I've never been on Weight Watchers but did try Jenny Craig and Nutri System without success; the only weight loss program that ever helped me was self designed.
I agree with calluna about the emphasis on processed foods and also I suspect WW is based on a low-fat diet, whereas personally I am very carb sensitive and can really totally ignore fat content as long as I reduce my calories and carbohydrate intake.
I don't think "programs" work very well, because they advise you what to eat as if we were all alike. Like the programs I have tried will encourage cereal or fruit for breakfast, but the only way I do well is by having a small non-carb breakfast, like an egg or a slice of ham rolled with a slice of cheese. Otherwise I start on a crazy blood sugar roller coaster and I'm hungry all day long.
Maybe you should get off the weight watchers and listen to your own body a bit; count calories instead of "points" - don't go ridiculously low; 1200-1800 per day is quite reasonable...and see what kinds of foods suit you best within that limit.
Please don't give up! see what you got us all into, LOL
