Anonymous wrote:i started noom in mid september. woman in my early 40s. i was 166 at the start. I just cracked the 150 lb barrier and i'm quite pleased. i have never been one to use diets or apps - i just slowly got bigger after kids, covid, etc. so noom feels pretty novel to me and it is working very well for me.

Man that's awesome! I have lost only 2 pounds then again I'm pregnant so not really supposed to lose a ton of weight, just make sure I don't gain a ton more.

Anonymous wrote:i started noom in mid september. woman in my early 40s. i was 166 at the start. I just cracked the 150 lb barrier and i'm quite pleased. i have never been one to use diets or apps - i just slowly got bigger after kids, covid, etc. so noom feels pretty novel to me and it is working very well for me.

Nice, congrats! I finished Noom in Winter and I ended up losing 10 more pounds on my own just from what Noom taught me.

i started noom in mid september. woman in my early 40s. i was 166 at the start. I just cracked the 150 lb barrier and i'm quite pleased. i have never been one to use diets or apps - i just slowly got bigger after kids, covid, etc. so noom feels pretty novel to me and it is working very well for me.

Anonymous wrote:Waste of money. The "psychological" stuff is all common sense.

Unfortunately, for most of the country it is not.

Waste of money. The "psychological" stuff is all common sense.

I am trying Noom just to shake things up a bit. WW has always worked for me, and I am sure it would work again. But... I tend to think any program will work if you follow it. And, like others, I struggle with motivation, not mechanics. So, if trying a new system might give me an extra boost of motivation.. I am all for it.