Diet Center

Diet Center Review:

Background

Diet Center is an Ohio based company that operates “diet centers” across the United States, Canada and the Bahamas. Their website is difficult to navigate and even more difficult to look at (it has a lot of pink which tends to make your eyes ache). Also you might notice that there is more than a far amount of attention given to franchise opportunities. There are a handful of free online tools and quizzes that seem of little use and a “Free Weight Loss Profile” that requires an email address from you in order to work for some reason or another. The dieting resources section of the site has some recipes and articles as well as a Body Mass Index. The Body Mass Index tool, refreshingly enough, will work without first entering an email address.

What to Eat

In terms of what the Diet Center will do for dieters, they have what is called an “Exclusively You Personalized Diet Plan” which they state is built around solid nutrition. They also offer diet plans based around high protein and low levels of carbs. They have meal replacement plans and weekly weigh-ins as well. Of course, there is also a rather extensive online store where you can buy a large assortment of Diet Center brand food, ranging from “Fettucini Alfredo” to “Nacho Cheese Pasta.”

The Good

There is very little of use on the Diet Center website. The page is more of an advertisement for the Diet Center than it is an online resource.

The Bad

The website for Diet Center is rather unattractive and remarkably out of date for this day and age. There seems to be ample money flowing through the Diet Center empire to afford a website upgrade. Diet Center food items such as “Nacho Cheese Pasta” sound lacking.

Cost

One can join Diet Center for sixteen weeks for $6 per week. There are also packages that the company will design for you that cost about $100.