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Rating the Advantagesand Disadvantages of the6 Most Popular Diets:How to Choose What’sRight For YouA Practical, Step-by-Step GuideYou don’t need to read all the books and dietarytheories in order to choose the foods and the dietthat’s right for you and those you love. But there aresome dietary issues that are potential pitfalls, and youneed to know how to avoid them.This paper is a step-by-step guide to choosing the rightfoods and the right diet, focusing on the practicalproblems that can arise and how to solve them.Version 1.8Released October 22, 2006www.betterhealthusa.com (888) 446-6866“The Right Food Is Your First and Best Medicine”

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comContentsIntroduction: Preliminary planning: Assessing your current condition 3Step One: Consider Your Weight Loss Options 4Step Two: Rating the Advantages and Disadvantages of the Most Popular Diets(Atkins, South Beach, Zone, Sugar Busters, Weight Watchers and Mediterranean Diets) 5Potential Pitfall #1: Hidden Poisons in Everyday Foods Cause Weight Gain 5Potential Pitfall #2: Internal Inflammation May Dramatically Affect Your Weight Control 6Potential Pitfall #3: Food Allergies Lead to Food Addictions and Binging 7Potential Pitfall #4: Opioid Chemicals May Increase Appetite and Decrease Metabolism 9Step Three: Plan Your Weight Loss Budget 15Step Four: Validation that when you choose the program that’s right for you, it works! 15When you are ready to take a serious look at choosing the right diet and getting the most out of it:What do you do next? 16 Copyright 2006 BetterHealthUSAAll rights reserved. For information, please write to BetterHealthUSA6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309Phone (888) 446-6866www.betterhealthusa.com2

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comHow This White Paper Will Help YouHow much do you need to know about food and diets in order to make your wisest and best choice?Fortunately, you don’t need to read every diet book and study nutrition on a theoretical level to make a wise,healthy decision. But there are some common dietary issues that are potential pitfalls, and you need to knowthem to avoid them.This paper is a step-by-step guide to choosing the right foods and the right diet, focusing on the practicalproblems that can arise and how to solve them.IntroductionYou’ve just decided to go on a diet and lose weight.Maybe you’ve made previous attempts to diet or it’s yourvery first time. But, you decided to ‘do it right’ and goonline, research what’s out there, and take the time to makean informed decision, choosing the diet that’s right for you.How will you know what’s right? What do you really needto know to make the right choice?You could spend months reading the best selling diet booksor watch infomercials for the latest weight loss pills, potionsand machines. Or, you could seek professional assistance.But, in most situations, that’s not necessary to get yourselfon a diet that will work for you.You don’t need to know everything there is to know aboutdieting to be successful. Fortunately, good common sensestill applies.In fact, eating food close to the way it’s found in nature (e.g.baked potato instead of instant mashed potato), in moderateamounts and choosing some kind of regular exercise routinecan be very helpful.But there are some specific issues you need to be aware of.These issues can potentially turn into pitfalls that can stopyour diet implementation in its track, stretch the time andexpense of your weight loss on forever, even to the point offailure.This white paper will guide you, step-by-step through eachstage of a weight loss program. Along the way, we’ll flag theproblems you may run into and offer some suggestions forsolving them.3Preliminary Planning:Assess Your ExistingCondition FirstBefore you start any research on the mostpopular diets – even beginning to readabout them – you need to start with athorough assessment of your existingweight and health condition to determinehow much weight you really want to lose.You certainly want to identify any existinghealth conditions and other time andtravel commitments you may alreadyhave in place, or you may be caught shortby unexpected problems. And, you wantto take advantage of opportunities to getstarted now that you feel driven to do so.Weight loss can be complex. A symptomworksheet can help make sure you don'tmiss any symptoms or health conditionsaffecting your weight loss goals. You mayuse the symptom worksheet provided at:betterhealthusa.com/public/department5.cfm.For more weight loss tips, see the"Successful Weight Loss Checklist", page 4.

