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Diets Quotes

Voices unconvinced that diets, fad or otherwise, work.

The throughline here is doubt, with several voices saying plainly they don't believe in diets and see little reason to follow fad versions of them.

I don't believe in diets, and no one should.

Quotes by Montel Williams

I've always been against taxing diets.

Quotes by Mario Mandzukic

I don't do fad things or diets - they don't work.

Quotes by Linda Gray

I don't believe in fad diets.

Quotes by Jenny Craig

Against Quotes

I don't believe in diets.

Quotes by Bethenny Frankel

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these quotes support following a diet plan?
No, the recurring stance is skepticism, with more than one voice saying they don't believe in diets or fad versions of them. The overall tone leans toward opting out rather than committing.
Is there a quote specifically about fad diets?
Yes, two separate lines call out fad diets by name, arguing they simply don't produce results worth the effort. It reinforces the page's broader distrust of dieting culture.
Does anyone here have a policy opinion about diets?
Yes, one quote says the speaker has always been opposed to taxing diets, bringing a political angle into an otherwise personal topic. It's the most unusual entry on the page.
What's the difference between the 'Diets' and 'Dieting' quote pages?
This page focuses on diets as plans or products people can follow, while the related dieting collection leans more toward the emotional experience of restriction. Both share a similarly skeptical tone.
Do the quotes offer any alternative to dieting?
Not directly; they focus more on rejecting the idea of diets than on prescribing a replacement approach. The emphasis stays on doubt rather than solutions.

One even extends the skepticism to policy, having always been against taxing diets altogether. Together the quotes read less like advice and more like permission to opt out.