The real deal or a money-making scheme?

[speeddemon]

Does LA Weight Loss really work? I mean really, really work to the point that it is worth spending your money on? Could I not just get the same benefits by doing some other diet? What makes this one so special that I should give it any attention?

[ffviifan]

I personally don't think it's worth the money and there are plenty of other geat diets out there that can help you live healthy and lose weight.

However, when it comes to LA Weight Loss you get what you pay for. In other words, this program may come with other perks that following a diet on your own might not. This is something to consider because if you're the type of person who needs extra support, then this could be the best diet for you.

[brightstar]

I think the answer to your question can be said just about any diet. It has the potential to work but whether or not it will work for you will depend on your level of commitment and whether or not this type of weight loss program is one that fits into your lifestyle. It may work wonders for one person and be worth every penny spent, but you might find that you just don't like it, not because it's a bad program, but because it just doesn't provide you with what you mentally want out of a diet.

[speeddemon]

I think the answer to your question can be said just about any diet. It has the potential to work but whether or not it will work for you will depend on your level of commitment and whether or not this type of weight loss program is one that fits into your lifestyle. It may work wonders for one person and be worth every penny spent, but you might find that you just don't like it, not because it's a bad program, but because it just doesn't provide you with what you mentally want out of a diet.

I guess you're right brightstar. After further looking into this diet plan I can't say that I see any major warnings about it being a scam. It just seems to be that some people like it and some people don't. That said, I think I might skip it because the idea of shelling out that kind of money for a plan that may not work for me isn't really something I can afford.

[tobetinytina]

I guess you're right brightstar. After further looking into this diet plan I can't say that I see any major warnings about it being a scam. It just seems to be that some people like it and some people don't. That said, I think I might skip it because the idea of shelling out that kind of money for a plan that may not work for me isn't really something I can afford.

I hear you Speeddemon, that's why I've avoided joining this program, too!

[bonniekins]

What isn't a money-making scheme these days??? That said, I don't really think this diet program is a scam. It does work for some people. That said, I think weight watcher is better in my experience.

[jan]

What isn't a money-making scheme these days??? That said, I don't really think this diet program is a scam. It does work for some people. That said, I think weight watcher is better in my experience.

Couldn't agree more. Just about everything seems like it's out to get your money first. Whether or not it actually works seems to be something you need to experiment for yourself. I find that you can't even trust reviews of things either.

Still, like anything, if you read reviews about LA Weight Loss you will see that some people really like it and others don't. I would recommend really investigating the program for yourself and basing your decision on if you think what it requires of you will fit nicely into your lifestyle and is an ideal fit for your weight loss goals.