What are the risks in any weight loss program

Risks of Organized weight loss Programs

It is necessary for you to explore the risks of weight loss
program and then carefully weigh the risks against the
benefits. Ask questions to uncover all of the risks so you
can make an informed decision.

1. Does the weight loss program carry risks related to the
eating plan and/or the fitness plan?

2. If there are nutritional supplements or drugs included
with the weight loss program, do they carry any risks?

3. Is there a medical practitioner on staff and is it
essential that people who participate in this program talk
with this person before they start the plan, as well as
throughout the plan? Does a medical practitioner remain an
active part of the program?

4. Will the doctor on staff (is there one) work with a
participant's medical doctor if that person has a medical
problem and/or is taking prescription medication?

Costs Associated with the weight loss Program

How much a program is going to cost plays a significant role
in the choice of a weight loss plan. Take the time to
evaluate each program for its own merit and then do a cost
analysis. What can you realistically afford to pay?

1. What is the cost of the weight loss program including
tax?

2. Are there costs that occur more than once throughout the
program? Examples of this could be the cost of special foods
and nutritional supplements, attendance fees and so on.

3. Once the program has been completed are there fees for
doing a follow-up?

4. If you must leave the program without finishing it, can
you get a percentage of your money back? Do you have
preferred status if you enroll again or do you start from
scratch and pay the same rate as a new member?

5. If medical tests are an essential component of the
program, is the price included in the total or is it extra?

The End Result of the weight loss Program

Once you have come to the end of the program, hopefully you
will have succeeded in shedding the 10, 20, 30 (or more)
pounds that you started the program to lose. It is important
from the start to find out the types of results that are
typical, based on past participants. This can act as a gauge
for what you can expect.

1. On average how much weight can a participant expect to
lose on this program? What do the majority of people lose?
What is the least a person has lost on the program? What is
the most?

2. -Do most participants keep all of the weight off that
they have lost or not? What percentage of people repeats the
program?

3. Can the staff who works on the program provide references
for those contemplating the program?

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