Looking for a way to have your pizza while still on Weight Watchers? Now you can. Weight Watchers pizza is easy to make ...

Now, Weight Watchers is using a new formula that looks at the type of fat in a given food, for instance, with saturated fat pointed more heavily. Lean protein, too, has fewer points that other meats.

These Weight Watchers crockpot recipes will work if you count macros (carbs, fats, and protein) or points. As a bonus, m ...

Weight Watchers is known for its Points Weight-Loss system, in which every food has a points value based on fat, fiber and calorie content. Dieters are not told what to eat; instead, they are ...

When Weight Watchers announced earlier this month that it would offer free memberships to teens this summer, the backlash was swift. Eating-disorder treatment center Balance tweeted its frustration… ...

Weight Watchers also gives you 30 to 50 weekly points (depending on your age, height, current weight, and goal weight) to use as an extra cushion, in case you go over your daily points.

In a press release published on February 7, Weight Watchers announced their “new purpose to inspire healthy habits for real life” which included offering “free memberships to teenagers aged 13 to 17, ...

Weight Watchers says 38 of the 40 participants in its trial program lost weight on the new plan. Although Weight Watchers has made changes, one well-known aspect of the program – the weekly ...

Weight Watchers' losing streak faded further into the rear view mirror Thursday, as the company reported another profitable quarter. The diet company posted a $45.2 million profit in the second ...

Weight Watchers is a method that restricts calories using a point system so that dieters lose a maximum of 1 kilogram (2 pounds) a week. Daily points are spent by eating and earned through exercise.

Weight Watchers had a rebranding drive in 2018 and came up with the motto "Wellness that Works." Even while there are still points involved, the system is now promoted as a customised weight loss ...

Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that Weight Watchers has 800,000 members worldwide. The correct number is 2.5 million.