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Atkins Diet founded in the 1960’s, Weight Watcher’s Diet founded in the 1960’s, Jenny Craig Diet founded in the 1980’s, and Physician supervised Medifast Diet founded in the 1980’s, NutriSystem Diet founded in the 1990’s, South Beach Diet founded around 2003
Many more distinguished names could be added to this list.

 The one overriding factor they all have in common is the long term failure each and every one statistically provides. How come they still generate millions of dollars anyway? People are desperate to lose weight. They believe once the weight is lost, it will somehow remain that way. “This time will be different!” They believe the hurdle is “losing the weight,” when in reality the hurdle is maintain weight loss. Why do we never see any weight loss company (or doctor) bragging about their long success stories. Simple answer is

High percentage weight loss does not exist on these fad diets!

There are certainly a small percentage of people that implement the different components required to achieving long term weight maintenance, but 95%+ never include these various components and regain the weight (and often more) over a relatively short period of time. Does it make sense to you to begin a program that commonly results in 95%+ failure? Do you think losing a significant amount of weight only to re-gain it back helps improve confidence, motivation and self-drive? Is it worth following the herd to the “slaughter house” believing you’re somehow going to become the “family pet?”

Weight loss is not about weight; it is about health. Until you can truly make this concept the underlying motivation, long term weight loss will likely elude you.

Once you determine that overall health is a goal worth achieving, you’re ready to begin the process. Food is only one component in this process and the subject nobody likes to focused on.If you’re ready (not if you THINK you’re ready) to finally become healthy, I’ll gladly share the process with you.

 It will, cost time, require self-value and an awareness that achievement provides access to new and (possibly) better opportunities in life. Feel free to be skeptical. Feel free to challenge any part of the process, but only do so prior to your commitment. 

The object is to help you help yourself. If you’re competing with me to prove you’re incapable of achieving quality health with accompanying weight loss and weight maintenance, you will succeed or fail. Respectfully, under those conditions, I would suggest you follow one of the many dietary plans (such as those mentioned in this post) and “achieve” the typical long term results they offer. 

Do you have something to lose? Have you really tried everything? Has anyone cared enough to offer you a better opportunity somewhere else?