Marie said that she discovered Nutrisystem in 2007, and it helped her go from a size 14 to a size 4. Marie shared that she's been off Nutrisystem for 15 years, but she's taken the tools she learned from the program and continues to use them today.

I have been off of it [Nutrisystem] now for 15 years. I lost my weight 15 years ago, and I don't let myself get more than five pounds overweight, usually around holidays or something like that. You know, I'll eat a little extra.

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Osmond was at her heaviest in 2007. At the time, she was 165 pounds and a size 14. That year, she tried Nutrisystem, the personalized meal delivery program, to help her slim down to a size 4.

"Nutrisystem worked for me and helped me lose 50 pounds sixteen years ago," added Osmond. ** "But it's not just about weight loss. It's about weight management and learning proper nutrition for a lifetime of health and wellness. Nutrisystem Complete 55 helps teach women how to do that."

How Does Nutrisystem Work? Nutrisystem's weight loss program is designed to be high in fiber and protein - nutrients that help you feel full. At the same time, the program decreases your overall calorie intake via its pre-portioned meals, creating a calorie deficit.

Cons of the Nutrisystem Diet Cost: Like many commercial weight loss plans, Nutrisystem won't fit into everyone's budget. The program can cost approximately $250 to $350 per month plus the cost of additional foods from the grocery store, such as vegetables, fruit, and dairy products.

Is Nutrisystem food good for you? Nutrisystem meals are designed to be nutritionally balanced, featuring lean proteins, healthy fats, and good sources of fiber. However, the meals may be too low in calories for many adults, and most of the food is highly processed.

Nutrisystem is a popular weight loss program that's been around since the 1970s. The premise of the diet is simple: Eat six small meals per day to help prevent hunger - theoretically making it easier to lose weight. By limiting the calories in your meals, you can lose weight via calorie restriction.

The Nutrisystem diet allows lean protein, healthy fats, low-fat dairy products, nonstarchy vegetables, certain fruits and whole-wheat carbohydrates. The program doesn't encourage sugary desserts, high-calorie meals, deep-fried foods, butter, starchy vegetables, such as potatoes, and sugary drinks.

Nutrisystem's weight loss program is designed to be high in fiber and protein - nutrients that help you feel full. At the same time, the program decreases your overall calorie intake via its pre-portioned meals, creating a calorie deficit.

You get portion-controlled meals. The dieters in the prepackaged meal group also had lower levels of bad LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, a blood fat also linked to heart disease. Our properly portioned, easy to prepare meals are one of the main reasons why Nutrisystem really does work.