Healthy Living With PlateJoy
The following is sponsored content from PlateJoy that they asked me to share with you. Below it, I will add commentary of my own: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Everyone wants to live a healthier lifestyle, but let's be honest... it's not easy. Whether you're always working or aren't a whiz in the kitchen, life gets in the way sometimes and we fall into bad habits. It's just the way it is, but that doesn't mean it has to stay that way. Enter, PlateJoy! PlateJoy is a meal subscription plan that goes beyond the food. Unlike other meal kit subscriptions,
PlateJoy.com offers more flexibility with tailored plans that include recipes and grocery lists to give you more control. They even offer optional ingredient delivery when you want it, with no packaging waste, and a digital pantry to keep track of what you have and need. Specializing in personalization, they have all the different diet options from classic to trending. Try out the popular Keto Diet or maybe the Paleo Diet might work better with you. Of course, if you're not interested in any particular diet plan, you can go simple with plain clean eating. On top of your unique meal plan, PlateJoy offers a virtual health coach to help support you and health videos to keep you motivated. Start your FREE trial and get ready to feel amazing. Healthy eating made easy. Weekly meal plans and grocery lists, customized to your unique life. Find out more at PlateJoy.com. Get Started Today! Disclaimer: The ideas shared in this article should not replace the advice of your physician and/or nutritionist. It is always best to consult your primary physician when looking into starting a new diet. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ From MommyGyver: I clicked the offer above to take a look for myself and clicked around a bit. I noticed some things on the page that I thought were worth noting:
I found it worth mentioning that PlateJoy has a portion of their website that is titled "Prevent Disease". (the third tab in the screenshot above) If you click this tab, it takes you to the next page:
The insurance-covered version of their plan includes a free scale and a free fitbit device. The self-pay version does not.
To find out if your insurance covers the program, you simply enter your email and insurance company in the field at the bottom of the page. I thought it was worth mentioning for those individuals that might have health risks, want to lose weight, or even those that are fighting diabetes already. It seems like an interesting tool that could provide some meal planning help- and if it's covered by insurance, it's a win. Check it out if you're interested, and try to be the healthiest version of you! Happy dieting!
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