Noom is a weight-loss app that claims it takes it a different approach using psychology so you can build better eating habits. Is it really different from all the other diet plans out there? Critics ...

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In this op-ed, Christina Berke explores how she feels about the diet app Noom. So, what's really different about Noom? We've seen the calorie restriction, the “lifestyle” changes, and the weight-based ...

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That claim from the Noom app — that it isn’t a diet, yet can achieve long-lasting weight loss — surely encouraged some of its 45 million downloads in the first five years since it was launched. The ...

I keep getting this ad for the Noom app, served up with so many YouTube videos and cable TV shows that I feel uniquely targeted by them. It begins with a supercut of an attractive young man clearing ...

Of all the many ways there are to lose weight and maintain health, some are ancient and some are brand new. Take, for example, the Mediterranean diet, a well-established healthy-eating lifestyle ...

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Noom is an app that encourages daily behavior changes for long-term weight loss and focuses on fitness and nutrition to help users “stop dieting,” according to its website. Noom taps into psychology ...

If you've spent literally any time on social media, or watched so much as ten minutes of TV in the days after Christmas, you'll likely have seen adverts for weight-loss programmes such as Noom.