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Detox In The New Year With Cook! SF
Feeling sluggish from all the holiday indulgence? Most of you probably have the long-term goal to become healthier in the new year. For those in the SF Bay Area, you're in luck. Cook! SF has a delicious Real Detox meal program that's coming up in January.
Say goodbye to that awful lemon juice cleanse. You can actually lose weight, feel better and improve your mental clarity by eating whole, organic foods. To make your life easier, Cook! SF will prepare and deliver all the meals to you each week. Each dish is prepared with local ingredients and is free of all preservatives, trans-fats, and high fructose corn syrup.
Their meal kits are all pre-portioned and take only 15-20 minutes to cook. They also offer vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options. I tried one of their seafood meals and it's really flavorful for a 'detox' meal. The portion I got was so big I could have split it into two meals.
You can sign up for a 1 or 2 week plan. Based on Dr. Mark Hyman's Ultra Metabolism menu recommendations, this is probably one of the safest ways to nourish your body without starvation, suffering through meal replacement shakes, or popping tons of herbal supplements.
If you sign up for the detox before December 31, you'll also get a $20 gift certificate.
For editorial consideration, a product sample was provided for this review.
Tagged as: cooking, detox, dinner, food, health, Lifestyle, organic ingredients, San Francisco
Comments
Love their detox! It's surprisingly yummy and really helpful.
Posted by: Sonja | December 28, 2009 2:01 PM
this is awesome. wish jersey had something like this. i love dr. hyman. he taught one of my classes earlier this year.
Posted by: Karla | December 29, 2009 4:42 PM
I have been looking for a good book to help me get through my diet. In the end I googled it and found this site http://www.hungryforweightloss.com.
They are giving away a free ebook called "365 tips for healthy living". I didn't expect it to be any good because it's free but it's actually brilliant so I thought i'd share it here :)
Posted by: TrackerJack | February 9, 2010 6:06 AM