Don't fall prey to the thousands of weight loss
programs out there that claim to work miracles on your extra inches.
Here's what to look for to help you avoid weight loss scams.
Step 1
Beware of "too good to be true" claims. Flipping across
the TV channels, you've probably happened upon a few diet and exercise
programs that show amazing results with little effort. Mesmerized, you
stay glued to the television, listening to the huge weight loss claims
of supposed clients. But have you ever really stopped to think about the
reality behind such claims? Often, weight loss plans that sound too
easy, too fast or just too good to be true, usually are. Weight doesn't
fall off overnight, you can't get a better body without making a
concerted effort, and most people on weight loss infomercials are paid
to say whatever the advertiser wants them to claim. Avoid weight loss
scams by recognizing the "too good to be true" schemes.
Step 2
Look for unrealistic claims. With any weight loss
program new to the diet market, you need to be skeptical of the claims.
Don't let it play on your emotions and your insatiable urge to lose
weight and look like a super model. Advertisers know you're desperate
for the next best (and easiest) weight loss program. So you have to
remember that, like any other product on the market, weight loss
programs are often presented by scammers who want nothing more than to
get your money and run the other way before you have time to realize
that you've been scammed. People who create weight loss scams are
professionals - they know exactly what to say to tug at your emotions
and your purse strings. Keep your guard up at all times when considering
diet and weight loss programs so that you will be ready to avoid any
scams.
Step 3
Consider the source. Before you take information for
truth, consider where you got the info from, especially when it comes to
weight loss programs. Who designed the program? Who is it that wants to
sell you this weight loss plan? Is it a questionable company, or a
renowned physician? The source of a weight loss program is highly
related to its legitimacy. Do a little bit of research to determine
whether or not the weight loss program you're considering a legitimate
one.
Step 4
Read consumer reviews. The internet, though crowded
with unreliable and often false information, is still a great place to
help you understand and avoid weight loss scams. You can easily snag
onto a weight loss scam by searching for consumer product reviews
online. Type it into your browser's search engine, along with the key
words of ‘product review' and see what pops up. Likely, there will be
thousands of sites containing honest reviews of every weight loss
program imaginable. Take a few minutes to read up on the real-life
experiences of ordinary people like you who have tried these weight loss
programs. Investing a little bit of time into researching a weight loss
program you're considering can help you to avoid investing any money in
weight loss scams.
source
http://www.howtodothings.com/health-fitness/how-to-avoid-weight-loss-scams
