Monday, June 3, 2013

Food Diet Plans - What You Should Know About Their Costs

It is not unreasonable to think that you should have to purchase an actual diet plan when you are starting a weight loss program. The majority of people truly (and sincerely) don't know how to lose weight. The cost of a good diet plan is needed because you need a well thought out plan that will guide you toward your weight loss goals. The problem arises from companies that sell food diet plans where the extra expense and fees outside of the plan itself are excessive.

An initial (an affordable) one-time investment in a diet plan is often necessary. There should be an investment because you are likely to follow through with the plan if you have a financial investment in it. You are also using your hard-earned money to purchase something that will have a positive impact on your health and your lifestyle.

Companies that sell food diets are in the business of making money and although they may claim to have your best interests at heart they are equally, if not more so, concerned about their bottom line. These companies sell you plans that require you to eat a percentage of your daily meals from the very company that you purchased the plan from. These meals are often sold to you at outrageous prices. So what you are really paying for is a convenience. You don't have to prepare the meals - they are prepackaged and ready to eat. What you have to ask yourself is this convenience really worth the hundreds of extra dollars per month that you will spend for it?

The cost of diet plans usually have a start up fee to join and then a monthly expense of $250 to $300 for their meals. You could spend $500 to $600 the first month just to get started. Think about this - what if you took that money and simply purchased better foods at the grocery store? You wouldn't pay nearly as much and you would be taking ownership of your new, healthy lifestyle.

Companies that sell food diets have established what are known as continuation programs. These work by getting you in the door, setting up your monthly payments then hoping you will forget about them and keep on paying them even if you are not using the actual diet plan. It is clever marketing and it works. Ultimately you have to make the choice. You can control every aspect of your weight loss journey and it shouldn't cost you your life savings to get there!








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Peter Harris is a health care professional and author and writes frequently about diet, exercise and nutrition.

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