Weightloss: People Follow On Average 55 Fad Diets In Their Life | BoldSky

THE average dieter follows 55 fad diets during their lifetime at a staggering cost of £30,000 - enough to put a deposit down on a first home. But only one in three lose weight and just one in five felt better for their new regimes. A new study by plant-based food and drink specialist Alpro - which surveyed 2,000 people as part of its first Annual Diet and Healthy-Eating Report - has found that disillusioned Brits are getting tired of the effect that fad dieting regimes are having on their morale - as well as their pockets. And while one in five of us say we often feel annoyed or confused by conflicting dieting advice in newspapers, magazines and online, it appears that the impact that fad diets are having on our wallets is now one of our biggest complaints.