Noom: the app designed to help you lose weight, or give you an eating disorder according to former users. The weight loss programme is trending on Twitter after users reacted to the app’s recent ad ...

Noom is a subscription-based wellness service that touts itself as a more ethical alternative to traditional diet apps. So it’s somewhat surprising that the app would be accused of lifting a fitness ...

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Last December, Stephen Snowder, a 37-year-old communications staffer at a white-shoe law firm in New York, Googled “pandemic weight gain.” He’d stopped jogging and had indulged in comforting Grubhub ...

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You can barely turn on a television or radio without hearing an ad for Noom, a weight loss support service gaining popularity over recent months. For two weeks, users can try out the service for free ...

With New Year’s resolutions just around the corner, Noom is introducing a flurry of new advertising aimed at communicating how individualized the psychology-based app can be. It’s also promoting the ...

The first time I heard an ad for Noom—the so-called “anti-diet” weight-loss app—I was carrying more than a few extra post-anorexia pounds. The other things I carried far outweighed the weight gain: ...