well. thought that Noom would be an amazing, life-changing experience, but it wasn't at all, didn't help me at all, a waste of time and money to me….I really don't think anyone should use Noom. It's not worth it.
I tried Noom a while back, and at first, it felt amazing, wasn't some crazy fad diet, but more about healthy habits for the long haul, believe me or not even lost a bunch of weight by following their calorie plan and making healthier choices every day. The app itself was cool, and my coach kept me m...
I've been using this product for a month now, faithfully taking it every day, No weight loss, not even an inch gone around my middle. In fact, I actually went UP two pounds! contacted the company, figuring they might have some ideas or explain what went wrong. They basically just shrugged and said "...
So, I totally got sucked into this Instagram ad for an awesome online nutrition program, figured, why not give it a try? Bought the one-month package and let's see how it goes! Man, did I get a surprise! Man, that app was a total disaster. It was obviously made to scam people into spending their mon...
Having used the app for a trial version of Noom—which I usually liked despite the rather labor-intensive workout tracking—I opted to purchase a full membership. When I went back in, though, I was horrified to see that all of my work had been erased, and would have to start the program from nothing. ...
Beware! BetterMe is anything but budget-friendly. I strongly discourage you from making any purchases. They take money from my card without my permission or justification every week. Initially, I thought I was enrolling in a low-cost diet program for only 8 liras. They did, however, deduct 268 liras...
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