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Been on the Bodychef Premier Diet plan for 2 weeks now, lost 9 lbs. The diet proportions are nice and big and keep me going all day. It doesn't even feel like I am on a diet the food is all fresh and very tasting. It is 93 a week but that only works out to 13 a day. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, desert and all the sides and condiments. Id recommend the plan to anyone i have referred a few of my friends and they love it too. Lets hope the weight stays off The Bodychef | Home Delivery Diets | Healthy Diet Plans | Lose Weight Fast http://www.bodychef.com
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:yaright: This wouldn't be :am: or advertising would it??? Giving you the benefit of the doubt, a friend of mine did a couple of weeks' trial on this type of diet (don't know if it was this exact one), and did like it. She'd been doing Lighter Life but became unable to cope with the whole liquid thing after a while, So going to back to portion-controlled real food did her the world of good, unsurprisingly. HOWEVER. This is still a lot to spend on food, healthy eating is nothing you can't do yourself with a bit of forethought for a fraction of the cost.
Most of the diets I have tried come to over 10 a day by the time I have brought all the ingredients. I like this diet plan for the fact its hassle free, it may be the lazier option but what put me off previous diets is all the effort I had to go through the research, shop, prepare and cook the meals and in the end I didn't see no results. It is good hearty food and is working for me so I am going to continue to diet with the Bodychef until i reach my target
has anyone else tried this diet or one similar?
13 a day! 
You're having a giraffe, aren't you? You can eat healthily on a lot less than that - I don't spend much more than 100 for a week for 4 of us..... and I don't buy crap, by and large. Healthy eating is not rocket science, but possibly may seem difficult at first, particularly if you are not "inclined" (ahem!) to make the "effort" to cook. kateab
You're having a giraffe, aren't you? You can eat healthily on a lot less than that - I don't spend much more than 100 for a week for 4 of us..... and I don't buy crap, by and large. Healthy eating is not rocket science, but possibly may seem difficult at first, particularly if you are not "inclined" (ahem!) to make the "effort" to cook. kateab
That is a lot of weight to lose in 2 weeks, although I believe the first loss would be due to losing water or something? Can I ask, roughly how much you weigh to start with and how much you ideally want to lose? So what is the diet, just boxed meals delivered to your door? (like meals on wheels lol )
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Someone on WLR tried this recently. She said the food is delievered to your door in a box, which you can then put straight into the cupboard, it does not need refrigerating. Sounds like the "food" will be packed full of yummy preservatives to keep it "fresh". She also said you have to add your own fruit/vegetables to is so it made me question just what you get for the money. Sounds like a big waste of cash to me, I'd rather go and buy myself a nice salmon fillet and eat it with fresh veggies than sit and eat some barely edible "soup" that you just add water to 
I was really surprised losing that in two week , they say you can lose 7 lbs in 1 week but that will be mainly water. When I weighed myself two and half weeks ago I was 147 lbs and I ideally want to be around 126 lbs. I tried the diet after seeing a woman on YouTube who lost 9 lbs in her first week on the Bodychef Detox diet. YouTube - One life Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yytOVoWEPwE I think youre talking about another company I received 2 chilled diet hampers full of fresh food with all my breakfasts, lunches, dinners, deserts, sides and condiments. Oh and a meal in the plan is fresh Salmon with veggies with a wedge of lemon [FONT=Wingdings][/FONT]
, they say you can lose 7 lbs in 1 week but that will be mainly water. When I weighed myself two and half weeks ago I was 147 lbs and I ideally want to be around 126 lbs. I tried the diet after seeing a woman on YouTube who lost 9 lbs in her first week on the Bodychef Detox diet. YouTube - One life Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yytOVoWEPwE I think youre talking about another company I received 2 chilled diet hampers full of fresh food with all my breakfasts, lunches, dinners, deserts, sides and condiments. Oh and a meal in the plan is fresh Salmon with veggies with a wedge of lemon [FONT=Wingdings][/FONT]
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I received 2 chilled diet hampers full of fresh food with all my breakfasts, lunches, dinners, deserts, sides and condiments. Oh and a meal in the plan is fresh Salmon with veggies with a wedge of lemon [FONT=Wingdings][/FONT]
For about 5 times the price of what JAG, kateab and I would pay for the same thing! At least it sounds like it's a step up from ready meals and nasty soups. But if you had any sense you'd cancel it now you know what you're supposed to be eating, and start buying the same sort of food for yourself for a fraction of the cost! [/FONT]
Its the same for any convenience food it will be a little more expensivethe food tastes great has no artificial colourings or flavours, just wholesome fresh food thats delivered to your door Yesterday my menu was: Breakfast: natural yoghurt with muesli, apricots & dates Lunch: chicken wrap with mixed salad Dinner: chili con carne with rice Desert: apple & apricot crumble with cream These are not little portions either mine is a 1600 calorie plan, I know what youre saying dammitjanet http://www.handbag.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=61927 but I just want convenience and I know that sounds lazy but Im really enjoying the food, Im losing weight and for what a extra couple a day
Yesterday my menu was: Breakfast: natural yoghurt with muesli, apricots & dates Lunch: chicken wrap with mixed salad Dinner: chili con carne with rice Desert: apple & apricot crumble with cream These are not little portions either mine is a 1600 calorie plan, I know what youre saying dammitjanet http://www.handbag.com/vbulletin/member.php?u=61927 but I just want convenience and I know that sounds lazy but Im really enjoying the food, Im losing weight and for what a extra couple a day
I just can't believe someone would pay 93 a week to feed one person! 
I pay less than that to feed my family and we eat a wide variety of food, especially myself, who is losing weight at the moment and eating a constant supply of food. I also have a genuine question. If you admit to being too lazy to do this now, how do you propose to keep the weight off once you have lost it?
I pay less than that to feed my family and we eat a wide variety of food, especially myself, who is losing weight at the moment and eating a constant supply of food. I also have a genuine question. If you admit to being too lazy to do this now, how do you propose to keep the weight off once you have lost it?
Actually I can see one positive to this - if the food is already prepared for you, you are not there picking at food whilst you are cooking it - that is always my downfall! Bet they do not do a veggie one though!
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I also have a genuine question. If you admit to being too lazy to do this now, how do you propose to keep the weight off once you have lost it?
Nail. On. Head. kateab
I don't like the task of having to research every meal I am going to eat and always worrying about counting calories, I also don't like eating the same foods day in and day out :boohoo: Ive tried many plans and Ive always failed to lose weight and feel good at the same time, why should i punish my body to lose weight by eating cabbage soups or drinking shakes :confused: Were all have failed though Bodychef has come to my aid I love the food and its very tasty and no counting calories or preparation is needed so I would rather pay the extra money and receive the full eating plan that will help me lose weight. You may think its expensive but you don't know the quality of service you receive, so im extremely happy with my progress and hope to hit my target weight soon. There is a vegetarian plan, my friend is on it and she is chuffed with the food
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why should i punish my body to lose weight by eating cabbage soups or drinking shakes :confused:
Where has anyone said that you should? :confused: Just incase you missed it, I'll post it again: Quoted:
I also have a genuine question. If you admit to being too lazy to do this now, how do you propose to keep the weight off once you have lost it? [
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