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comStep One: Consider Your Weight LossOptions"It's really been wonderful. The weightThe top challenge you face is making sure that youchoose a diet plan that recommends foods you enjoy.So the first step in your weight loss program assessment is toexamine your present weight loss options. You need toconsider any previous attempts you’ve made to lose weightand decide if there’s anything else you have learned aboutdieting that you want to keep in mind when planning yourchoice this time.The ideal diet is one filled with foods you enjoy and one youcan imagine you’d be able to give a fair chance to work.You’ll soon see that the key question you will be askingyourself about each diet is this: Are there foods on this dietthat I may have a hidden food sensitivity to that will impedemy progress? The one thing common to every diet youstudy is that, with only one exception, none of them takefood sensitivity into consideration when promising weightloss. As you continue your research, you will find that thisis going to be a pivotal point to your successfully losingweight and keeping it off.comes off without really any big effort onmy part. It's a new way of life for me, I'mextremely happy. My husband's thrilledwith my new body, I'm just a new person."– Charlotte N., Plantation, FL“When I first started the diet, I was cravingsugar and carbs. Within a short period oftime, these cravings subsided and so didthe anxiety I was feeling. I am amazed athow much better I feel when I eat thisway An important part of my successwas the support I received from yourphysician nutritional counselor. Talkingandemailingwithhimwasbotheducational and a huge stress reliever!”You should be very careful about ignoring the hidden toxiceffect a perfectly healthy food may be having on yourattempts to lose weight.– Marie LeakPhoenix, ArizonaYou should also watch out for self-initiated diet programsthat don’t offer ongoing support. A lack of support will alsoincrease your chances of failure and turn your passion to loseweight into a disappointment and, in some cases, depression.BetterHealthUSA Successful Weight Loss ChecklistYour Weight Loss Goals How much weight do you want to lose?Are foods toxic to your particular systemmaking you fat? Over what period of time do you want to lose theweight?A toxic reaction to an everyday food could be key toyour weight problem if You retain lots of water. Have you thoroughly researched and chosen adiet that you feel confident will work for you? You exercise, diet and still can’t lose weight. You lose weight and can’t lose past a certain point. You have food cravings and engage in bingeeating.4

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comStep Two: Advantages andDisadvantages of The Six MostPopular DietsPotential Pitfall #1:The next step in your weight loss assessment isdetermining which popular diet is the one you feel youare most likely to follow.As in Step One, your goal here is to study information whichis readily available to you so you can systematically plan whatyou want to do in order to maximize your chances ofsuccessful weight loss and maintenance.If you’re like most people, you’ll probably find one of themost popular diets will resonate with you and you won’t haveto struggle with guidelines. Each diet provides a frameworkfor success.ATKINS DIETPossibly one of the most controversial fad diets around, theAtkins Diet is famous for its carbohydrate-restricting rules.Developed by the late Dr. Robert C. Atkins, this diet is avery high-protein one and allows virtually no carbohydrate,particularly during the initial stages. By cutting outcarbohydrates dieters’ bodies will go into ketosis – a statewhere the body begins to burn off its stores of fat because itthinks that it is being starved. As the initial two weeks of thediet are very restrictive where carbs are concerned, dieterswill find that the initial weight loss can be very rapid.The diet works on the notion that weight gain is caused, not byfat intake or food portions, but by the way our bodies deal withthe breakdown of carbohydrates, in particular processed andstarchy carbs such as bread, potatoes or pasta.5Hidden poisons ineveryday foods causeweight gainHidden toxic reactions to everyday foodscan contribute to weight problems insurprising ways – starting with waterretention. Laboratory testing has shownthat partially digested food can easily passtrough a compromised intestinal lining(“leaky gut”) and get into yourbloodstream; ultimately ending up in yourtissues causing irritation and inflammation.Your body responds by retaining water todilute the effect of the toxic reaction. Aslong as you keep eating foods causingthese toxic reactions, you will continue toretain excess water weight.You could decide to ignore this factor forthe time being, and go back to it onceyou’ve chosen your diet.But postponing or completely ignoringtoxic reactions that may occur from eatingone or more of the foods on whatever dietyou choose is not really a viable solutioneither. It will mean that even stickingclosely to your diet, the weight may notcome off, as you continue to eat a foodthat is toxic to your particular system.Dieting is a headache in itself for mostpeople. And, once you decide to follow aproven diet, you want to do all that youcan to guarantee your success.There is a solution. You can begin your dietwithout getting yourself tested for toxicfoods and see if the diet works. If, within aset amount of time you are not achievingyour goals, you could get tested. Thisenables you to begin dieting today andpostpone getting yourself tested. And,let’s face it. Some people do haveexcellent outcomes carefully followingeach and every one of the diets we reviewin this white paper.

