Mayo Clinic - Reviews and experiences

keep a couple go-to swaps ready and feel better.

it worked out in the end, but watch that auto‑renewal date. I heard about this from a coworker and tried to cancel on the day it renewed — the site wouldn’t let me cancel so I got charged for the year even though I wasn’t planning to use it. I messaged support, they had a short grace period and refunded me. Not flawless, but they did fix it.

it helped me, though it's not flawless. I needed something after a year of flaky programs and chronic lower-back pain that made cooking and meal prep harder. The tracking actually keeps me on track and the meal planner removes the guessing — recipes are solid and realistic. A few things feel rigid and the price is a bit high, but overall it's useful and I keep coming back.

I opened it with hope while making lunch and left it on the counter all week. The tracker feels clunky. Daily logging is slow and the macros are still a bit of a puzzle — I don't really know which numbers to aim for. It does nudge me to eat more veggies, which I like, but my weekly meal plan keeps changing on its own and that messes with my shopping. The grocery list duplicates items so I ended up with extras and a bit of waste. Lost a bit of weight, but tracking has not been smooth.

signing up was easy, cancelling seemed confirmed, but follow‑up was poor. I'm frustrated and reluctant to try them again.

batch a few lunches to save time.