Weight Watchers is launching a new plan in November of 2021 called the WW PersonalPoints plan. What is this new plan like? Read on for information about the new Weight Watchers plan for 2022.
- WW Personal Points Launches in the United States, Canada and UK on November 8, 2021
- How are Personal Points and Zero Point Foods Determined?
- How Does the Daily Points Budget Work?
- Track with Emojis – Just for Fun
- When Will My WW App Switch to the new Program?
- What Will My Points Be on the New Plan Compared to the Old Plan?
- Free Printable Personal Points Zero Point Foods List
- What Counts as Water to Earn Personal Points?
- Which Vegetables Increase Your WW Food Budget?
- Can I Retake the Food Assessment?
- Is Avocado Zero Points on the New WW Plan?
- What is the new WW Diabetes Program?
- Weight Watchers WW PersonalPoints Plan Launches in New Zealand and Australia in October
- Personal Points – Live the Life You Love. Lose the Weight You Want
- How Do Recipe Points Work with Personal Points?
- Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions about PersonalPoints
- How the New Program Will Work for You
- Ways the New Weight Watchers Plan Will Help You Lose Weight
- Earn Addition Points 3 Ways
- WW Focuses on Healthy Habits
- New WW Program Information
- WW Personal Points Plan – Information from Weight Watchers International
- More WW Points for You
WW Personal Points Launches in the United States, Canada and UK on November 8, 2021
The new Personal Points plan is now live in the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom. Be sure you have updated your app to be the latest version.
When your app updates, you will be prompted to take the Personal Points quiz. This takes just a couple minutes and the WW engine will generate your unique daily and weekly points budget.
How are Personal Points and Zero Point Foods Determined?
While each person’s personal points budget is unique, there are basic principles that apply to everyone.
Points are based on calories. From there, a food goes up in calories when it has more sugar or saturated fat. A food goes down in points when it has fiber, protein, and unsaturated fat.
Your WW points allowance is determined by the following:
- Your age
- Your weight
- Your sex
- Your height
- Your food preferences
Each person gets a unique set of zero point foods based on the food assessment (quiz) you take when you start the WW program (or as a current member, when your app updates to the new program.) Some of the options for zero point foods are avocado (a new choice!), brown rice, chicken breast, tofu, eggs, and oats.
Now for the first time, members can earn additional points by:
- Eating non-starchy vegetables. 1 cup of non-starchy veggies = 1 personal point added to your daily budget. These are unlimited per day.
- Drinking water. 60 oz of water each day = 1 personal point. Limit 1 per day.
- Being active. Number of points varies depending on your activity as well as your age, height, sex and weight. Unlimited per day.
As a WW member, if you have questions, can attend an in person meeting or any of the many virtual meetings which you can access through the website or app. You can also use the 24/7 chat option to speak with a coach anytime day or night.
How Does the Daily Points Budget Work?
Here are the basics of how the WW points system works. Join WW for full details and a complete list of food points.
- Every food has a WW points value. These values are determined by the calories, fat, fiber, and more nutritional information in a food.
- Every member has a daily PP budget. This number is unique to you and based on your age, sex, height, and more.
- Each day, track what you eat in the app. You will lose weight by staying within your daily points budget most of the time.
- If you go over a little, that’s okay! You also get Weekly points. These are an extra cushion you can use if you choose do so.
- If you go a little under your budget, that’s okay too. Up to 4 points each day can be rolled over into your weekly points so they can be applied another day that same week. (Weekly points do not roll over from week to week.)
- The app does all the calculation for you. This makes tracking easy and realistic.
Track with Emojis – Just for Fun
Just for fun, you can now track on your WW app with emojis and the food choices will come up that match the icon.
When Will My WW App Switch to the new Program?
If you have issues with your app, contact WW through their chat or 1-800 number for further assistance.
What Will My Points Be on the New Plan Compared to the Old Plan?
You won’t know exactly how your points change until you take the personal assessment, but here’s an example of mine. I logged today’s points last night (pre-tracking) and took a screen shot of my day on the purple plan, then switched to the new plan this morning so you can see a comparison.
Remember that no two plans are alike so your shift in points might be somewhat different. Also remember that if your points are lower, you can earn additional points by drinking water, eating more vegetables, and tracking your activity points.
Free Printable Personal Points Zero Point Foods List
Do you want a handy free PDF of the new zero point foods? Get a printable WW Personal Points zero point foods list here.
