Nutrisystem Review #195 by karlyn on January 1st, 2011 at 5:36 PM CST

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I started Nutrisystem in July of 2009. By February of 2010 I had lost 65 lbs. and with less "suffering" than any other diet program I have ever utilized. I am a 60+ yr old female and weight loss has always been very hard for me. A medical issue makes weight loss harder for me than the average person. I have maintained the 65 lb weight loss since February. I took a break, maintained my 65 lb loss, now I am ready to being again with Nutrisystem to lose the remaining 15 lbs. I believe this is the best weight loss and education program available - I will never use any program other than Nutrisystem. Love it and would recommend it to anyone!

I started Nutrisystem in July of 2009. By February of 2010 I had lost 65 lbs. and with less "suffering" than any other diet program I have ever utilized.

I am a 60+ yr old female and weight loss has always been very hard for me. A medical issue makes weight loss harder for me than the average person. I have maintained the 65 lb weight loss since February. I took a break, maintained my 65 lb loss, now I am ready to being again with Nutrisystem to lose the remaining 15 lbs.

I believe this is the best weight loss and education program available - I will never use any program other than Nutrisystem. Love it and would recommend it to anyone!

Nutrisystem Review #194 by Rachel on December 29th, 2010 at 10:55 PM CST

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Nutrisystem was terrible! I cannot believe people can eat this ...um well.. food? I guess this is the ultimate starvation plan because you just do not eat! Yes it makes number one on top diet plan because if you eat half of your already tiny dehydrated portion of breakfast lunch and dinner you are eating next to nothing and will lose weight. Also, kind of weird that meat comes in room temp packages. I will stick to the frozen more safe entrees. I think I will pay the extra 5 dollars a day to eat Jenny Craig food that is edible during my weight loss days :)

Nutrisystem was terrible!

I cannot believe people can eat this ...um well.. food? I guess this is the ultimate starvation plan because you just do not eat! Yes it makes number one on top diet plan because if you eat half of your already tiny dehydrated portion of breakfast lunch and dinner you are eating next to nothing and will lose weight.

Also, kind of weird that meat comes in room temp packages. I will stick to the frozen more safe entrees.

I think I will pay the extra 5 dollars a day to eat Jenny Craig food that is edible during my weight loss days :)

Nutrisystem Review #193 by Mrs. Myrtle on December 19th, 2010 at 10:23 AM CST

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Nutri System/League City, TX. The following is written, particularly for those that may be planning to visit this particular center. I should have known with the kind of service I had received before enrolling, not to even go into the place. I decided to let the unprofessional experience on the phone roll off my back, as this place was a convienent drive from my home. I had called the center one morning at the stated time of opening. The phone was answered by someone that acted like they had something better to do, was uniformed of the questions I had, and spoke in a low, dull, monotone. When I had gone in for my initial consultation, I was met by the overly-giddy, what I found out later to be the owner. The overly-giddiness bothered me because it was not only unrelenting, but phony. I was weighed, etc., consulted in this first meeting by one that was nice enough, but obese. Morbidly obese at that. Very nice personality, but it gave me a bitter taste, being consulted on how to loose this 20 lbs. of post-pregnancy weight, by one as this. She is the MANAGER, no less. This one was not the only one overweight at the center. There's another older woman, likewise overweight. The phony owner dons a good sized gut. Image, much? I once went to the center, and had an appointment no less, one morning at opening hour. I went to the door (glass-see through) and the door was locked. It started to sprinkle. I knew, as any business, that they would open the door at any moment, so I stood there, although it continued to sprinkle. Most importantly to mention here, there was a woman filling the display case with boxed food. I do not know if she saw me there initially, but I saw her back, closeby no less, for a FULL 5MINUTES, while I stood there, in the light rain. I finally decided to knock a couple of light knocks. She didn't even look at me right away, she put a couple of things on the shelf, shuffled over to the door, didn't give me eye contact. She simply unlocked the door & turned her back & went back to the boxes. Professional? Out came the phony baloney a minute later, but only when she was darn good and ready, not apologizing for the wait in the rain no less. She may have been unaware of the way her worker treated me, but no doubt this happened because there's not to much in the standards department with this owner. I think this person must have been the uninformed phone answerer. I once called the center, shortly after this, to put in an order for my weekly food that would be picked up later that day. I was speaking to the owner. In mid-sentence I was interrupted by the owner shrieking, HUUUUUSH!!!! She was chastizing a worker for speaking, evidentally too loudly while she was on the phone with me. I do have to mention here that I have called places in the place where it was loud in the background and I could not hear the person on the other end very well, but that was not the case here. It was so bad, it was one of the worst cases of unprofessionalism I have ever experienced. I was embarrased for this owner, and could not wait to get off of the phone. Speaking of which, this woman is not a listener, but a talker. She speaks over the one she is having a conversation with, and often turns the conversation to herself and her experience. If you mention you are fatigued, you'll hear how she used to be, but her experience was worse.....as she once was soooo fatigued that she could not get up from the chair. She'll go on and on, holding you a captive audience, speaking of herself. The program with the food, aided with my weight loss, but I stopped going shortly after beginning. I continued on, up the highway a few miles to Jenny Craig where it was a WORLD of difference, for the better, all around. I strongly suggest you do too, as most likely my unfortunate experience with this company will be yours.

