The Naturhouse 3-week pack corresponds to the attack phase of the program, during which the expenditure on dietary supplements is the most concentrated. Understanding the pricing structure during this period allows for a balance between the actual cost of the follow-up and the nutritional value of the prescribed products.
Composition of the 3-week pack and cost breakdown by item
The Naturhouse attack pack includes several exclusive dietary supplement references (drainers, burners, protein substitutes) associated with a personalized dietary plan. Weekly consultations at the center are presented as free, but the actual cost is concentrated on the mandatory purchase of products at each visit.
With an average weekly basket announced between 35 and 40 euros by the brand itself, three weeks of follow-up represent a product budget ranging from 105 to 120 euros. This amount only covers dietary supplements, not the household’s regular food.
We observe that some centers add complementary references (slimming cosmetics, detox products) that increase the bill beyond the official average basket. The exact list of products depends on the initial assessment conducted by the dietitian, making any generic estimate approximate. Before committing, ask for a written detail of the product protocol for your first three weeks, reference by reference.
To better understand the pricing logic applied during this period, the prices of the Naturhouse 3-week pack deserve careful reading that goes beyond the simple average basket displayed in the window.
Seasonal promotions and discounts on the Naturhouse attack phase
The pricing policy of Naturhouse is not fixed throughout the year. Occasional promotions regularly appear during the first weeks of the program, with discounts of up to 10% on the attack phase, especially during the summer. These offers are communicated directly by the dietitians at the centers, often via social media.
The catalog price does not always reflect the actual price paid. From one center to another, the margin for negotiation varies, as each point of sale operates as a franchise. Two clients in two different cities may pay different amounts for the same protocol.
The brand also offers seasonal packaged deals (holiday boxes, beauty and anti-aging packs) that bundle several products at reduced prices. These boxes do not replace the initial attack pack but can be added to it, complicating the reading of the total budget. We recommend clearly distinguishing three items:
- The cost of the dietary supplements of the weight loss protocol stricto sensu (drainers, substitutes, burners)
- The additional products offered as a complement (cosmetics, detox, wellness)
- Any transportation costs if the nearest center requires weekly travel
Remote follow-up and its impact on the price of the Naturhouse pack
Naturhouse has deployed a teleconsultation channel that significantly alters the financial equation of the 3-week pack. Digital follow-up reduces travel expenses and allows for more flexible appointments, which can represent a significant saving for clients far from a center.
However, the model remains the same regarding products: dietary supplements must still be purchased, whether the consultation takes place in the center or via video. Therefore, remote follow-up only changes the logistical component of the cost, not the product component.
The benefit of the digital format is especially significant for those who incur transportation costs and have scheduling constraints. For a 3-week pack with three consultations, saving a weekly round trip to the center makes the overall assessment more favorable without altering the dietary protocol.
Comparing the cost of Naturhouse 3 weeks with private dietary follow-up
The Naturhouse model relies on free consultations funded by the sale of exclusive dietary supplements. Follow-up with a private dietitian works the opposite way: the consultation is paid, but no product purchase is required.
The relevant comparison concerns the total cost, including products, not just the consultation price. Over three weeks, the Naturhouse budget is primarily in dietary supplements. A private follow-up over the same duration (two to three consultations) represents a variable cost depending on the region and practitioner, sometimes partially covered by health insurance.
Three criteria separate the two approaches financially:
- The predictability of the budget: at Naturhouse, the amount depends on the product basket prescribed at each visit, which can fluctuate; with a private dietitian, the fee per session is set in advance
- Dependence on products: the Naturhouse program systematically combines dietary supplements and a dietary plan, whereas a private dietitian works solely on regular food
- Coverage by health insurance: some private dietary consultations benefit from partial reimbursement within coordinated care pathways, which is not the case for purchases of Naturhouse supplements
The Naturhouse network, present in several dozen countries and comprising several hundred centers in France, relies on a dense territorial network. This geographical accessibility is a real advantage for clients in rural areas, where private dietitians are sometimes scarce.
The choice between these two formulas depends less on the displayed price than on the client’s ability to maintain their results once the program is completed. A Naturhouse 3-week pack initiates the weight loss dynamic, but the long-term cost is determined in the months following the cessation of products. Integrating this projection into the initial calculation avoids unpleasant budget surprises.