What Counts as Water to Earn Personal Points?
The following items count as water:
- plain, flat water
- sparkling water
- hot or cold water
- sugar-free flavored seltzer
- unsweetened sparkling water
The following items do NOT count toward water:
- unsweetened tea
- black coffee
- diet beverages
- water with flavor boosters (Crystal Light, Mio)
While these items work toward hydration, they are not water.
Which Vegetables Increase Your WW Food Budget?
The following vegetables increase your PP allowance, with 1 cup earning 1 additional point:
- Artichokes
- Arugula
- Asparagus
- Baby corn
- Baby peppers
- Bamboo shoots
- Beets
- Bok choy
- Broccoli
- Broccoli rabe
- Broccoli slaw
- Brussel sprouts
- Cabbage
- Canned pimientos
- Carrots
- Cauliflower
- Cauliflower rice
- Celery
- Coleslaw mix
- Collard greens
- Cucumber
- Eggplant
- Endive
- Escarole
- Fennel
- Frozen stir-fry vegetable mix
- Frozen vegetable mixes
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Hearts of palm
- Herbs (fresh, any type)
- Jicama
- Kale
- Kohlrabi
- Leeks
- Lettuce and leafy green mixes (any type)
- Mushrooms
- Nori (seaweed)
- Okra
- Onions
- Pea shoots
- Peppers
- Pickles (unsweetened)
- Pico de gallo
- Pumpkin
- Pumpkin puree
- Radishes
- Rosemary
- Rutabaga
- Salsa (fat-free)
- Saurkraut
- Scallions
- Shallots
- Snow peas
- Spinach
- Squash (any type except acorn)
- String beans
- Sugar snap peas
- Tomatillos
- Tomatoes
- Tomato puree
- Turnips
- Water chestnuts
- Wax beans
- Zucchini
Can I Retake the Food Assessment?
Yes! If you are a WW member and you already took the food assessment, you can retake the quiz as many times as you’d like to adjust your zero point food choices and daily and weekly budget.
To do so, go to Settings (in the upper right corner of the WW app or online), then Food Settings, then Zero Point Food Settings.
Is Avocado Zero Points on the New WW Plan?
Yes, depending on how you answer questions in the personal assessment, avocado is an option as a zero point food. This is brand new for WW. Keep in mind that not every member has avocado as zero points.
What is the new WW Diabetes Program?
The new WW program for Diabetics is the diabetes-tailored program that is unique to you and your needs. The plan is revolutionary because your personal ZeroPoint™ foods list that takes your unique food preferences and diabetes into account.
When members take the food assessment quiz, the first question they are asked is if they have diabetes. For those that do, the WW algorithm engineers as plan that is appropriate to both their preferences and medical needs.
According to WW:
These recommendations come backed from the American Diabetes Association and International Diabetes Federation, and are carefully selected with diabetes in mind. In addition to veggies, your ZeroPoint foods list could include chicken, fish, and even avocado.
WW website
In addition, the plan automatically adjusts so that members choose items that are lower in carbohydrates.
Foods that are higher in carbohydrates—like fruit, whole grains, and dairy—will not be on your list of ZeroPoint foods. And that’s OK! Because everything is on the menu here, and you can still have them using your PersonalPoints Budget. The program is built to guide you away from added sugar and toward choices higher in fiber, protein, and healthy fats.
WW website
Weight Watchers WW PersonalPoints Plan Launches in New Zealand and Australia in October
Weight Watchers has launched the new PersonalPoints plan in New Zealand and Australia as of October 25, 2021.
The new plan launched in the United States on November 8, 2021 both in the app and at meetings. Keep in mind that the following information is being shared from the NZ and AU programs so there might be some variation in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.
Be sure to join Weight Watchers yourself and get the latest plan information at your next meeting and on your Weight Watchers app.
While the WW program changes might be somewhat different in the US and Canada, I can share that in previous years the programs were almost identical with only slight variations.
Personal Points – Live the Life You Love. Lose the Weight You Want
The new Weight Watchers PersonalPoints program is based on a personalized assessment that creates a plan that is unique to you and your needs.
New members will take the assessment upon joining and returning members will be guided to the new assessment on the day that the new plan rolls out for them. (Current members, be sure to update your app so that you get the quiz.) Click here for more information about the questions in the WW food assessment.
