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Organic Liaison

Kirstie Alley's Organic Liaison is the first USDA certified organic weight loss program.

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  • Established: 2010
  • Founder: Kirstie Alley
  • Headquarters: Los Angeles, California
  • Accessibility: Online
  • Diet Type: Organic diet supplements
  • Gender: Male and Female
  • Celebrity Endorsements: Kirstie Alley
BACKGROUND

Organic Liaison is Kirstie Alley's new weight loss system that is the only certified organic weight loss system. No stranger to the battle of losing the bulge, only to gain it back and then try and lose it again, Kirstie is using her own experience to help individuals who are desperate to lose weight receive all the support they need to reach their weight goals and keep it off.

Organic Liaison offers several different pricing options and plans that you can choose from. The pricing is accurate as of August 2, 2011:

  • Basic Online Plan: Pay a one-time sign up fee of $18.95 and then a monthly membership fee of $15.95
  • Standard Online Plan: There is no sign up fee, but you must pre-pay for three months of membership at $47.85
  • Premium Plan: This option has no sign up fee or monthly membership fee. You do pay the cost of the Rescue Me Kit which is $139 for the first month and $119 per month after that

With your membership, you receive a host of 24/7 tools and resources to help you on your weight loss journey.

As the name implies, Organic Liaison primary mission is to help people lose weight who love to eat, want to eat quality and nutritious food and want to enjoy every mouthful.

With your Organic Liaison membership, you have access to the Organic Network Locator where you can find all the organic grocery stores, farmer’s markets and restaurants in your area. This makes shopping for healthy and organic foods as easy as possible.

In addition, you have access to Organic Liaison’s Calorie Calculator, which contain the calorie counts of thousands of food items so that you can easily calculate just how many calories your lunch had without doing any math at all.

There is also a meal planner that helps you create a daily menu that is formatted to meet your weight loss calorie needs as well as your dietary preferences. So if you're vegetarian, you will receive a meal plan that contains only meat-free and name brand foods and recipes.

And since research suggests that there is power in numbers when trying to lose weight, Organic Liaison offers the Body Game. Uniquely designed by Kirstie to motivate and inspire you as you get fit, the Body Game helps you choose a partner to lose weight with. Playfully called your Chubby Buddy (who will eventually be your UN-Chubby Buddy!), your partner and you will keep up a friendly competition to lose weight.

Your membership also includes a Success Graph that charts your weight loss progress over time, a Daily Journal, where you daily record your food intake and an Organic Recipe database.

You can also purchase a number of Organic Liaison nutritional and weight loss supplements that have been specially formulated to assist in your weight loss needs.

PRO
  • Monthly fee is reasonable
  • Created by someone who has firsthand experience of dieting difficulties
  • Promotes organic and nutritious foods
  • Offers a host of supportive tools that can be accessed at all hours of the day
  • Meal plans and recipes cater to a variety of dietary preferences and weight loss needs
CON
  • Promotion of Organic Liaison supplements has a sales feel to it
  • May only appeal to those who need to lose a significant amount of weight
  • Doesn't offer a clear-cut exercise plan
DIET and NUTRITION

Organic Liaison is the first ever certified organic weight loss program. It offers a host of diet and nutrition support to help you reach your weight loss goals. Rather than a specific, one-size-fits-all diet plan, Organic Liaison's program customizes a weight loss plan to fit your needs.

From recipes to the Organic Liaison’s Calorie Calculator, you have access to resources that will help you make the best possible and healthiest food choices.

A staunch proponent of eating organic food, Organic Liaison not only educates you on the importance of eating organic, but also provides you with resources to help making shopping for organic food in your area as easy as possible.

In addition to meal planners, recipes and a buddy system, you are also encouraged to follow the eating program by consuming Organic Liaison supplements that help to detoxify your body, reduce cravings and assist in the quality of sleep.

Try this recipe for Kirstie Alley's Green Soup, enough for you and to share with your Chubby Buddy.

EXERCISE

There is no clear or organized exercise plan. You can work with your Chubby Buddy in the Body Game to help devise a fitness plan that facilitates your weight loss.

CONCLUSION

Kirstie Alley's Organic Liaison is not just the first ever USDA certified organic weight loss program, but it is also a resource of online diet tools that are specifically designed to help you achieve your weight loss goals.

While this plan does not provide a clear-cut or one-size-fits-all diet, it does allow you to customize your diet to your own dietary preferences that suits your weight loss goals.

