Save Money With Healthier Eating Habits

BalanceonaBudget.com announces new corporate pricing plans to supplement their already low individual subscription plans so you can offer large numbers of members of your organization access to this site to save them time and money and improve their health in order to help combat the growing financial strain to companies caused by the nations obesity epidemic.

(PRWEB) October 21, 2003 --In light of the growing concerns of corporate America about the increasing costs of the nations obesity epidemic, Balance on a Budget has introduced new prices for companies to offer their plan to employees. With an estimated $12 billion dollar price tag for sick days and medical claims due to weight-related issues (according to the Washington Business Group on Health), promoting healthier eating habits of employees is proving to be cost-effective.

The website, www.BalanceonaBudget.com, provides weekly menus of nutritionally balanced recipes with complete grocery lists for busy families who want a healthier diet, but dont have time to do the necessary planning.

Most people know they should be making healthier food choices, and want to," says Karin Kelly, co-founder and former weight-loss counselor, but they have neither the time nor nutritional knowledge to do so. And most weight-loss and nutritious eating plans are either cost-prohibitive or too planning-intensive for many of todays working families. With this plan, one trip to the grocery store a week with the provided shopping list can have a healthy dinner on the table in just about the same time as a trip to the local fast-food drive-thru for less money and with no calorie calculations or weekly meetings to attend."

Meal planning makes me crazy!", claims conceptualist and co-founder Kathleen Watkins who is a self-admittedly uninspired cook. Once I realized how easy it was to follow this plan, I knew we had to make it available to other busy moms. We plan your meals so you can plan your life!"

Balance on a Budget menu plans average less than 1200 calories per day at an approximate breakdown of 33% each protein, carbohydrate, and (mostly good") fat. Including nearly 100% of most recommended vitamins and minerals, these menus eliminate the risk of malnourishment associated with many diet plans.

Annie H. of Redding, CA says, "This is great - I just started, but so far the recipes are yummy, and so balanced! I've always cooked at home a lot, but it's such a hassle to plan and make sure everything is balanced...Everything is easy to find and ‘whole not processed - I like that a lot!".

Subscribers get meal plans and recipes for three meals a day, seven days a week, and complete weekly grocery shopping lists. Meals average less than $2.50 per person, creating greater savings than the subscription cost. The rate for individual subscribers is $14.95 per month, but now, gyms, personal trainers, doctors, and companies can offer this service to their clients, patients, and employees at 3 to 13 percent of individual rates. Corporate password packages are available at 25 active passwords for only $50 per month; 50 passwords for $75 per month; 100 passwords for $100 per month; 500 passwords for $375 per month; and 1000 passwords for just $500 per month.
###