Nutri System/League City, TX.

The following is written, particularly for those that may be planning to visit this particular center.

I should have known with the kind of service I had received before enrolling, not to even go into the place. I decided to let the unprofessional experience on the phone roll off my back, as this place was a convienent drive from my home. I had called the center one morning at the stated time of opening.
The phone was answered by someone that acted like they had something better to do, was uniformed of the questions I had, and spoke in a low, dull, monotone. When I had gone in for my initial consultation, I was met by the overly-giddy, what I found out later to be the owner. The overly-giddiness bothered me because it was not only unrelenting, but phony. I was weighed, etc., consulted in this first meeting by one that was nice enough, but obese. Morbidly obese at that. Very nice personality, but it gave me a bitter taste, being consulted on how to loose this 20 lbs. of post-pregnancy weight, by one as this. She is the MANAGER, no less. This one was not the only one overweight at the center. There's another older woman, likewise overweight.

The phony owner dons a good sized gut. Image, much? I once went to the center, and had an appointment no less, one morning at opening hour. I went to the door (glass-see through) and the door was locked. It started to sprinkle. I knew, as any business, that they would open the door at any moment, so I stood there, although it continued to sprinkle. Most importantly to mention here, there was a woman filling the display case with boxed food. I do not know if she saw me there initially, but I saw her back, closeby no less, for a FULL 5MINUTES, while I stood there, in the light rain. I finally decided to knock a couple of light knocks. She didn't even look at me right away, she put a couple of things on the shelf, shuffled over to the door, didn't give me eye contact. She simply unlocked the door & turned her back & went back to the boxes. Professional?

Out came the phony baloney a minute later, but only when she was darn good and ready, not apologizing for the wait in the rain no less. She may have been unaware of the way her worker treated me, but no doubt this happened because there's not to much in the standards department with this owner. I think this person must have been the uninformed phone answerer. I once called the center, shortly after this, to put in an order for my weekly food that would be picked up later that day. I was speaking to the owner. In mid-sentence I was interrupted by the owner shrieking, HUUUUUSH!!!! She was chastizing a worker for speaking, evidentally too loudly while she was on the phone with me.

I do have to mention here that I have called places in the place where it was loud in the background and I could not hear the person on the other end very well, but that was not the case here. It was so bad, it was one of the worst cases of unprofessionalism I have ever experienced. I was embarrased for this owner, and could not wait to get off of the phone. Speaking of which, this woman is not a listener, but a talker. She speaks over the one she is having a conversation with, and often turns the conversation to herself and her experience. If you mention you are fatigued, you'll hear how she used to be, but her experience was worse.....as she once was soooo fatigued that she could not get up from the chair. She'll go on and on, holding you a captive audience, speaking of herself.

The program with the food, aided with my weight loss, but I stopped going shortly after beginning. I continued on, up the highway a few miles to Jenny Craig where it was a WORLD of difference, for the better, all around. I strongly suggest you do too, as most likely my unfortunate experience with this company will be yours.