UPDATE FOR ANYONE READING THIS: NOOM NOW HAS A WARNING FOR ANYONE WITH AN EATING DISORDER, AND TELLS YOU NOT TO USE IT IF YOUVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ONE!

Thank you for doing this review. I tried Noom for a few months and I felt the entire time like it was like being on a diet. I ate an avocado one day and it said I am eating too much fat. It wasn't at all. I also didn't like getting on the scale everyday because I found my self obsessing over it and having thoughts like skipping meals and then being angry the entire time it was not good. Also they make you read articles that sometimes had ok info but sometimes it was straight garbage. My coach was also not a dietitian lol reminds me a bit of beachbody in that way.

Thank you for doing this review. I love your thoughtfulness and wisdom and you said enough to help me know that I can make other choices for working with my healthy lifestyle. I will return to a self guided anti-inflamatory food plan that has worked for me in the past and get more coaching on the psychological barriers I currently face instead of focusing on the calorie counting and exercise focus only. I will blend several of these but am reminded that I already have a good plan from the past recommended my my physician and not just try the new fad on the block that looks sexy!

I’m going to watch more of your videos. You are very encouraging and uncomplicated in a good way.

I did noom for a few months and lost about 25lbs on top of the 10 i had “on my own.” I’ve gained 15 back but it’s because my body in particular gains weight when I’m stressed (last 6 months: promotion, strong cat 4 hurricane, out of work for a month bc of said hurricane, toxic workplace, leaving said toxic workplace and starting school). I liked noom when I first did it, and it did help me change some of my habits (I definitely watch my portion sizes except when I’m stressed and don’t wanna think about it, I let myself leave food on the plate) but 100% trying to go back to counting calories and red vs green foods would trigger some of my old disordered eating habits. I’m trying to lose the 15lbs I’ve regained bc my body seemed happy (and I was too!) at 165, and through my little rabbit hole digging I came across your tiktoks and YT channel. It was really nice to hear your perspective and I can’t wait to learn more from you! ❤️

Beating a diet app based on psychology with psychology! 🤭🤣🤣 Brilliant, this girl knows her stuff. Really deconstructed the arguments. Excellent video content, covers the key points very well.

They’ve now added questions about disordered eating! I haven’t signed up for noon just did the questionnaire out of curiosity.

Weighing myself daily has kept me accountable and has only Helped me. Weight does not flex more then a pound or two a day no matter what your doing. If I don’t then it’s easy to completely get off track and gain a ton of weight quickly.

Have been deciding whether to try Noom as it seems something new. Your thoughts here are very helpful. Wish I was an intuitive eater like you. Align with your points such as no weighing, no calorie tracking and no goal weight. Now Noom just seems what I’ve tried before in my 50 years of weight ups and downs. Cheers from Aus. 🇦🇺

Did you take any of their lessons?… I think you don’t have the whole picture of the program.. when people really want to make changes they need some accountability.. weighting your self and logging your food make sense for people with lack oof motivation.. we need a daily reminder of what.. and why we are doing it.. the first 5 lessons explain exactly the reason why they are doing it .. and talk exactly about what you are criticizing. I’m sure this app isn’t for everyone… but you are giving wrong information..

I feel it was unfair of you repeatedly judge the 125 pound goal, when that was the lowest option of the 40ish pound range Noom offered you. I doubted the fairness of the rest of your review because that part was so exaggerated.

I agree. 1200 calories is ridiculous. Anytime you go under your bmr your asking for fatigue and essentially no gas for the engine.

For what it's worth, I'm 5'6ish and set my goal to 125 lbs (which was about my weight in college, when I was a lot fitter than now, though 150 would be sufficient), and it put my caloric budget is around 1500 per day (maybe they set different counters for guys and girls?), with an expectation to hit my goal around the end of February, and tracking my meals and calories has helped me curb my constant snacking by gorging on less calorie dense foods that also fill you up a lot (like fruits, veggies, and water), since it's entire premise is that one loses weight by intaking less calories than you use without needing to go on any specific fad diet (though its articles go into detail about eating healthy and things like how/why whole grain bread is healthier than white bread, drive it's slower to turn into sugar). Also, I always figured that it added calories to your budget if you exercise in order to build up your muscles (which will help burn more calories even when you aren't doing anything) and keep you from blacking out, since I'm always famished after I exercise.

