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- Established: 2001
- Headquarters: Florida
- Accessibility: In-person or online private counseling via email or phone
- Diet Type: Low-carbohydrate, low-calorie, supplements and prepackaged meals
- Gender: Male, female, children
- Celebrity Endorsements: Rush Limbaugh
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Quick Weight Loss, founded in Florida, provides individualized weight loss therapy. The program boasts no exercise and you eat the foods you love including the diet program's own line of diet foods and herbal and thermogenic supplements.
Made popular by Rush Limbaugh who in 2009 lost a remarkable amount of weight in a short period of time following a Quick Weight Loss created just for him, this southern Florida company has helped many lose weight.
Currently, the only bricks and mortar Quick Weight Loss Centers are scattered around southern Florida but there is an online program that you can join from anywhere in the country. This home-based program is a six-week program in which you receive support and counseling via email and phone from Quick Weight Loss Center specialists.
Once you have signed up for either program, you work individually with a Quick Weight Loss Center expert in order to create your own customized diet plan.
In general, the Quick Weight Loss plan provides participants a diet that is low calorie (up to 1,500 calories/day). You buy the foods you like to make and supplement with Quick Weight Loss brand's bars, beverages, soups as well as supplement s that are intended to facilitate weight loss.
You can expect to lose three to seven pounds each week while following the Quick Weight Loss Center programs.
- Doctor clearance shows they are being responsible
Helped Rush Limbaugh lose 80 pounds in 2009
Offers an individualized program to weight loss
One-on-one support provides motivation and accountability
- Weight loss claims may be exaggerated
- Required to buy program's special line of foods increases costs
- Herbal supplements and other stimulants are required
- Supplements do not require FDA approval; check with your doctor before taking
- Brick and mortar locations are limited to southern Florida and Texas
- Low calorie diet plan may lead to rebound weight gain
- Diet program rules are not scientifically founded
While all Quick Weight Loss Center diets are custom-designed, there are a few benchmark features that are applied to every participant's diet.
Most diet plans include a low-calorie and low-fat daily eating plan that is comprised of about 1,500 calories a day.
And while the company remains pretty hush-hush about what their diet looks like, a few secrets slipped through the cracks thanks to Rush's public discussion about his experience with Quick Weight Loss Centers.
There are a host of other food rules that you must abide by while following the program such as eating green peppers but not red bell peppers and not combining two different kinds of proteins in one meal. For instance you can have seven ounces of grilled chicken breast but not three ounces of white fish and four ounces of turkey breast in one meal. In addition, alcohol, sugar, refined flours and fried foods are not allowed.
You can also supplement with Quick Weight Loss Centers proprietary foods which can be purchased online or at one of the Center's Florida locations. Such foods include special puddings, shake mixes, nutrition bars, soups and oatmeal.
In addition, you are also encouraged to take Quick Weight Loss Centers own line of dietary supplements like essential fatty acids, herbs and carb blockers, all of which are supposed to facilitate speedy weight loss.
You can engage in moderate exercise while following the Quick Weight Loss Center diet but hard-core exercise is not a strong feature of this plan.
Made popular almost overnight by conservative radio-host Rush Limbaugh who lost 80 pounds in just a few months, Quick Weight Loss Centers is a Florida-based customized diet plan that helps you lose weight quickly with its low-calorie and highly structured eating plan. But it is exactly this stringent plan that lands this diet in the category of countless other plans that take off a lot of weight in a short amount of time and then risks gaining it all back once you are no longer on the plan.
But with this rather mysterious diet plan filled with specific eating rules and special supplements that contain hoodia and ephedra-like stimulants, you might want to think twice about spending the money on Quick Weight Loss Center and instead think about incorporating more natural, practical and long-term strategies for successful weight loss.
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(Page 33 of 33, 649 total comments)Jerry
I did the program in Texas for medical reasons. Yes, it is steep, buying the supplements caught me off guard, but 30 pounds down is worth it, I was a heart attack waiting to happen and this changed my life.
Anonymous
But where else except a hospital program (which is WAY more expensive!) are you going to lose over 3 pounds every week? They guaranteed me in writing and I'm averaging over 5 a week now. Pretty good results compared to everything else I've tried. Ask them about the discounts on supplements when you get a package - it's a lot less that way.
Anonymous
Go to a website called Diet Direct and you can purchase all the supplements that QWLC use at a cheaper price and it is the same products but just a different name!!!!
Chris
I did the plan religiously and did not cheat. No bread, chip, carbs, cakes, fast food, etc. Yes it was hard but it worked for me. 67 lbs in 6 months. I have kept if off for 2 months but lets see how I survive the holidays
Anonymous
The supplements are mandatory. The vitamins are not. They require that you eat 2 of their supplements a day. That is roughly two boxes per week. At a max of $15 dollars per box. It gets pricey. Hopefully it will all be worth it.
Anonymous
http://www.nashuanutrition.com/ You can find the supplements here and 1/2 the price.
Anonymous
the supplements are not mandatory I was on the diet 3 years ago and used bars and shakes from the grocery store and lost lots of weight. So just tell them you don't want to buy there brand.
Tommy
Yeah these bars look expensive! Shoot not sure what to tell you but thanks for posting your comment it made me double check the site.
fig
Anybody else feel as stupid as I do? I just joined QWLC and got the diet. I also got out the calculator and it seems that the 'mandatory supplements and nutrient/vitamins' they sell are gonna cost me say a grand by the time i hit my goal. man