Le site thedietsolutionprogram.com est-il sûr ?

A website that teaches how to sensibly eat in order to lose weight. Nothing wrong with that. A lot of people out there have no idea as to what they are consuming as food on a day to day basis. This website will show how to eat correctly in order to lose weight and in reality achieve overall and better health.

This site has a lot of great content and the customer service is top notch. If you call a live person answers right away. Let's not just lump this site in the same group as the acai berry diets. This actually works based on the numerous testimonials I see as well as my personal experience. I'm not sure how a diet site gets a poor rating for Child Safety, that just doesn't make any sense. I see a lot of comments related to how affiliates promote this site calling out fake news sites, but that is not related to this site. Those are third parties who are trying to appear related, but are not. Let's not all be afraid of everything on the internet. Just google the authors name and you will see that she is legit.

I've dealt with the staff at The Diet Solution Program many times and they are always fast and helpful. The diet program is completely legitimate and I am personally losing weight on the program and feeling healthier than I have in years since I've eliminated processed foods from my meals. This site should not have such a low rating as it does.

This web site promotes healthy eating using natural foods and tailored nutritional planning, and securely sells an e-book and forum access. The carnival type of on-site advertising and off-site spamming are poor choices. The only good thing about exit popup when you leave the site is that it does not try to force you to stay and buy.

Live Smart Solutions, LLC is the domain owner and a valid business located in Mount Pleasant, SC - USA re: ***** This company offers a nutritional education product(e-book "Beyond Diet") with the intent of helping others learn to maintain a healthy lifestyle free of processed foods.

Did you ever click that 'one weird tip for a ___' link? This is highly reminiscent of that. Not so much in what they offer but in the presentation. No info is easily found on the site, it's just a poorly done audio/video clip giving as little information as possible to string you along until you buy whatever it is they're selling. Kinda skeezy, like a time-share presentation. I have to admit, I never made it to the end to find out what the hell they wanted to sell me on. Diet book? Diet plan? Whatever. I've got things to do, and there are a thousand better places to do that than here.