The French Women Don’t Get Fat Diet Review

What You Should Know

The French Women Don’t Get Fat program touts itself as the “un-diet” but there are meal plans and shopping lists included just like many other diet program. The plan stresses making the most of life’s pleasures and compensating for little indulgences. The author of the book and diet program, Mireille Guiliano, claims that she was a typically slender French girl who came to America as an exchange student and began to pack on excess weight. On her return to France, her doctor reintroduced her to the ways of French eating to restore her. It is these secrets that Guiliano shares in both her book and on her website that dieters can join for online support and information.

The French Women Don’t Get Fat program consists of women eating a wide variety of foods, including pasta, bread, and wine. The program does not incorporate a structured exercise regimen; instead, women are encouraged to find ways to put “non-workout” exercise into daily life. There does not appear to be any sort of supplement that helps dieters maximize their diet and exercise program by using a proven fat burner or appetite suppressant.

Product Features

It was difficult to find the cost of the online program but it does appear that there is a signup fee of $29.95 and a monthly subscription rate of $19.95. It seems that there are specials that waive the signup fee or offer a certain number of months free on the subscription rate. To get all of the information about the program it appears that consumers will have to provide some personal information like their name and date of birth.

Advantages

• The meal plan seems to have a variety of foods available.
• Ongoing support is included with the online program.

Disadvantages

• The program does not incorporate an exercise program.
• There is no weight loss supplement offered.
• The costs for the online program are hard to locate.

Conclusion

While it may sound like a dream come true to be able to enjoy your favorite pasta dishes, wine, breads, and still lose weight, we are skeptical of just how effective this program is. We encourage consumers to look for weight loss programs that incorporate a low-calorie diet, exercise, and an effective weight loss supplement for best results.