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There are nutritionists and a motivational team whom you can talk to if you want advice or are finding things hard, and you can make friends with other dieters and share your successes using the facilities on site. There are is a chat room that’s open 24 hours a day on the site, and online meetings that you can attend at least once per week. There’s also support groups and you can set up your online circle of friends as well, so that you can share things with specific people that you meet.

The way the site is set up, if you are looking to lose weight, then you are set a goal weight that you are aiming for when you begin. This is calculated using the BMI index and will set a goal weight that’s in the healthy band for someone of your height and age etc. If that’s a goal that’s too far away it can however be adjusted to suit you as they are quite flexible. There are also alternatives that are not BMI based, and that target specific problems or worries such as gluten free, heart smart, low fat, low sugar, or diabetes. All of these can come with meal plans and also shopping lists so that you know exactly what to buy each week so that you can stick to your meal plan. Obviously the shopping lists are based on shopping at Tesco stores and rely on a lot of their own products. Certainly the idea of a specific shopping list is something that really isn’t tackled by any other diet sites that I know of, and is a very good idea if you really aren’t at all sure where to begin and want the extra guidance that this will offer you.

The site is well laid out, with lots of information on nutrition and healthy eating generally. There is a section which gives the credentials of the nutrition team so you know that the people you are talking to are qualified and know what they are talking about. There is a section on success stories, designed to help motivate you and to show you how well the different plans on the site have worked for other people. Another section gives information and articles about things like fitness, food and recipes and how to get motivated.

The cost per week is £2.99 and can be paid using Mastercard or Visa credit card, or Maestro, Visa Electron, Delta, Laser or Solo debit cards. You have to be over 18 yrs to join. If you hold a Tesco club card, you can get points back at a ratio of 1 point per £1 spent (the same as in stores). When you click to sign up, you fill in various details to show what sort of diet you are looking for, whether your goal is to lose a lot of weight or just a little, your height, weight, motivation for losing weight and a variety of other things besides. All this information will help them to help you as you go.

The company has recognised that people who live healthy lifestyles and go to the gym regularly are less likely to claim on their insurance, so promoting the company this way is of benefit to them as they hope that through this scheme their insured members will get healthier and have less problems.

When you sign up for the medical insurance they work out your personal health plan as you would expect, and tell you what the monthly fee would be. Then, you also get the chance to sign up to a gym membership as well. To do this, you put in your locality and can choose which gym that’s local to you, you’d like to be a member of. Then you simply pay a one off activation fee of £25 to join your chosen gym be it LA Fitness, Cannons or Virgin Active, and £25 a month for the first three months of your gym membership. As long as during this first 3 months you have visited the gym an AVERAGE of twice a week or more, your membership will then be subsidised by PruHealth and will be free at standard LA Fitness or Cannons health clubs, and if you’ve chosen a Virgin Active club it will be either £5 or £15 a month depending on the club. You need to continue to visit the gym an AVERAGE of twice a week over each 3 month period, and as long as you do this, your membership will remain subsidised.

The basic catch with this offer is that you do have to make sure you visit the gym an average of twice a week each quarter. The reason for this is that your card is swiped when you enter and that shows to PruHealth that you are visiting the gym regularly. If your number of visits drops down below the average 2 per week, then you will start paying fees on a sliding scale according to how often you do visit. Sounds a bit odd I know, but as the idea is that PruHealth are rewarding their clients for getting fit and staying fit, this is how it works.

If you are already a PruHealth policy holder and took the old 6 month free gym membership offer you will be moved to the new gym membership model when your policy comes up for renewal. It is possible to cancel and renew immediately, but is only worth doing this if you are outside of the 6 months free gym membership period, and are prepared to pay the £25 activation fee (you won’t pay this if you’re moved across automatically on policy renewal).

If you already have membership at either Cannons or Virgin Active, you will need to wait till your contract with them ends before you can move over to the PruHealth scheme. If you are a member of LA Fitness, you can switch to the PruHealth scheme with immediate effect however.

If you have been planning on taking out gym membership, then this is definitely an offer worth investigating particularly if you are reasonably young and without many health issues, as your premiums with PruHealth are liable to be lower than the cost of a standard gym membership, and even taking into account the £25 activation fee and first three months at £25 you will probably still find yourself paying less.

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