I Tried Sakara’s $400 Level II Detox: My Honest Review
Over the years I’ve tried different meal plans from Sakara, both as a paying customer and in a gifted capacity. I was excited to try the Level II Detox for the first time.
Sakara is an organic plant based meal delivery and wellness brand that creates healthy ready to go meals based on their 9 Pillars Of Nutrition.
In this review I’m sharing an overview of what you can expect from the Level II Detox, my personal experience, and feedback to help you decide if this is a good fit for you.
This post does contain some affiliate links which means The Honest Consumer will receive a commission if you decide to purchase, however, at no additional cost to you!
Sakara’s Level II Detox Program Overview
This five day detox takes clean eating to the next level as it contains no meat, dairy, grains, gluten, soy, processed foods, refined sugars, nightshades, or corn.
Sakara Level II Detox meals day 1 through 3
While also encouraging customers to avoid caffeine and alcohol.
If you decided to try Sakara use the discount code HONESTSAKARA for 20% off.
What’s Included in this Detox?
The Level II Detox includes a lot:
5 days of healthy organic meals including breakfast, lunch, & dinner
5 days of 3x per day hydration touchpoints: tonics and drinks
5 days of supplements for detox
Body gua sha for lymphatic support
Digitual guide, daily checklist, and an insulated cooler bag
The food will be split up into two shipments, which is helpful for fitting it all in your refrigerator.
What Does the Detox Menu Look Like?
I appreciate that this detox had actual meals in it and wasn’t a liquid detox.
Day 1: Kale & Mushroom Breakfast Bites, Green Goddess Salad, & Rainbow Kitchari
Day 2: Sweet Potato Hash, Veggie Enchiladas, & Celery Root White Bean Soup
Day 3: Organic Flax Bar, Mediterranean Protein Bowl, & Thai Green Curry Soup
Day 4: Mixed Berry Smoothie, Purple Sesame Noodle Salad, & Carrot Ginger Soup
Day 5: Tahini Cacao Parfait, Quinoa Power Bowl, & Lasagna Verde
If you decided to try Sakara use the discount code HONESTSAKARA for 20% off.
My Sakara Detox Level II Review:
I honestly didn’t love the Detox Level II especially in comparison to their other programs I’ve tried. Here are a few quick things I did and didn’t like.
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Pros:
I appreciated that this detox had real meals. When I think of detox I typically think of juices and liquid diets. However, I liked that this consisted of actual meals.
Fresh & organic ingredients
Ready made meals. No cooking required. And easy for keeping up with your detox while on the go.
I enjoyed the tonics and hydration drinks. This is something the Signature Program and Metabolism Reset programs did not have. The Calming Chamomile Tonic was my favorite.
If you decide you want to try any of Sakara’s programs, you can use the discount code HONESTSAKARA for 20% off.
Cons:
Honestly, the meals in this program were not my favorite. I think the food in the Signature program has better flavor.
Cost: While I was gifted the food for this round of detox, the program is $465 for five days. It’s pretty pricey.
For me personally, I experienced some pretty intense headaches. Even with keeping black coffee in my routine. I did notice on the digital guide that it is recommended to prepare your body a few days before, so had I known to do that ahead of time, maybe this would have reduced the amount of headaches.
Of the meals I had, I think the Veggie Enchiladas, Organic Flax Bar, Mixed Berry Smoothie, and Mediterranean Protein Bowl would be my favorite.
I really didn’t like the Lasagna Verde, Thai Green Curry Soup, or Rainbow Kitchari.
Is the Level II Detox Worth It?
I think when you’re deciding whether or not to do the detox it’s important to know what your end goal is!
If your goal is to really seriously detox, then this might be a good fit for you!
My motivation was being excited to eat healthier for a week.
So, I think if your goal is just to eat healthy, the Signature Program might be a better fit.
I think five days of detox was a bit of an overcommittment for me, but I’m glad I tried it.
For me personally, I would prefer the Signature Program. There is more customization and I liked the taste of the meals better. I also felt really good on this program.
You can read my Sakara Signature Program Review.
If you decide you want to try any of Sakara’s programs, you can use the discount code HONESTSAKARA for 20% off.
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MEET THE AUTHOR
Emily Waddell is the founder of The Honest Consumer. She has always been passionate about business for good and has a Bachelor degree in Social Entrepreneurship. She currently lives in the PNW where she practices imperfect sustainability. When she’s not writing, Emily enjoys supporting small businesses, clean eating, & practicing slow living. Learn more about Emily’s journey starting The Honest Consumer.
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