How to Mimic Nutrisystem Without the High Cost: Try the Nutrisystem Diet Program by Yourself
By Benscudder, published May 18, 2007
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Nutrisystem by repuation was effective but expensive, and after I started I could see why. But the real reason I started trying to complement "real" meals with the Nutrisystem packaged ones was that I missed freshness. Nutri-system meals can seem heavy even in small amounts. I notcied that due to stomach discomfort I was avoiding exercise times because i felt too uncomfortable to work out.
For the diet Nutrisystem packaged foods are designed to have large amounts of protein and fiber and salt. I found this was countereffective for myself personally for weight loss. I realized I had mint chocolate crip bars lying in the refrigerator because i feared the tummy rumbles they would cause. Certain dinner meals i could expect to have a bloated period where my system recovered from the soy additives inside.
Before long I had to admit I wasn't really participating in the diet anymore at all. I did like being able to talk to other dieters and read their recipe advice and frustrations about losing weight. I did reduce the amount of total calories I consumed over time. But if I was eating the equivalent of a can of Pringles in sodium a day, I'd rather have the potato chips. So here is some advice for combining the benefits of a Nutri-system diet plan with a chance for it to survive in the "real world".
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Did You Know?
Nutrisystem expects its participants to fork out about $300 a month for packaged foods that must be supplemented with fruits, vegetables, milk, and other groceries.
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