Would anyone buy 1200 calorie diet ready made ,home delivered meals?

Answer 1

yeah, I think others have beat you to it..Nutrisystem, Jenny Craig, Sugar Solution

Answer 2

I have used a meal service in the past, when beginning a new workout regime with a trainer. The service I used delivered five meals a day, along with heating instructions. All meals were made to strict dietary guidelines - low sodium, good carb/protein/fat proportions. I signed up for six weeks and during that time (mind you I was also meeting a personal trainer 5 days a week) I lost around 10 pounds.

The service I used is based in South Florida and is called "Door to Door Diet". There are many other services available, though.
It was expensive but worth it!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

To be honest you're better off eating a full, balanced diet at regular intervals, preferably not eating after 9pm and doing more exercise - swimming and walking are especially good.

I've eaten those low calore/weight watcher type meals now and again though for a change and when I don't have time to cook or am getting bored with the same meals over and over or a combination of them but I wouldn't eat them regularly all the time, no.

Hope that helps and good luck! :)

Answer 5

Actually it is big business now. There do exist caterers that deliver hot diet meals based on individual needs. So if you are on the Aitkins diet, or the Zone diet, or whatever else, the caterer makes the meal to suit it.

Answer 6

No. I have been thoroughly put off the idea (even if it were feasible in my case, which it isn't) by a TV ad in which one of the most irritating women I have ever seen or heard talks about how wonderful they are and how they have saved her marriage. Every now and then she cackles insanely. If that's how you turn out after eating them, no thank you very much!

Answer 7

Set your pc alarm to ring hourly—stand way up for 1 to 5 minutes each and every time it goes off.

Answer 8

On breakfast, go ahead and ingest orange juice. But throughout the rest of the day, focus on water rather then juice or soda

Answer 9

there are plenty of people who do buy these diet systems, and some do work.

the problem with this type of diet is the fact that in order to *keep* the weight off, you have to continue to buy their food for life. for the most part, the companies that produce these sorts of home delivery systems won't teach you how to cook/prepare food for yourself, as they'd love for you to spend your money on their food.

if you've got lots of money to spare, that's fine.

if not - go with something else.

Answer 10

yes - I'd even buy my whole day's meals ready made & to be delivered too.

Answer 11

Yes definitely. If they already exist they are not readily available in England.

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