From the WW AU website:
A plan that’s yours, and only yours. No two people are alike, so no two plans are alike. When you join WW, we’ll ask you a series of questions via our PersonalPoints Engine, then we’ll design your unique PersonalPoints Budget and ZeroPoint™ food list.
WW: Weight Watchers Reimagined, AU
Science, Simplified. Based on groundbreaking nutritional and behaviour-change research, WW rewards you for healthy habits so you stick with them! For the first time ever, you’ll earn Points for doing healthy things—like eating veggies, drinking water, or moving more.
WW: Weight Watchers Reimagined, AU
Zero Deprivation. Cook your favourite meals. Go to brunch, happy hour, and parties. With our new program, nothing is off-limits, and there are no restrictive rules—just balance. Simply track, live, and lose the weight you want.
WW: Weight Watchers Reimagined, AU
How Do Recipe Points Work with Personal Points?
Recipes are adjusted to your unique points allotment in the WW app. Each person’s points for recipes will be unique to them based on their personal plan.
Recipes you have previously entered will now reflect your new personalized points, as well as earn you additional points if they included complete servings of vegetables.
Recipes will be listed with a range of points based on all the possible combinations of options.
Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions about PersonalPoints
According to the WW website, calories and complete nutritional information are taken into account to create a food’s Personal Points value. You can earn additional points (for the first time ever) by making healthy choices like drinking water and eating vegetables.
You can eat any food on Weight Watchers, including the new PP plan. No food is off limits. Processed foods and foods high in fat and sugar have more points, while whole foods that are lower in fat and sugar and include protein and fiber are lower in points. Every person has a unique list of zero point foods that has been customized to their tastes.
The plan includes hundreds of vegan and vegetarian options and recipes.
No. Calories are factored into the points system, but other information is included too like fat, fiber, and protein.
The WW app includes meal plans, recipes, WWConnect (a social platform), information about virtual meetings, 24/7 access to chat with a coach, and much more.
Yes, you can still earn a blue dot on the new Personal Points plan.
Yes, it’s likely that you and your family members will have unique daily points and it’s possible that recipes will have varying points with the new system.
Yes, depending on how you complete your personalized assessment, avocado is one option as a zero point food.
With the new assessment, members have the choice of zero points foods but not all previous foods (such as with the Blue or Purple plan) will be zero points.
Yes, you can sync your fitness tracker to automatically track activity points.
No, you cannot turn off tracking activity points (as you could with previous plans). However, your activity points are added to your weekly points allowance and remember that weekly points are available to use any way you choose. You don’t have to use them for food if you don’t want to.
Depending on how members answer questions in the personal assessment, avocado is one possible option as a zero point food.
How the New Program Will Work for You
Here’s information about the PersonalPoints program from people who are already using it:
- The WW personal assessment askes questions like, “How often do you eat fruits and vegetables?” and “How would you like to track your exercise?” giving options for regular workouts or tracking steps per day.
- You are given the option to choose from your favorite starches such as brown rice, potatoes, and avocado. (Yes, avocado is now an option of a zero point food!)
- You are given the choice to choose from a list of proteins you eat most often, such as chicken, beef, pork, tofu, lentils, and yogurt.
- Some categories you choose 1 option and some you choose more than 1 favorite.
- You will then be given your own personalized list of zero point foods. The foods are similar to the previous Green, Blue, or Purple plan with foods you eat and like the most, like eggs, chicken, sweet potatoes or corn being zero points for you.
- You can earn additional points for eating vegetables, steps, exercise, and water intake. (This is new! Be sure to track vegetable intake and water intake if you aren’t currently.)
- One of the changes with the new plan is that higher fat but real foods are lower in points. With this member’s personal assessment (and remember yours might be different) avocado is 4 points for half a medium and 2 points for a 1/4 medium. Almonds, 10 whole almonds is 2 points.
- The assessment also asks if you drink alcohol and consume sweets regularly.
- Recipes will be adjusted based on your personal points.
- You will be given a daily step or physical activity target.
- One member shared at the new plan gave her 17 daily points and 41 weekly points.
- Another member shared that on the previous plan she got 23 points on Blue and 35 weekly points, now she gets 19 daily points and 28 weekly.
- You can retake the assessment when needed, like if you change the foods you eat seasonally.
- Some foods are higher in points on the new plan such as bacon and white bread.
- If you previously entered a recipe into the WW app without including the zero points foods, the new points for that recipe might not be accurate since those will change per individual person.
