Contributed by Janet Moss.
According to the Center for Disease Control, roughly 78 million Americans have a cholesterol range that puts them at high risk for stroke or heart disease. While exercise is a key part of keeping your cholesterol in a healthy range, you’ll get nowhere if you don’t change your diet. Unfortunately, making changes to one’s diet is easier said than done for most people.
These people have one thing in common – they don’t make good food choices. Using a meal prep delivery makes it easy to make good food choices. Let’s look at three ways meal prep delivery helps you keep your cholesterol in check.
Imagine you want to take a trip to your state’s capital. You don’t plan your route at all. Instead, you just drive in the general direction of your destination. You’re bound to make bad decisions that get you lost and add time to your trip. Your diet works the same way.
If you don’t plan out what you’re going to eat for each meal on a weekly basis, you’ll gravitate towards the quick options that are high in cholesterol. The reason for this is we tend to make bad food choices when faced with too much choice. We don’t know what to cook for ourselves, so instead of buying ingredients, we buy a pre-made meal.