tim
Field Doctor helps me meet my daily protein intake without having to spend hours cooking everyday. They're a must-have for me.
Tell us about yourself.
Hi, my name is Tim, and I'm a personal trainer based in Bath.
What made you try Field Doctor?
I was motivated to try Field because of the range of meals.
So there's a wide range from breakfast options to lunch to dinner options and snacks, and I snack a lot.
How do the meals fit into your routine?
As a weightlifter and a busy personal trainer, Field Doctor meals have been a staple in my weekly meal plan.
They are convenient, tasty and theres a huge variety of meals.
Field Doctor helps me meet my daily protein intake without having to spend hours cooking everyday. They're a must-have for me.
the difference
9/10 feel better having eaten our meals.
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