I haven't tried it, but wouldn't be inclined to. Like any other purchased plan, you will have to figure out what you are going to do after it's over. I don't think you want to use that in the long term, as I'm guessing it could get expensive having meals delivered.

I'd say you just need to make better choices with your "grab and go" food. It only takes a couple minutes to toast a piece of bread and microwave an egg, or pour yourself a bowl of cereal with skim milk, or make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. How much time does it take to prepare a piece of fruit or a bag of baby carrots? You can get fast food sandwiches that are healthy, salads at fast food restaurants, and so forth.

Not concerned about what to do after it's over, I know how to eat, but how I have eaten is not working now. I just need to get through a rough patch of overemployment. Fast food here is gas stations. Sorry, there are no good options there. But you're right, I need to come up with some decent ideas and find time to grocery shop. Hypoglycmia is limiting. Can't eat fruit by itself, cereal is a no no, pb&j, is too much sugar, they are all fine things if I have enough protein with them to help me. So far I've come up with string cheese.

Hard boiled eggs, nuts, beef jerky (except has high sodium) all make pretty good low carbohydrate snacks. I kind of like cowboy caviar (I think it's also called black bean salsa) too. It's real easy to make. I eat it with tortilla chips but it is also good as a side dish with meals.

Fat loss diet program is the easiest and fastest way to lose weight without skipping meals. Probably, people�s instinct on losing weight is to have lesser meals per day which is not true in science because your body needs to eat something to release hormones on to your bloodstream which controls the storage and burning of fats.