Finding it hard to eat healthily? Jane Plan is here to save us from our lockdown slump.
Staying on top of healthy eating habits can be hugely difficult in times of emotional stress. Whether you're finding it difficult not to constantly snack while working from home, or a lack of energy has you reaching for ready meals, our diet is just one more thing we don't need to worry about at the moment.
Luckily, Jane Plan are here to help. The award-winning diet delivery plan are offering w&h readers a brilliant £25 off their first month – so you can lose weight simply, effectively and safely.
Jane Plan: get £25 off your first month with code WH25
Plans from £7.10 per day | Janeplan.com
We've partnered with Jane Plan, the award-winning diet plan that delivers straight to your door, to get our readers £25 off their first month. With plans starting from just £7.10 per day and including breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack, with our reader offer you could start to lose weight for less than £5 per day! To redeem visit www.janeplan.com or call 020 3489 4770 and quote WH25.
But it's much more than delicious, calorie controlled meals that you'll get with this one. (Although that certainly helps.)
Each plan also includes your own free step-by-step guide, access to the Jane Plan client support area, dedicated weekly support to help you stay on track, and your own personalised menu.
We love that Jane Plan take a 'one size does not fit all' approach to their diet plans – so while most of their plans tot up to 1200 calories a day, this can be adjusted to suit your needs.
Unsurprisingly, Jane Plan boasts hundreds of five star reviews, with customers calling their meals 'really tasty', and an 'absolutely great way to lose weight'.
It couldn't be easier to redeem this brilliant reader offer. To get £25 off your first month, simply visit www.janeplan.com or call 020 3489 4770 and quote WH25.
With Christmas just around the corner, there's never been a better time to give it a go.
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