Other things to be aware of are that the program's promotion of its proprietary weight loss products may produce side effects and/or may not produce the intended effects and its lack of a fitness component leaves the onus on you to devise a regular exercise routine.

Common Misspellings

Organics Liaison, Organic Liason, Organic Liaision, Kirstie Alley Organic Liaison, OrganicLiaison, Organic Liaisons, Kirstie Alley Diet


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ashley

who cares about all this scientology crap and stick to the main focus of why people come to these forms, HAS IT OR HAS IT NOT WORKED FOR YOU?

If so explaine why... That is all that people are really interested in hearing!

posted Apr 8th, 2010 12:41 pm


Tina

been on several diets in the last two years including medifast, weight watchers, atkins. Like this one best so far! Super easy.

posted Apr 7th, 2010 6:04 am


losingweight

I have lost 6 lbs on this diet. It is easy to follow and has great menu/ planners and diet tools. I find the costs cheaper than other diets. So far So good!!!!

posted Apr 7th, 2010 6:02 am


Patty

In the video, Kirstie mentioned that she has worked with the scientists involved in Organic Liaison for two years already. In that time span she did not lose weight already? Obviously it does not work as Kirstie is still fat. Nothing is better than diet/food regulation and exercise.

posted Apr 6th, 2010 11:05 am


Angie

How does a diet lead to religion or the other way around?? I just want to know if it taste good and if it work's,screw the religious part,Come on People!!

posted Apr 5th, 2010 3:38 am


Tracey

OMG-please do not order this. It tastes terrible. Not like juice at all, I couldn't drink it! The bottle is pretty though-haha. My daughter told me not to get it, she said Kirstie Alley made a face on the video when she drank it. It taste like citric acid and I don't know what else, but it is nasty and there are not returns or refunds. YUCK

posted Apr 4th, 2010 9:04 am


Whysper


Jack LaLanne Americas first TV fitness guru, to this day, still recommends a organic diet for weight loss/control and fitness/health. And modern day science backs it up.
No matter what a persons religion or beliefs, if they start a company or promote a program/product that is good or good for you....what's the point in making personal/spiritual attacks?
Does the program work? Will it work? Is it supportive of those who do sign up? Does it meet the need of the client?
So far, just looking at the front page, it's more economical that Jenny Craig.
I can't wait to hear from real customers, real people and hear their stories.

posted Mar 28th, 2010 5:01 pm


KellyT

Not sure how the religious views of a company have any bearing on the efficacy of its products. If Kirstie were Catholic, Jewish, Buddhist or otherwise no one would be posting about how and where she and her employees practice their faith. Stick to the facts, that will lead you further than harping on something you probably know very little about.

posted Mar 22nd, 2010 3:09 pm


Carrie Tannenbaum

Hey Sally - Kirstie went on record with the facts about Organic Liaison and proves no link to Scientology. You can watch the interview here where she specifically states that 90% of Organic Liaison employees are NOT Scientologists and 4 of the 5 board members are also NOT Scientologists. Company is also NOT located in same building as Scientology:

posted Mar 22nd, 2010 2:13 pm


Paris Germain

Sally - your arguments are baseless. There are plenty of folks who are using Organic Liaison and losing weight. And who cares if some executives in the company are Scientologists? I don't hear you calling out other companies headed by Catholics, Jews, Protestants, etc. What does religion have to do with a weight loss product anyway? Answer - NOTHING. Perhaps you should have tried the product yourself before jumping to such ridiculous conclusions.

posted Mar 21st, 2010 7:25 pm


Sally Dunnel

I was really excited about this diet when I first heard about it, but then I did a bit of research. There are many blogs and forum posts about Organic Liaison, and it appears to be nothing more than a Scientology front-company, headed by one of their last remaining 'celebs'. The diet supplements are based on L Ron Hubbard's supplements, the head office is in a Scientology owned building that leases space to Scientology front groups and businesses, and the majority of the staff ARE Scientologists, or work for Scientology owned organisations.

In other words, it stinks of scam. Just do your homework before you part with any $$$'s

posted Mar 19th, 2010 9:52 pm


marcia Thelemaque

Sounds great! I don't have a lot of weight to lose. I'd like to know about the protein drink Kirstie mentioned on the Oprah Show.

posted Mar 2nd, 2010 2:34 am



 

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