I saw your reinactment vid on facebook of conversations you've had, it was hilarious! Looking forward to seeing your YT content. Question, do you have a vid or advice on late evening (post dinner) cravings? That is the time I am at my weakest. I will eat healthy all day, then after the stress of work and taking care of my kids (4 & 7) after work, I have the hardest time staying away from gorging in the evening.

I love Noom! I put in a goal weight of something that I actually want to/and believe I can reach and maintain. A healthy weight for me. The calorie budget increases with activity, and mine does not start at 1200. On average I eat about 1600-1800 calories a day on my Noom diet. I’m eating healthier foods and making healthier choices than I think I ever have in my life because of the red green and yellow system. I don’t believe your review is fair since you didn’t even try the actual program

What about GNC hunger support drink , is it ok to use it for long periods of time 😅?

THANK YOU! I joined a month ago and have never been so miserable. Weighing every morning sets the ton, which is usually bad. I’m 5’6” and 170lbs. I body build and there’s no way I can weigh 130lbs

I just found this bc I almost signed up until I too got to the part of money! It's to expensive for my budget ! WW is cheaper and I can track everyday ! But that too is 20 bucks a month after the two month free trial ! I'm 79 so my body can't be at Nooms goal weight or I would look awful !! I found u in the nick of time bc I almost hit the button ! The other thing once u take the test and put in ur email I get sooooo many emails from them taunting me to rethink my decision and lowering the fee ! I can't stand that :) all diets work if u follow them and stick to a good healthy calorie count even on ur own without a crutch! Lol Have u reviewed WW ! I'm new so I don't know ;) Thanks Barb

Noom actually has lessons when you're a few weeks into the programme where it teaches you about set points and asks you to reconsider your initial goal weight that you set for yourself in a more realistic way. I feel like you haven't really gotten an accurate picture of the programme since you didn't try it out for long enough.

How do I unsubscribe successfully from noom, I've tried everything and I can't cancel plus they charged my debit card money I couldn't even afford can you tell me how I fix the mess I got myself into thanks for the video keep up the good work 👍👍💯

I’m 52, 5ft 8in, and raging type 2 diabetic. I weight 259 as of today. I don’t know who to trust when it comes to weight loss.

So this is a review of an app you didn’t use? Seems irresponsible.

You mentioned an intuitive eater. What exactly is that and can you go more into detail with us so we can learn and try to put that into play in our own lives please.

Well I saw a registered nutritionnist a few years ago and have eating disorder and I think that because I already have bases covered with my nutritionnist, it makes me see Noom in a different way. The color system is a crazy trigger for so many people so I would advice it for people who can understand that not judging food, not restricting food, not learning properly about satiety and hunger, hormones and nutritive aspect. Weighing everyday is also ok if you can see it as a game or experimentation. Weight goes like a seesaw and goes up and down and up and up and down and up and down and down.. Y'all get it lol! I recommand everyone to reach for a nutritionnist or a dietetician before going on Noom. Because they will teach things and you will understood Noom better. Because if you use Noom without knowing yourself.. without know important basics.. you might just enter a spiraling unhealthy diet! (Btw I stopped tracking calories when I had my eating disorder diagnosis and saw my nutritionnist. I listen to my hunger and satiety. I do not have cravings, I can eat whatever I want. I have snacks if I am hungry. People think that if you can eat with no limits of the food you are supposed to ditch, you will eat them and become 500lb overnight. Truth is.. it doesn't happen 😂 I love Oreos but I don't even look at them at the store, if I one day want to eat them, I will buy them! That's all. I eat less Oreos now that I allow myself to eat them because they are now a bit boring.. not "special treat". Also, for the color system.. try to use it for the variety of food, not to judge food. All food in orange or yellow are good food! And it's ok to eat more orange one day.. It's ok to track just once now and then! Don't become sick with any program. It is a tool to help you, not a God or a Guru. Don't see the program as a sect or an answer to everything. See a dietetician or nutritionnist. My best advice. From someone who WAS on a diet all my life and now PLAYS with Noom!

