Does Jenny Craig make claims that sound too good to be true?

No, Jenny Craig promises a quick fix only if you stick to her plan.

1. What is the background of the diets author?

The background of her is that she was much overweighed and she lost lots of weight by using a simple eating plan.

2. What makes this person an expert?

This person is an expert because this person has experienced the same problem and now has overcome that problem.

3. Does this person promise a quick fix? Explain.

No, Jenny Craig promises a quick fix only if you stick to her plan.

4. Does this person make claims that sound too good to be true? Explain.

Yes, it sounds too good to be true, because Jenny Craig claims that you do not have to change your diet, you only have to get the meals from Jenny Craig's nutrition company.

5. Is the eating plan based on Canada's food guide to healthy eating? Explain.

No, it does not follow the Canada's Food Guide, because the serving sizes and food groups are different.

6. Does the eating plan give tips on how to change eating habits? Give an example.

No, You may eat anything as long as it is provided by Jenny's company.

7. Does the eating plan give you all of the nutrients you need, or is it just pills and/or meal replacements?

No, the eating plan gives you meal replacements. Jenny Craig doesn't give any pills because she gives meal replacements from her nutrition company.