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comATKINS DIET (continued)After the first couple of weeks, the Atkins Diet provides amaintenance program, which involves gradual reintroduction of some carbohydrates into the diet in order tomaintain the weight loss. The carb intake, even at this stage,is much lower than most people are accustomed to.During the initial period, this diet can be very difficult –particularly for people that are used to large quantities ofcarbohydrate in their daily diets. The sudden drop in carbintake can have a variety of side effects. Common onesduring the first few days are: dizziness, nausea, headaches,and faintness. Another, rather unpleasant, side-effect is badbreath, which is caused by the body going into ketosis.The Atkins Diet is great for those that love the thought of afry-up every morning. Bacon, eggs, sausage fried, baked,grilled it doesn’t matter – they are all recommended on thisdiet. Cheese, butter and cream are also very low or no carbproducts and they are also recommended on this diet. Butwhat do all of these things have in common? They are allhigh in saturated fat.Potential Pitfall #2:Internal inflammationmay dramaticallyaffect your weightcontrolSome chemicals involved in toxicreactions to everyday foods mayinhibit metabolism. Prostaglandin E2,which is also released, inhibits thebody’s ability to burn fat stores. Thesefood toxicities may therefore, diminishyour body’s ability to burn fat, aprocess known as lipolysis.Although this condoning of saturated fat-laden foods is, formany people, the equivalent of a child being given the freerun of the local sweetshop, dieters are often wary aboutwhether it is wise to pump their bodies full of so muchsaturated fatty food.As with all diets, there are both advantages and disadvantages to the Atkins Diet. These include: This diet promotes rapid weight loss The diet enables dieters to eat unlimited protein-rich and fatty foods The Atkins Diet has been proven This diet is not as time-consuming and expensive as some of the other popular dietsDisadvantages include: The diet is very restrictive in nature The diet condones high consumption of saturated fats This diet can cause bad breath, nausea headaches (particularly in the initial period) The diet, by default, cuts out many valuable nutrients6

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comATKINS DIET (continued)Another disadvantage is that this diet relies heavily uponproteins from meat, fish and dairy products. It is therefore ano-go area for vegetarians. There are also concerns about theeffect of such high levels of protein and fat upon vital organssuch as the heart and the kidneys.The Atkins Diet, and others like it, goes against thenutritional advice and information that has been pumpedout over the years: the thought of a diet so rich in fat and solow in carbs has horrified many nutritionists and yet it hasbeen proven to work. However, there are still concernsamongst professionals about the long-term effect that dietslike this may have.This diet has been around for quite some years, although itspopularity has soared in the past decade. Thirty years ago,when Atkins first published his diet book, the AmericanMedical Association stated that it was “ potentiallydangerous” and “ biochemically incorrect.” However,according to Dr. Kevin O’Brien, a cardiologist at theUniversity of Washington, “ people lose more weight onan Atkins diet, and their cardiovascular risk factors, ifanything, get better.”The Atkins Diet has become a hot topic worldwide over thepast few years, and there are many resources and supportgroups available over the internet where dieters can seekadvice about various issues relating to the diet.With its massive celebrity following and frequent presence inthe news, the diet will probably continue to be acontroversial issue for years to come. Any dieters that haveany concerns at all about following such a strict eating planshould always consult their doctor beforehand.Dieters who have allergies or sensitivities to grains, wheatand yeast could do very well on this diet as it is extremelyrestrictive with carbohydrates and does not accommodatemuch in the way of bread or pasta, especially during thecrucial initial period.However, some of the main sources of protein in this diet areeggs and fish, both of which are commonly related to foodallergies. Dr. Atkins did recommend testing to ensure noadverse reaction to foods such as these before embarkingupon this diet. This will increase the effectiveness of the dietas well as reduce any health risks.7Potential Pitfall #3:Food allergies lead tofood addictions andbinging One study found that partiallydigested compounds in commonfood allergens act similarly tomorphine-like opioid drugs (Lancet,Oct 27, 1979). Eating the wrong foodcan actually produce a temporary“high,” but when the feeling wears off,you crave the same food in order toget another euphoric “fix.”

