With all the recent changes, you may ask, “What are the zero-point foods for Weight Watchers?” The answer is a lot simpl ...

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It's almost like Weight Watchers understood my struggle, because the program just added a new way of tracking food, called Freestyle. With this new system, even more foods are 0 SmartPoints, which ...

Weight Watchers introduced its new 'Freestyle' program on Monday. The program uses the company's SmartPoints system, where users track the points in the foods they eat, but adds new flexibility with ...

Weight Watchers is devoted to shrinking the waistlines of its customers, but Monday the company announced a big expansion ... of its "free food" list. As anyone who's used the Weight Watchers program ...

For more than a decade, the Weight Watchers Points system has been simple: basically, the more calories a food has, the more points it is assigned. But in an overhaul announced Monday, the new ...

WW — formerly Weight Watchers — consistently ranks in the top ten when it comes to best diet plans, according to U.S. News & World Report. Experts — and those who use the system — like the fact that ...

Dieters expect to eat foods like celery and sugar-free gelatin in unlimited quantities. But now they can throw in fish, skinless chicken breast and non-fat yogurt, too. Weight Watchers, the preeminent ...