- Your age, current weight, and amount of weight you need to lose will also be factored into your points allowance, which is similar to previous plans.
Ways the New Weight Watchers Plan Will Help You Lose Weight
Here’s how the new WW plan will help you lose weight, according to WW AU:
- PersonalPoints are tailored to you. No need to change your lifestyle—your unique Points Budget and ZeroPoint™ foods list will be customised to the foods you love and can’t live without.
- Complex science = one simple number. We use the latest nutritional research to guide you toward foods higher in healthy fats, fibre, and protein, and lower in added sugars and saturated fats. Just eat and track—how easy is that?
- You’ll earn Points—for the first time ever! You can now add to your PersonalPoints Budget by eating non-starchy vegetables, drinking more water, or carving out time for activity. Building healthy habits has never been more rewarding!
Earn Addition Points 3 Ways
The new W W plan allows you to earn points three ways:
- Eating non-starchy vegetables. Vegetables like broccoli, carrots, asparagus and beets are included. For every 1 serving of vegetables you eat, you earn an additional point.
- Drink (and track) water intake. Drinking 1.5 liters of water adds an additional point to your daily allowance.
- Move more. Earn points for physical activity or step count, which will be added to your daily points allowance.
Are you concerned that these additional points will lead to weight gain? Don’t be! The new system has been tested and proven to help you lose even more weight.
WW Focuses on Healthy Habits
As in the past, Weight Watchers will continue to include components of the program that are about overall wellness, incorporating:
- Food choices – An easy to live with food plan that makes it so you don’t miss out on foods you love.
- Mindset – Keep the big picture in mind and smooth bumps in the road with a mindset toolkit.
- Sleep – Get healthier sleep advice. We all make smarter choices when we aren’t tired. Build a better bedtime with calming music, a sleep tracker, and helpful tips.
- Physical activity – Find activity you enjoy and be rewarded for doing it. You’ll learn ways to move that you actually want to do more of.
New WW Program Information
If you are currently a Weight Watchers member, the new plan will launch for you the second week of November automatically and you will receive information about the program changes.
Here’s the information about the program launch:
- The program launched the week of November 7, 2021 and will continue into 2022.
- WW says this is the most cutting edge, comprehensive and personalized weight loss program they’ve launched so far.
- The whole nutritional label will be taken into account when figuring points for foods: calories, protein, fiber, fat and sugar.
- Your personalized points will take into consideration your activity level, water, fruit and vegetable intake, and other healthy choices.
- Each person’s points allowance will be unique to them.
- Your zero point foods will take into consideration the foods you like and eat most often.
- Because of the personalization, no two plans will be alike.
Click here to get more help right to your inbox: WW tips and recipes – lose weight faster in 2022.
WW Personal Points Plan – Information from Weight Watchers International
Instagram Pandemic Points also shares this information taken from a WW survey:
Introducing WW’s most cutting edge, comprehensive and personalized weight loss program ever.
Cutting edge because it takes the entire nutrition label into account. Calories, protein, fiber, saturated fat, unsaturated (healthy) fats and added sugars are all included in this new points formula. No other system seamlessly reduces all this complexity into one simple number.
Comprehensive because it isn’t just a food system. It’s an entire ecosystem that takes the whole you into account – incorporating your activity levels and water and vegetable intake, allowing you to grow your points budget and earn points for all the healthy things you do. It’s one complete system that takes in all into account.
Personalized because, for the first time ever, with WW’s guidance you determine your own individual plan, based on the foods you like and eat most often. These foods have zero points, and your plan is unique to you. With thousands of possible combinations, virtually no two plans are alike!”
WW Survey, Fall, 2021
As WW launches the new program, stay tuned and we will include information here about the new plan.
What are your thoughts about the new WW Personal Points plan? Share in the comments below.
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I had a great first day on the new plan!!! So excited to earn points for drinking water (which I don’t do well, but am now more motivated to drink) eating all those veggies and exercise. I was only given19 daily points on my personal plan, but was able to earn 6 more points so I am ahead of my 23 points on the old blue plan. I’m looking forward to my meeting and weigh in on Saturday.
Can you tell us if we can obtain the new materials at a meeting? I am totally non tech and would want a hard copy of the material in hand. Thanks for your reply!
Please tell me how to add points for activity? Example mowing lawn ,cleaning house, raking leaves. I do track steps on my Fitbit.