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comSOUTH BEACH DIETThe South Beach Diet works in three phases. The firstphase is a very strict period and lasts for the initial twoweeks of the diet. Here, dieters are prohibited fromconsuming a variety of foods, including dairyproducts, breads, cereals, pastries, potatoes, pasta,starchy foods, some vegetables, all fruit, and more.However, weight loss during this period is likely to berapid – up to thirteen pounds.The South Beach Diet was developed by Dr. ArthurAgatston, and it was originally designed to help hispatients with heart and cardiovascular problems.However, whilst his patients were on this diet, Dr.Agatston realized they also began to lose weight sothe South Beach Diet was born and quickly became ahit in the USA.Like other fad diets, the South Beach Diet involvescutting down radically on a particular food group our old friend, the carb. Although Agatston states that:“The South Beach Diet is not low carb. Nor is it lowfat”, dieters will see for themselves that it is actuallyboth of these things. Carbohydrates are restricted towhat Dr. Agatston calls ‘good carbs’. These are carbsfound in foods such as whole grains, fruit, andvegetables. The diet also encourages the consumptionof unsaturated fats.The second phase of the diet is a little more lenientand dieters are able to re-introduce some of theprohibited foods from phase one. During this secondphase, weight loss slows down and the phase lasts untilthe dieter has reached goal weight. Weight loss duringthis second phase normally drops to 1-2 pounds perweek and should fall steadily as long as the diet isadhered to.The third and final phase of the diet, according toAgatston, is not the phase of a diet but a new way oflife which should last forever. Again, this phase reintroduces some more of the prohibited foods,although they must be eaten in moderation. Followingthe guidelines once this phase is reached should ensuremaintenance of the weight loss.The South Beach Diet is far more balanced than, say,the Atkins Diet. For a start, it doesn’t encourage theconsumption of saturated fats. It also allows a highercarbohydrate intake, although this is still much lowerthan most people are used to.In other words, this diet does not prohibit all carbs,but encourages the consumption of ‘good carbs’.Likewise, it does not condone the consumption of allfats like the Atkins Diet, but recommends unsaturatedfats that can actually be good for us.This diet will require a great deal of willpower,especially from carb-lovers. There is always the dangerof lapsing back into old eating habits and increasingcarb consumption without even realizing it.The advantages of the South Beach Diet include: The diet is fairly balanced after the initial strict phase The diet does not rely on high levels of saturated fat There is no calorie or fat counting on this diet The diet encourages regular meals and snacksThe disadvantages of the diet include The diet is very demanding for those that are accustomed to carb-rich diets This diet can work out to be quite expensive and time consuming Lapsing into old eating habits may result in speedy weight gain this has to be a new way of life8

