Dancing with the Stars Diet, Freshology is what the Celebs Eat
As Seen In The Examiner
November 7, 2011
Chaz Bono lost 18 pounds. Nancy Grace lost 23 pounds. The latest craze for losing inches like the stars on Dancing with the Stars has been revealed and it is called “Freshology.” Detailing exactly how those pounds come off, half of the effort is moving the body while learning the steps for the ballroom and the other half is the special diet offered to the stars. On Monday the details of “Freshology” were shared by some of the stars on the reality dancing show during Good Morning America and it is a diet available to the public so anyone can lose the weight.
“I went on that and I went on a workout plan and lost 35 pounds in nine weeks,” said Ricki Lake explaining what happened when she used the diet.
A daily meal plan that some who have been on the show swears by, it is a food company that offers calorie controlled organic meals that will increase energy and is good for the body. Food is dropped at the doorstep after ordered with breakfast, lunch and dinners covered so all that needs to be done is heat (or eat cold) and serve.
The plan isn’t just used by the Dancing with the Stars celebrity cast. Thousands of people also eat the healthy food and many of those are stars living in the Los Angeles area. With perfect portions, there is no worry of overindulging and getting healthy choices, the only option is to eat when hungry, even on the go.
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Getslim with the Stars home meal delivery and healthy living program offers a five-star, calorie-controlled program from Freshology featuring meals prepared with the finest, all-natural ingredients available for optimal taste and greatest nutritional benefit. Inspired by the Dancers' favorite dishes and hand-crafted by top chefs in Freshology's state-of-the-art kitchen, Getslim with the Stars features 10, 14, 20 and 28-day programs that include breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert delivered fresh to clients' doorsteps anywhere in the U.S. Clients can also expect help in maintaining a healthy lifestyle with program add-ons including all-natural health bars as they dance off the weight with limited edition fitness DVDs from the show's top professional dancers.
Getslim with the Stars offers customers fresh gourmet meals, utilizing creative menus that rely on premium ingredients, all-natural lean proteins, low glycemic fruits, vegetables and whole grains. The Fresh meal delivery program is available at $45.95 per day for female portions, which include between 1100-1350 calories, and $47.95 for male portions, which include between 1600-1800 calories.
'Whether customers are looking for a full-body slim down or to eat right while managing a hectic schedule, Getslim with the Stars takes the effort and guess work out of maintaining a healthy lifestyle,' added DeMann. 'Past celebrity contestants like Mario Lopez, Stacy Keibler, Marlee Matlin and Kyle Massey as well as dancers Derek Hough and Anna Trebunskaya have all enjoyed Freshology while on the show; now the rest of America can have the same experience.'
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About Freshology:
As the nation's premier gourmet, home meal-delivery service, Freshology serves health-conscious consumers throughout the U.S. with delicious, epicurean diet food via its national programs Freshology Gold, THE EDGE and FreshMommy. All of Freshology's Southern California-based calorie-controlled programs - FreshDining, FreshLite, FreshMommy, Lifestyle and THE EDGE Local - pair great-tasting, gourmet dishes with healthy ingredients and are delivered to clients' doors daily. Certain Freshology meal programs can be customized based on weight loss goals, likes and dislikes and medical requirements. Freshology receives consistent national media attention for its celebrity appeal, weight loss success stories, and five-star menu in outlets including Woman's World, People Magazine, US Weekly, In Touch Weekly, and OK! Magazine, among others.