What is the Sunfare Diet?

A program that supports the “intermittent fasting” approach to eating, which means only eating within the same designated eight hour time frame each day, then letting your body digest and recover.

How do I cancel my Sunfare account?

You can cancel a day in one of two ways: 1) Just click the ‘x’ in any cell on your monthly calendar to cancel that day, or 2) click the “Cancel the Day” button in the daily menu page.

What is the Optavia weight loss program?

The Optavia diet is a low calorie, reduced carb program that combines packaged foods, homemade meals, and personalized coaching to encourage weight loss. The program includes several plans to choose from, all of which involve a mixture of prepackaged Optavia Fuelings and homemade entrées known as Lean and Green meals.

How much do OPTAVIA reps make?

By helping just 11 to 17 people in a month, you could potentially earn between $1000 – $2000. Here are two more examples: Example 3: If 11 of those people ordered an OPTAVIA Optimal Essential Kit at $356.15 in a month, you could potentially earn 27%…for a total of $1,057.77.

Do OPTAVIA coaches get paid?

OPTAVIA Coaches are compensated based on orders placed by their personally Sponsored and supported Clients. A Client can order online via a Coach’s personalized co-branded website (which is provided by the Company) or by calling 1.888. OPTAVIA.

Is the OPTAVIA diet worth it?

The diet focuses on lean proteins and non-starchy vegetables and highly discourages sweets and higher calorie foods. Experts do not recommend the diet. The 2021 U.S. News and World Report Best Diets ranks the Optavia Diet number 28 in Best Diets Overall and gives it a score of 2.6/5.

Can you eat pizza on OPTAVIA?

Real Good Foods has personal pizzas, breakfast pizzas, and enchiladas all approved on the Medifast/ Optavia plan! Their pizzas are only 4 grams of carbs and are made from chicken and parmesan!

Why is OPTAVIA unhealthy?

Does OPTAVIA have any health risks? Studies haven’t shown major problems with OPTAVIA. Side effects might include leg cramps, dizziness or fatigue, headaches, loose skin, hair loss, rashes, gas, diarrhea, bad breath, gallstones or gallbladder disease for those at risk, constipation and (for women) menstrual changes.