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comSOUTH BEACH DIET (continued)recipes for followers of this diet to try. He also lists thefoods that should be avoided and enjoyed througheach phase of this diet.Dr. Agatston recommends that dieters who do lapseand end up putting some of the weight back on shouldimmediately switch back to phase one for a short whilein order to lose the excess weight again.On the whole, the South Beach Diet is balanced andhealthy. Cindy Moore, R.D., Director of NutritionTherapy at the Cleveland Clinic, Ohio, stated that theSouth Beach Diet “ really does meet several criteriafor a health-promoting diet” and that “ it appears tobe scientifically based.”Like most fad diets, the South beach Diet has alreadyamassed a celebrity following and has received mixedreviews from dieters. Many people state that it issimply an updated version of the Atkins Diet, butothers claim that it is a far more balanced diet that issimply based upon the same theory. One thing thatthis diet undoubtedly does do is to educate dieters ineating the correct food to reduce heart disease and highcholesterol levels.However, because there are no real long-termprohibitions of certain food groups (e.g. even bread isallowed back into the diet by the second and thirdphases) it is important that dieters ensure that theyhave no common food allergies such as wheat or yeastin order to gain maximum effect from the diet.Dr Agatston also claims that the diet not only helpswith long-term weight loss if followed properly, butdoes what it was originally developed for – decreasesthe chances of heart disease and cardiovascularproblems in those that follow it. His recently releasedbook, ‘The South Beach Diet’, provides a mine ofinformation regarding his theories and the diet ingeneral, as well as an impressive collection of tailoredDieters that succeed in losing weight during phaseone, but then find the weight creeping back on duringphases two and three may well find that they haveallergies to one or more of the foods that have been reintroduced.ZONEPotential Pitfall #4:The Zone Diet, created by Dr. Barry Sears, is basedaround consumption of the correct ratio of carbs, fats,and protein. According to Dr. Sears, sticking to thepre-calculated ratios will help to control insulin levels,which in turn will speed up the fat burning processwithin our bodies.Opioid chemicals mayincrease appetite anddecrease metabolismResearch in the New England Journal ofMedicine, 1997, vol. 337, reported thatexcessive amounts of partially digestedfood allergens increase appetite anddecrease metabolism. Unfortunately,the more you continue eating the wrongfoods (which could be perfectly healthyfoods, just not properly digested), themore likely you are doomed to never winat losing weight.The theory behind this diet is that the daily calorieintake should be split into a 40/30/30 ratio. Thismeans that 40% of the daily calorie intake should bemade up of carbohydrates, 30% of the daily calorieintake should be made up of protein, and theremaining 30% should be made up of fat. The amountof food eaten is also an important factor in this diet,and dieters are encouraged to carefully assess andmonitor their food portions.The Zone Diet also allows for two snacks per day. DrSears’ book on this diet gives a listing of foods that canbe enjoyed, both at mealtimes and as snacks.9

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comZONE (continued)Although this diet does not cut out carbohydrates, itdemands that the 40% of carbohydrate-rich foods thatare consumed each day are ‘healthy’ carbs such as thosefound in fruit and vegetables. Bread and pasta loverswill be disappointed to know that the diet does involveavoiding starchy carbohydrates such as those found inbread and pasta.people who lead busy lifestyles. Jan Mcbride, M.D.,who published a scientific analysis of this diet, statedthat: “ the Zone formula is extremely complicated.”This diet could be ideal for those people who areallergic to grains, wheat, or yeast. Because the nature ofthe diet involves cutting out these food groups anyway,sufferers of allergies to them will be able to diet withconfidence in the knowledge that the recipes and mealsuggestions will not include things like bread andpasta.Like many other similar diets that involve a massivereduction in a certain food groups, this diet by defaultends up robbing dieters of some valuable vitamins andminerals that are healthy and good for us. Also bydefault, calorie intake is reduced whilst on this dietand this is possibly the main cause of the weight lossrather than the 40/30/30 ratio.However, an adverse reaction to fruits (such as citrusfruit) is not uncommon, and as stated previously thisdiet is rich in both fruit and vegetables. It is thereforeworth having tests to identify any potential foodallergies such as allergies to fruit or vegetables, prior tostarting this diet.One of the advantages of the Zone Diet is that, unlikesome of the other fad diets, it does allow for somecarbohydrate intake in the eating plan even if it doesplace restrictions in terms of the type of carb-richfoods that are eaten. For dieters that thrive oncarbohydrates, this is good news. It means that theycan continue to consume reduced levels ofcarbohydrate at every meal.By identifying any allergies, dieters will be able toeliminate food from their diets accordingly. By doingthis, their eating plan will be far more effective and willhave no adverse effect on their health. This diet, aswith all diets, can be greatly enhanced by ensuring thatthe foods that are right for your body are included inmeal plans rather than ones that may make the planineffective or even be harmful.However, reviews from many people that have been onthis diet relate mainly to the time and effort involvedin working out portions and ratios. It seems that thisdiet is time consuming and not really practical forThe advantages of the Zone Diet include: The diet teaches good eating habits such as portion control and sugar reduction The diet does allow for a fruit and vegetable-rich diet Dieters report that cravings for processed carbs begin to disappear after a few days This diet can help with rapid weight loss for a special occasionThe disadvantages of the diet include: Rapid weight loss: although this is also listed as an advantage, most habitual dieters will know that rapidweight loss is often swiftly followed by rapid weight gain This diet is not practical for many people, and some report that it is difficult to fit around their lifestyles This diet can be very time consuming and expensive to follow The restrictions on this diet involve cutting out some valuable vitamins and minerals10