I am beyond annoyed that WW is changing its program yet again, especially just before the holiday season! WW did the same when it changed from the Points Plus program several years ago, and members had to deal with various issues with the app well into the new year. I have been on the Green plan since mid-June and have been happy with it. Truly, I am disgusted with this company.
I have struggled with the last couple of changes that they have implemented and am glad that they seem to be going back to the way it was a few years ago. I’m absolutely delighted that fruit is going to be pointed again as I think that is my main problem, I eat all the right food but too much of it.
I’m excited. I’ve been to dietitians in the past and they always have told me that WW doesn’t necessarily work for controlling your blood sugar. I’m excited that they are finally addressing diabetes since it is such a huge problem in the U.S.
Member
I’ve been on WW for approximately 25 years off and on, been a leader, and I can honestly say I’m frustrated when they change the plans!
I know a lot of my meeting members feel the same way….trust me I fielded the frustration!
Anyway, that’s my 2cents. I’m sure I’ll adjust!
Dawn, is it possible that you have learned how to succeed and continue to follow what has been working for you? Maybe give the new plan a chance? Don’t quit and lose all that you have worked hard for before you actually know all the details. It may just fit right in with what you have already learned. Give it a month. Then decide. That’s what I’m planning. Good luck.
WW Member
It’s new, so a little uncertain. WW knows what they are doing, so I trust them.
Can you still scan the bar codes on the food packages? I eat oatmeal and sugar free oranges everyday! Will eating that make more points? I am also a sweet eater! I eat about 10 fliz dark chocolate pretzels and it was only 5 points! Will that change!
The concern I have is that there are 2 of us in the household doing WW and we rarely eat out, cook most of our meals. We are also gluten free, so do most of our baking as well. Looks like our recipes with be different points for each of use, may get confusing on figuring point values. Both of us currently on purple so right now easy. We’ll see.
Hi Sara,
I’m looking forward to a new system on WW. I lost interest in the Green, Blue, and Purple plan.
I have a question, I don’t have a smart phone and I’ve always used the computer to count points and activities; do you know if I can have the same access that the others do with the WW app?
Yes, you will be able to access the new program from a computer.
WW Member.
I always track and I am a lifetime member who in past had lost 125 lbs .
Sounds a little confusing but looking forward to it .
How will this work for those of us recovering from an illness or upcoming surgery? It’s almost winter and I’m not going outside to walk on the ice as I do not have access to a gym and live in a tiny apartment. Otherwise I’m excited about it!!!
I want to embrace the change, but I am irritated. I find something that worked and now again, it is changing. I am only on the app (no meetings), have been asking different people who have shown clear success what plan they follow and someone that I asked informed me of the change. I started to research it and found your site. It would be nice if WW would launch information on the WW app, start the quiz process, allow time for all to become familiar and plan for meals before it automatically switches over. Good grief! Sorry for the venting!
I’m a1, but open-minded. I’m not too excited about the thought that fruit, legumes and whole grains might no longer be 0 point foods. I wouldn’t trade any of those foods for a half an avocado or a handful of nuts. Reducing our daily and weekly points while taking away 0 points foods sounds like a recipe for deprivation. Hopefully after Personal Points launches and I take the assessment I’ll feel better about it, but as of now the whole system of tracking veggies and water for MORE food just seems convoluted and frankly counter-productive.
I’m excited to try the new WW plan. I have been with WW off and on since I achieved lifetime in 1972 and have embraced
many “new plans”. They always advance according to science and I am excited to try this new version.
Member. Green Plan. Sounds like it’s just another version of blue, which did not work for me. I was miserable on blue. Suspect that I will be cancelling and moving to Fooducate to lose my last 15 pounds. Thank you for sharing all of this information.
WW United KIngdom has not launched the new plan yet. This is incorrect.
Do we know when for the uk
I would be interested to know this as I have celiac and diabetes.
Love this video. Very informative.
I am a lifetime member and I attend my weekly meetings.
Thank you for answering some questions that members are already curious about.
I’m actually excited for the new program! I did okay on the blue plan but became stagnant and started to struggle.
Great video. I was a 1, now a 2. I’m 71 and currently on Blue. I loose slowly but I’m loosing. I don’t attend meetings, do it strictly online and hope the new plan is easily explained on the app.
Thanks for the info and I will check your site out!
