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<blockquote data-quote="RobOwen" data-source="post: 875175" data-attributes="member: 170081"><p>Like I mentioned earlier, they are so simple. I can't do with "faffing around" measuring, calculating, etc. They contain all the nutritional balance you require, whereas other brands sometimes lack that and people supplement with multi vitamins, etc., guessing at what they need. It worked out at less than £1 per meal for me, so wasn't THAT expensive compared to what I haven't spent on "real food" over the same period either.</p><p></p><p>Some may baulk at the processed nature of the product, but I felt it was an acceptable short-term price to pay compared to the long-term health benefits the plan would kick-start. I am the sort of person who needs to see measureable results relatively quickly, so don't do well on longer term diets.</p><p></p><p>The ND isn't a total panacea though and I am encouraged that others have maintained their achievements on LCHF, as a return to old habits would no doubt reverse the progress achieved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RobOwen, post: 875175, member: 170081"] Like I mentioned earlier, they are so simple. I can't do with "faffing around" measuring, calculating, etc. They contain all the nutritional balance you require, whereas other brands sometimes lack that and people supplement with multi vitamins, etc., guessing at what they need. It worked out at less than £1 per meal for me, so wasn't THAT expensive compared to what I haven't spent on "real food" over the same period either. Some may baulk at the processed nature of the product, but I felt it was an acceptable short-term price to pay compared to the long-term health benefits the plan would kick-start. I am the sort of person who needs to see measureable results relatively quickly, so don't do well on longer term diets. The ND isn't a total panacea though and I am encouraged that others have maintained their achievements on LCHF, as a return to old habits would no doubt reverse the progress achieved. [/QUOTE]
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