Sensei for Weight Loss is a mobile nutrition program that assists and guides people with busy lifestyles in managing their diets and weight loss through healthy eating and fitness. Truly helping you really embrace a healthy and active lifestyle, Sensei has already given away a Nintendo Wii Fit and a Whole Foods Gift Card as part of Blisstree’s We Love You, Moms! Giveaway.

At $15 (for online-only service) to $20 per month (for online and mobile service), it is a cost-effective approach to healthy eating, and is available wherever you are – online at Sensei.com, on your smartphone through their mobile website, and through their iPhone app. Sensei for Weight Loss offers a personalized meal planner that takes into account where and when you eat your meals, what foods you like and don’t like, and whether you like to cook or eat out.

Sensei for Weight Loss will also send you personalized grocery lists based on the meal plan it puts together for you, as well as daily alerts on your meals, fitness activities and weight loss goals – all via email or through their app! You can learn more about how Sensei for Weight Loss works at Sensei.com.

All you need to do to enter the giveaway is write a quick comment telling us what your biggest weight control obstacle is. One winner will be drawn at random after 5 days, so don’t delay! Enter only once to be eligible.

This giveaway is now closed. Congrats to the winner – Susan V.

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Sensei Giveaway: Weight Loss Service

“I went on a Nutrisystem and lost 40 pounds..”

I’m sure the Nutrisystem worked and helped her. It’s quite obvious. But what’s missing on that commercial is the fact that she also spent months of training for Dancing With The Stars.

I think if you’re going to promote some Diet program, you MUST add the fact that diet alone didn’t help you reach your goal. And that’s the truth. Exercise is a must. Marie Osmond’s exercise was training for Dancing With The Stars.

I would love that bit added on the commercial and on the website. Upclose and right away, not some little disclaimer that nobody could read. Or worse, make us all all think that Nutrisystem alone did everything without the help of physical activity. That’s misleading!

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Misleading Nutrisystem Commercials