Paleo Plan Review

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Paleo Plan

• Cost: $9.99/month
• $49/six months
• $89/twelve months
• 14-day risk-free trial

You've probably heard people at the office, at school, or at the gym raving about how much weight they lost while "going paleo". What is a paleo diet? In a nutshell (pun intended), this popular diet seeks to imitate the types of food people ate before the time of the Agricultural Revolution: in other words, meats, seafood, eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, and some nuts and seeds. Sound good so far?

Here's what you won't find in the paleo diet: refined sugars and grains, dairy, trans fats, high glycemic-index carbohydrates, and processed foods. Why? These foods may be related to weight gain, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and other health problems.

Ideal for those who:

• Love eating meat, seafood, eggs, fresh vegetables and fruits
• Have time to shop and cook
• Need a diet plan that's effective for diabetics

Not ideal for those who:

• Don't eat meat
• Aren't willing to give up refined sugar, grains, and dairy
• Don't enjoy cooking

You might be thinking, "Well, great. I'm all for a good steak, but I can't eat that three times a day. How on earth can I 'go paleo' for every single meal and snack?" Here's where Paleo Plan comes to the rescue.

Paleo Plan gives you a "complete paleo meal planning system", to make it as hassle-free - and tasty - as possible to follow your eating plan. With your subscription, you'll get a menu via email once a week with 3 meals and a snack for each day. The menu comes with shopping and prep lists, and every recipe can be customized to match your dietary needs, family size, and preferences. Your menu may include omelet muffins for breakfast, creamy bacon and parsnip soup for lunch, slow cooker turkey meatballs with cauliflower rice for dinner, and a chili-lime broiled avocado for a healthy snack.

You will also appreciate that all of the meals in your Paleo Plan are designed to use up all of the ingredients on your shopping list, and sometimes your meals will incorporate leftovers from previous days' recipes: great ways to minimize waste and have much easier prep time.

Paleo Plan definitely won't break the bank. All of their diet plans come with a 14-day risk-free trial, so you'll know exactly what you're getting before you commit to a subscription. You can pay month-to-month for a subscription fee of $9.99. If you want to save 20%, a 6-month subscription costs $49, or get a 25% savings by selecting the 12-month plan for $89.

This is a great option if you want to try a paleo diet or just need some structured input and recommendations for your paleo-style eating plan. Will it help you lose weight? Maybe, maybe not. There's nothing built into this popular diet plan that is specifically structured to do that. For example, if you eat five avocados and 16 oz. of steak every day, you won't have a food tracker to show you how many calories you're taking in. Most nutritionists agree that, in order to lose weight, you need to use more calories in a day than you get from what you eat - so you might need extra tools if your focus is weight loss.

Many people who try paleo experience weight loss at first, but then it tapers off. Some say that it's because of boredom: they miss having a glass of milk and a cookie, and there's only so much bacon you can eat before you get tired of it. For a lot of people, the paleo diet doesn't have the variety of food they're looking for, making it a challenge to adapt to this lifestyle for a lifetime.

But, if you've decided that you want to try it for yourself, Paleo Plan is a great resource to help you add a wider range of recipes to your repertoire, and that could help you accomplish your weight loss or other health goals on the paleo diet.