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comTHE SUGAR BUSTERS DIETconsumption of meat, poultry, unsaturated fats, dairyproducts, and fruit/vegetables. Like all other diets,there are pros and cons to this diet.This diet was developed in the 1990s and works in asimilar way to the Zone Diet. It was developed by agroup of professionals: Samuel S. Andrews, M.D.,Morrison C. Bethea, M.D., Luis A Balart, M.D., andH. Leighton Steward, MSc and CEO of a Fortune 500energy company.The Sugar Busters Diet does encourage dieters toexercise as well as drink plenty of water, which isimportant in any diet. The writers of the diet claimthat this diet discourages – and is in fact wary of –saturated fats, not only because they can cause weightgain but because of the effect they can have upon vitalorgans, in particular the heart. They also advise that allmeat should be lean and should have the fat trimmedoff it. Plenty of high fibre food is also encouraged inthis diet, although some high fibre foods, such asbananas, are prohibited because they also contain highlevels of sugar.Like the Zone Diet, the Sugar Busters Dietrecommends that daily calorie intake is split into a40/30/30 ratio. However, unlike the Zone Diet, wherethe higher 40% ratio is made up of carbohydrate, theSugar Busters Diet recommends that 40% of dailycalorie intake is made up of fat, 30% is made up ofprotein, and the final 30% is made up of carbohydrate.The theory behind the Sugar Busters Diet is that sugaris toxic to our bodies and can cause an increase ininsulin. This then causes weight gain. It particularlydiscourages consumption of refined sugars such asthose found in cakes and sweets. The authors claimthat, although the body does need certain amounts ofinsulin, too much of it can be bad for the health andthat this diet will ensure that insulin levels are kept ata low, healthy level.However, nutritionists argue that their claim that sugaris toxic to the body is complete nonsense and that,although sugar has no nutritional value and counts as‘empty calories’, it is in no way toxic. They also arguethat this diet, although it has its advantages, cuts outfar too many nutrients that are essential to our health,as well as healthy foods like potatoes and bread. Thereare also concerns about the high levels of proteinencouraged in this diet. A review and analysis wascarried out on the diet, led by UK Professor ofMedicine and Clinical Nutrition at the College ofMedicine, James Anderson, M.D. The study waspublished in The Journal of the American College ofNutrition.The diet also prohibits foods that are highly ranked inthe Glycemic Index (GI). This is an index that rates allfood by the effect it has upon the insulin levels in theblood. GI prohibited products in the Sugar BusterDiet include potatoes, pasta, and some vegetables.The Sugar Busters Diet does encourage theAdvantages of the diet include: The diet helps to eliminate consumption of refined sugar This diet does not involve calorie counting The diet cuts out many foods that are unhealthy and encourages exercise along with the dietThe disadvantages of the diet include The diet also eliminates some valuable minerals and nutrients This diet is not suitable for vegetarians Weight loss is probably down to the automatic calorie reduction and not the 40/30/30 ratio The diet restricts some fruit and vegetables, which are essentially healthy for us11

The 6 Most Popular Diets BetterHealthUSA 6801 Powerline Rd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (888) 446-6866 www.betterhealthusa.comTHE SUGAR BUSTERS DIET (continued)Anderson stated that Sugar Busters was one of severaldiets that condoned “ almost double therecommended daily allowance” of protein. He went

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