One of the great surprises that came with the first release of My Virtual Model in 1998 is how fast people discovered how to use it for weight loss visualisation. You can now find thousands of personal pages, blogs, forums and online communities using MVM for free.And we love it as much as users seem to love MVM!
Lise The Loser’s Weblog: "Found something pretty fun - a virtual weight loss simulator from Prevention. Just plug in your current weight and your goal weight and you have a mini-you... now and at your ideal weight."
Virtual Weight Loss Simulator
JAY75REY's Blog: "I've seen other virtual model images on Spark People so I got to My Virtual Model's website and made one for me. I really like it because it helps me visualize the changes that have already occurred due to my weight loss. I feel better and know my clothes fit better, but it's nice to see a "before and after"."
Fun with My Virtual Model
eHow: "A visual aid can really help with a goal. Now there is a website that will allow you to enhance your weight loss plan by creating virtual person."
How to Create a Virtual Person for Weight Loss Plans
WHYY.org: "One of the culprits quoted in America’s struggle with expanding waist lines is "too much screen time" - time spent online or playing computer games. But researchers are observing that the computer can be a helpful tool in weight loss."
Health & Science: Technology and weight loss
Suite101.com: "My Virtual Model is a site where you can create a model by inputting data to change the features to look as much like you as possible. You can specify hair color; choose a hair style that is similar to yours, eye color, height, weight, body shape and more."
Visualize Yourself Thin: Picture Your Weight Loss Goal to Stay Motivated
ThatsFit: "If you're like me and hate to have you're picture taken, My Virtual Model is another option for people who want a glimpse of their future, fitter selves."
Picture Yourself Thin - Virtual Models as Weight Loss Motivators
CalorieLab: "Users say the virtual models aren’t perfect, but there are a lot of variables you can tinker with to make them quite similar to your own body shape."
My Virtual Model shows the diet ‘after,’ before
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