She does this literally every time, though.
Every time she does WW. That time she did Optavia. That time she did Hello Fresh. That time she did Noom. That time she did "intuitive eating". The time she went to an actual doctor and got an actual weightloss plan. The time she got a nutritionist. Every time she did calorie counting/MyFitnessPal/tracking her steps with the Apple Watch.
Every. Time.
It's a new miracle plan that's guaranteed to work and she just needs to spend a few hundred dollars and she's gonna be a skinny legend overnight and she did hours and HOURS and HHHOOOURS OF RESEARCH, and this plan is really good, it's got great reviews, OMG YOU GUISE the food is shthooooooo good, she's not even hongry, it's amazing, it's great, wait, no, there's too few calories and she's going to damage her metabolism, hang on there's not enough vegetables, uh-oh, this really isn't going to teach her how to cook for herself, um, it's not really sustainable, it doesn't seem right that she can still eat Burger King since fast food is a trigger, er, rather, she can't feel too deprived because that's a trigger, she personally thinks that you should be able to eat more fruit, it might work for someone else but she knows her body and this isn't the right fit for her, she lost 89 pounds once she knows how to lose weight on her own.
Every.
Single.
Time.