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Dayton Weight Loss Secret holds a 5.0 star average from 96 Google reviews at its Beavercreek location (September 2026). What follows is drawn from those reviews. Individual results vary.

How many reviews does Dayton Weight Loss Secret have?

There are 96 Dayton Weight Loss Secret reviews on Google, averaging 5.0 out of 5, from clients across Beavercreek, Kettering, Centerville, Xenia, Fairborn and the wider Dayton area. You can read every one of them on Google.

How much weight do people actually lose?

The figures reviewers give for themselves cluster in the same range. Charles T. reports about 30 pounds in under three months. Michele B. reports 15 pounds in eight weeks. Joan W. reports over 25 pounds in under three months, including a fortnight away on holiday. Kristen M. reports 30 pounds in nine weeks. Fred L. reports 35 pounds between late September and early December. Tom G. reports about 35 pounds in just over two months. Weight loss differs from person to person and none of these figures is a promise.

Do you have to give up normal food?

No, and it is one of the things reviewers raise without being asked. Michele B. notes there are no prepackaged meals and nothing extra to buy. Jennifer I. describes the meal plan as simple to follow and says she never felt deprived. The program is built around real food from a plan made for your life.

Are injections involved?

None. Fred L. makes the point directly: 35 pounds with no injections, from a change in his metabolism rather than a drug. The 8-Week Reset and 8-Week Restore protocol is 100% injection-free, which is why people coming off injections, or who never wanted them in the first place, tend to end up here.

Does the weight stay off?

That is the question the program is built around, and some reviews are old enough to answer it. Robert B. started a year and a half before writing, lost 50 pounds in the first few months, and describes himself as still trim at the time of writing. Tom G. writes that he and his wife know they will not go back to their old eating habits. The maintenance plan is built before the eight weeks end, not after.

Is it only about the weight?

Not for everyone who writes in. Charles T. describes improvements in blood pressure, mobility, stamina and confidence alongside the weight. Robert B. writes that he had been facing surgery on arthritis in both knees before he started. These are individual accounts, not outcomes the program promises.

Who do you actually work with?

A named 1:1 specialist, with regular check-ins, for the whole program. Reviewers routinely name their coach rather than the company. Jennifer I. credits Jannelle by name for making the process easy and keeping her motivated.

Are there complaints about Dayton Weight Loss Secret?

They are consistent on this, and it is worth reading before you book: it takes work. Charles T. writes that, like anything in life, it takes discipline and following the guidelines. Kristen M. calls it a lifestyle change rather than a fad diet. If you are looking for something that asks nothing of you, this is not it.

Results vary from person to person. The figures above are what individual clients reported in their own public Google reviews and are not a guarantee of what you will experience.

Next: see the before-and-after results, read the questions people ask before they call, or book a free metabolic assessment.