Beyonce launches meat-free meals-on-wheels after completing 22-day 'plant-based' challenge
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Her figure is the envy of women around the world thanks to her slim yet curvaceous shape.
And now fans of Beyonce can emulate the very diet that got her there, by going vegan with the star's new food delivery service.
The 33-year-old has partnered with her personal trainer Marco Borges to create an on-demand service called 22 Days Nutrition.
Singer Beyonce has launched a on-demand vegan delivery service with her trainer Marco Borges that lasts for 22 days
The idea behind the 22 day plan is that it takes 21 days to break your unhealthy eating habits.
All
of the meals in the plan will be 100 per cent plant-based and delivered
once a week, with all ingredients non-GMO, gluten-free, soy-free,
dairy-free and organic.
The prices start as low as $9.24 (£6.15) per meal and you can choose to have one, two or three meals delivered per day.
Sample dishes include curry fried rice with vegetables, almond berry breakfast loaf and fajita breakfast beans.
Beyonce said of the plan: 'All you have to do is try. If I can do it, anyone can.'
22 Days nutrition is delivered directly to your door and meals start for as little as $9.24 per dish
Her
business partner Borges added: 'We all know the importance and value of
eating plant-based foods but often times find ourselves trapped in a
series of bad habits that sabotage optimum wellness.
'The Vegan Meal Delivery program makes it easier to reset your habits with healthy and delicious plant-based foods.'
Beyonce
first decided to try veganism herself at the end of 2013, when she and
her husband Jay Z dramatically slimmed down after following the healthy
eating plan.
Jay
posted about the plan on his Life and Times website saying: 'On
December 3, one day before my 44th birthday, I will embark on a 22 Days
challenge to go completely vegan, or as I prefer to call it,
plant-based!
When Beyonce went vegan at the end of
2013, she took great delight in sharing photos of the delicious food
that she had been eating
He
continued: 'This all began a few months back when a good friend and
vegan challenged me to embrace a 'plant-based breakfast' every day.
'It was surprisingly easier on me than I thought ... PS: B is also joining me.'
Beyonce then posted a series of Instagram pictures detailing some of their meals, which included vegan macaroni cheese.
They were also spotted eating out at Vegan restaurant called Crossroads in Los Angeles.
Singer
Jennifer Lopez is also a fan of the plan and has previously said: 'You
do feel better. I do recommend the vegan diet because you wake up and
feel great!'.
It has previously been reported that vegans are, on average, 10 to 20 pounds lighter than their meat-eating counterparts.
Now fans of the singer can emulate the diet that she undertook by signing up the the 22 Days Nutrition plan
FEMAIL spoke to Lifesum nutritionist Lovisa Nilsson, who said that a vegan diet can be good for your health.
She
said: 'A vegan diet has several health benefits, including lowering
blood pressure and cholesterol, which reduces the risk of heart disease,
cancer and type 2 diabetes.
'Plant-based
foods are a good source of protein, whilst whole grains, vegetables and
legumes are low in fat (especially saturated fat), high in dietary
fibre and contain no cholesterol.
'Aside
from the abundance of health benefits, a vegan diet is also addressing
environmental and ethical concerns which makes the vegan lifestyle even
more appealing.'
Beyonce and Jay both went on the diet with Jay Z saying that he found it easier than he had expected to
Lovisa cautions that anyone deciding to try out veganism needs to make sure they keep their diet balanced though.
She
said: 'Eliminating animal products makes it more difficult to keep a
well-balanced diet, and vegans often lack essential nutrients, such as
vitamins B-12 and D, calcium and omega-3 fatty acids.
'Although
many plant-based foods contain protein, such as beans and tofu, it is
often not enough; deficiency and iron anaemia is another issue when
replacing meat with other products.
'A
vegan diet lacks vitamin B-12, which is essential for the function of
every cell in our bodies. B-12 can only be found in certain types of
algae.
'Embarking
on a vegan meal plan is a big change for the body, and as with any
diet, education and planning are vital in order to ensure you get a
balanced diet of vitamins and nutrition.
'I
would also suggest consulting a nutritionist or a doctor to make sure
you are suited for this diet and that it is nutritionally wholesome.
'And
keep in mind that becoming vegan doesn't automatically make you
healthier, and perhaps it is not necessary to make a full-fledged
lifestyle change.'
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