We need a review for apple cider vinegar shots and/or pills and supplements for weight loss :)

The Ideal weight numbers given is a 25 lbs flex number in either direction- not one single number for everyone. I feel like you should actually try something and have all the info before giving it an opinion that sways people away from making healthy choices

Noom does ask if you have any eating disorders. Also, when you put in your goal weight, it gives you a range that you should be in based on your height, age etc. Your information is not accurate.

I am at the program and they say it should work for every diet, but it doesn't. I am on a lower carb vegan diet and my goal was to push it to more whole food vegan diet and less processed food and of course loosing weight further (I am obese, so this is a valid goal). I had a good nutritionist before and it worked with her - I wanted to break through my bad habits. Low carb doesn't work at all with that app (but I lost 14 pounds before with my nutritionist and want to stick to that). With that app I am at a lot of green and a lot of red because you can't insert recipes (mine contains a lot if greens but also almonds and healthy fat). They even put some tempeh or tofu on the red scale only because they vary slightly frim brand to brand (smoked tofu, plain tofu without anything added). But a vegan burger from Mc Donalds is yellow and fries are just as orange as a hand full of plain nuts or fresh olives, or Avocado but a high processed weat bread was in green because it had no fat added. It is a pain in the ass to track it and I will switch to Yasio again soon. It at least give me the amount of refined sugar I ate (and try to put low). The next issue I struggle with - it is not suitable for introverts. Every goal and very privat result of one lecture is encouraged to be put it on this group. Some drives very deep and it is nearly impossible for me to post this private stuff. My next issue is, I ended the payment because I payed in advance for half a year and the coaches seem to ghost me since then even if I payed for that and want to continue it till the end but I am not convinced to pay another 120 Euro for that. I am really troubled with the extroverted group stuff - feels like a small facebook group where everyone is permanently happy and everything works so well at the first try. It is really discouraging and I feel pretty bad using this app. Never had that with all the tracking apps I tried. 😔

I think they just added a disordered eating question to the questionaire

Dee Lee 26 minutes ago Please read article on INSIDER by Gabby Landsverk. Feb 15. 2022 at 1:36 PM: " Noom settles billing lawsuit for $62 million and promises to change business practices to address customer complaints" Wish I had read this when I joined in May, 2022 and fighting "over" charges today July 2022 !! Plus Food Color chart is off. Example: Tilapia can be either Green or Yellow. Doesn't specify on list why? Also finding Corn Tortillas, can be Green or Yellow. Doesn't specify why? Noom claims cooking techniques. However LIST DOESNT SPECIFY. Upsetting all these new problems and FACTS about Noom just found. I was so into it, until found my own discrepancies with Noom Company policies. Sad, be true

How can you make a review of an app you haven't actually used?

For the record, they now ask about eating disorders and discourage you from doing Noom if that’s the case.

It also tells you your ideal Healthy weight and you pick a weight goal within that range or above. This review is like way outdated and incorrect

Yeah it's very clear this is not an informed review. Noom has entire sections on how to recognise your body's hunger and satiety cues. It starts you off with weigh-ins and tracking to help retrain your habits and encourage mindful eating. But there's SO much focus on building you towards being able to eat intuitively, once you've fixed your baseline understanding of what a normal amount of food is.

i just signed up and cancel it also as i look at the recipe i don't like them

If one has a belly, we have to loose weight regardless of a supposed set weight. Belly fat is dangerous. And if I dont weigh tmyself often the scale creeps up to the danger zone. Everyone is different.

It’s amazing how many conclusions you’ve come to about something you have so little experience with. What is your goal?

I just took the quiz and it asked me 2 different ways about eating disorders. Maybe they updated since this video or you just missed them

Do you have a video about Weight watchers?

I using noom and your video makes absolutely no sense and you a dietitian?? Do not make videos about an app you really know nothing about. 😒

Only 2.7 thousand subscribers and one of the most sensible channels on youtube/tiktok/instagram. It's like talking about Jesus, speaking truth won't make you many friends.

You shouldn't have put your goal weight at 125lbs then! Or if you don't need to lose weight or believe you do, don't do reviews on weight loss programs. This program really does help. It's so much better than weight watchers. You could have just put in 140lbs or whatever. It's not nice to sway people away just because it's not right for you personally.

Completely irrelevant: what top are you wearing. That looks like a top that would hold me close like the woman I want to be😅free people, perhaps?