Atkins Diet
Alli Diet
Acai Berry Diet
Beverly Hills Diet
Cabbage Soup Diet
Celery Diet
Cookie Diet
Egg Diet
Fat Free Diet
Grapefruit Diet
HCG Diet
Liquid Diets
Suzanne Somers Diet
Subway Diet
The Zone
3 Day Diet
Phen-Fen
Diet Patches
Diet Pills
Plastic Wrap
Jaws wired shut
Does the list ever end?
After reading about diet after diet and all their restrictions and rules, I just wanted to run to the hills screaming. Frankly, there are little bits of truth within each of the diets. But it seemed like the weirder the diet, the more followers it has.
I found this online and started laughing out loud:
Is this true or what? And why is it?!
I’m no alarmist. Yes, I do recommend certain foods, fitness gear, workouts, and books that offer sound fitness and nutrition advice. I suppose you could call me a moderationist (I just made that word up).
I advocate what works:
Vegetables
Fruits
Lean proteins
Whole grains
Good fats and oil
Low sugar
Low bad fats
Low salt
Nutrient dense foods
Tons of water
Do cardio most days a week
Lift weights a few times a week
Sweat
*CONSISTENCY*
We don’t have to reinvent the wheel here. WE KNOW THIS STUFF. Why do we as a culture keep looking for the next take-twenty-pounds-off-in-a-week program? Why not just use the knowledge we already have, DO IT, then enjoy long term health and fitness? It's HARD work, but aren't YOU worth it?
The diet business is a $40 BILLION a year industry. This is crazy.
I’m taking my money and going to buy some more spinach and fish, thank you.
So, what are your thoughts on fad diets?
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