You just have to look at the evidence to see what is the most effective diet. Vegan's are by far and away the slimmest sector of the population and the only group that consistently fall within the normal BMI index. FACT.
What Is The Most Effective Diet Plan?
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You just have to look at the evidence to see what is the most effective diet. Vegan's are by far and away the slimmest sector of the population and the only group that consistently fall within the normal BMI index. FACT.
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you can be high in Carbs and low in sugar. Foods high in Fiber for example.
Diets are not sustainable. Stick to a healthy life style. Whole plant based most of the time. Meat, fish and eggs occasionally and intermittent fasting every now and then.
Needless to say, processed food and refined sugars is a completely NO NO.
"If it is a plant, eat it" " if it is made on a plant, do not eat it"
Define 'works'. In the long run this is not the most healthy diet.
Not all diets that make you look better are healthy in the long. Not saying that it is better than a mainstream diet by the way, especially a standard American diet.
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Not for me I would be a rake if I only consumed that many calories I’m only5 foot 6 but I’m 186 lbs I consume over 4000 calories a day I’m stocky but not fat , i don’t go gym or excersise but I’d hate to be skinnier
Not for everyone. If you are prone to heart disease (#1 killer in the US) a whole foods plant based diet will help you a lot more health wise.
Still, even if a keto diet would reduce your chances of getting heart heart disease, a whole foods plant based diet can actually REVERSE cardiovascular disease. So far, it has been the only diet that was able to do so (in a clinical context).
https://www.scientificwellness.com/blog-view/reverse-heart-disease-with-nutrition--398
Vegetarian Mediterranean diet sounds interesting. Want to share what you mostly eat?
A nutritionist put me on this and I love doing it:
Weigh yourself, note the pounds (needs to be done using pounds). Each meal, make the meal as many calories as you weigh in pounds.
After the first meal of the day (one should eat soon after getting up), next time you feel hungry check the time and wait 30 minutes. If after 30 minutes you are still hungry, eat another meal (always making the meal as many calories as you weigh in pounds). Rinse and repeat all day.
This diet requires you keep on hand little easy to eat meals and things, and over time I've become pretty handy at planning and making these.
Once a week you weigh yourself and re-set how many calories per meal you eat, by doing so.
You don't worry about EXACT calories, just try to make the meal the right amount of calories, within reason.
The diet works best if you hydrate, and try to focus on meals that are a variety of nutritious stuff. You have to include alcohol in your calorie count, or you may find yourself making slower progress than you otherwise would, obviously (people don't realize, sometimes, just how many calories there are in alcoholic beverages).
Also you have to keep in mind calories taken in via coffee and/or tea, some people don't "count" those but your body does count them whether you do or not.
Even if you, in your first week, are eating garbage and having to eat these meals frequently, you are still training your stomach to get accustomed to small meals, which means gradually you will tend to eat less overall.
Weigh yourself, note the pounds (needs to be done using pounds). Each meal, make the meal as many calories as you weigh in pounds.
After the first meal of the day (one should eat soon after getting up), next time you feel hungry check the time and wait 30 minutes. If after 30 minutes you are still hungry, eat another meal (always making the meal as many calories as you weigh in pounds). Rinse and repeat all day.
This diet requires you keep on hand little easy to eat meals and things, and over time I've become pretty handy at planning and making these.
Once a week you weigh yourself and re-set how many calories per meal you eat, by doing so.
You don't worry about EXACT calories, just try to make the meal the right amount of calories, within reason.
The diet works best if you hydrate, and try to focus on meals that are a variety of nutritious stuff. You have to include alcohol in your calorie count, or you may find yourself making slower progress than you otherwise would, obviously (people don't realize, sometimes, just how many calories there are in alcoholic beverages).
Also you have to keep in mind calories taken in via coffee and/or tea, some people don't "count" those but your body does count them whether you do or not.
Even if you, in your first week, are eating garbage and having to eat these meals frequently, you are still training your stomach to get accustomed to small meals, which means gradually you will tend to eat less overall.
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whatever works for you. I always had trouble with visceral fat. Still do to a degree. I was only eating fresh fruits, veggies, lots of protein minimal carbs, and I work out a lot.
I eventually dropped fruit in favor of extra veggies. That actually gave me the boost to trim up a bit more.
Im a firm believe that experimentation and even variety work best.
I eventually dropped fruit in favor of extra veggies. That actually gave me the boost to trim up a bit more.
Im a firm believe that experimentation and even variety work best.
The one with regular exercise, your body will start to demanding more nutrient foods while you exercise, it will come very naturally to you.
So must effective, the one with exercise, everything else with "eat yourself skinny" is just another way to starve yourself and it is not good for your body, you will gain weight pretty fast after a "diet" like that.
But in short, a lifestyle change that contains exercise. Diets are for magazines