Beyoncé Diet Plan

American superstar Beyoncé began her career in the popular girl group Destiny’s Child. Before than, Beyoncé embarked on multiple singing contests as a child, which gained her exposure, sharpened her talent, and increased her confidence when performing on stage. As a member of Destiny’s Child, Beyoncé achieved recognition across the globe and the launching of her solo career after the group had split up even made her a bigger star that she is today. Her first solo album Dangerously in Love was released in 2003 and garnered success worldwide. Since then Beyoncé has released commercially successful albums with several hit songs, including “Déjà Vu”, “Irreplaceable”, and “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)”. Being a multi-talented star, Beyoncé has also ventured into acting, playing starring roles in a couple of prominent movies such as Dreamgirls, The Pink Panther, and Obsessed. In addition, she has won 20 Grammy Awards throughout her career and is the most nominated woman in the award’s history, which is awesome.

Since her Destiny’s Child years, Beyoncé has been known for her curvaceous figure. She even showcased her body even more in a lot of her music videos as a solo artist. Now 34 and is a mother of one after giving birth to first child, daughter Blue Ivy in 2013, the award-winning star has struggled with weight loss. In an interview with Good Morning America last June, Beyoncé surprised viewers after announcing her new diet plan, which she revealed to be the only diet that works for her curvy figure. According to her, a vegan meal delivery service consisting of plant-based foods is what helped her lose weight in only a span of 22 days.

This means that once you go for it, you have to break certain eating habits for said duration while avoiding alcohol, soy and gluten at the same time. The catch when using this meal service is that it’s a bit expensive, costing about $600 for three meals for 22 days. For cheaper efforts, homemade vegan meals are also encouraged. However, though it is guaranteed that this strategy would really help you lose weight, it would also be highly possible for you to gain it back right away once you return to your old eating habits, meaning this has to be maintained.