3. I am excited for the new plan as others have commented I am getting complacent and need a jump start.. Another question I have is what will happen to all the recipes I have stored.
It sounds like recipes you have stored in the WW app will be converted.
I am definitely 3. Looking forward to new changes.
Any gluten free information in the new program? There were no recipes in the program a few years ago.
Im a 3. Incorporating everything into the plan is good. Food changes might take some effort but will be worth it when its done. Here we go!!!
I’m a little concerned about all those websites that I use for recipes. If the value of points on specific food items varies from person to person, I’m wondering how we will track our points when we use someone else’s recipe. Or am I not understanding this?
I just enter the recipe into the my recipes part of the app and it takes care of itself. I am into my third iteration of WW and it hasn’t been a problem with tracking.
Some new cookbooks have a qr code according to what i read on instagram you scan the code and the recipie builder will figure out the points on your pp. What ww needs to do imhi inform us ho× to take our old recipies to have a qr code. Apparentky its not that hard. Inputting thei nformation is tedious by hand.
oooh this sounds like an exciting new feature! I can’t wait to learn more about that.
This is a great question and something I’m wondering about as well. We will have to see how this plays out.
Could someone please tell me how to make a change to my Personal Points Program. Thank you
As Shrek says “change is good, donkey” Looking forward to this.
Haha, good attitude! I love Shrek.
I’m definitely looking forward to the new program
I have questions!
I have been considering WW for a few months now. I’m concerned because when I did this in the early 2000’s their was a big emphasis on using artificial sweeteners in order to bring points down, but I am allergic to them, so it was difficult to stay within the points having to use sweeteners like honey or cane sugar in recipes.
If I join, should I join NOW instead of waiting till they roll it out to new members as it sound like they will be allowing current members first dibs?
When the personalized questionnaire asks questions as an either/or how can I answer when it’s a both? ie. sugary snacks vs salty snacks… I crave both sometimes at the same time!
Those are the main ones for now. Thanks for any tips you can give me.
I don’t use artificial sweeteners myself. You might have to spend an extra point or two to use real sugar but it’s worth it. Personally I would wait and join after Nov 7 since then you can just jump into the new plan and it’s just a few days away.
I don’t use artificial sweetener either! I have a dmall child and won’t give it to her or me. I used to just take the small extra hit in points and use the real stuff! This new program is much more flexible and ww has stopped putting aspartame etc into their ww branded products (in NZ and Australia at least). The new programe launched here a couple of days ago and it’s very flexible.
What if you prefer paper tracking? Can you still do the program?
Tracking with paper is going to be difficult since everyone’s points are different. Perhaps WW will have a way to do that. Good question to ask at a meeting or virtual meeting.
Do yourself a favor and learn digital! You will be amazed how much easier it is!
What if you do not want to do the new WW Personal? I have just figured out the WW Blue and it is working. I am not able to exercise due to injury so I lose out big time! This should be an option otherwise people will quit again!
Hello, the itrack bites has the WW blue tracking with the same zero point foods, it is worth a look if you don’t like the new WW
Unfortunately the Blue plan is going away so you’ll need to switch to the new one if you continue with WW.
nydia , member
I quit – this is a marketing scheme-blue works for my mom and I -we share recipe ideas etc-this will no longer support our “partnership”. It also disrupts what I’ve built up as weight losing habits and eating habits for three years.
It sounds good but I am a bit nervous. I lost 75 lbs since joining in August 2020. I am on week 2 of maintenance. Part of me wants to keep doing Purple on my own but I will try the new program and see what happens. Maybe it will be even better 😊
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And if you like to eat lots of sweets? This is not going to be a good change.
A few days ago, I created a new food in my online WW app. I was surprised to see that I needed to add information for every item on the nutrition label.
I have done well on WW but I am ready for a change as I am hoping it will get me to my next level of health.
I’m curious about it. Change can difficult but most times it’s exactly what I need. I’m looking forward to see what the new plan can do for me
Great attitude!
Excited for the new plan time for a change have become complacent.
I hear you – a change can shake things up in a good way.
I am a bit worried as I’ve been successful on WW. I also feel the WW app and online program should not cost more as the app is quite inconsistent and not always available and it is expensive when you consider the monthly cost and the lack of personal help and inconsistent app. WW needs to fix that ASAP!!!
I’m sorry you are having troubles with the app. I’ve never had an issues with it. It should certainly be working for you consistently.