I tired it and found it a bit to strict and not flexible enough; just ended up eating the same things all the time.
Main principles to take away from the diet: eat clean; keep it simple; eat till your full but not stuff; eat a diet based heavily in fruits, veggies and plant based starches. Pretty much common sense stuff. Only thing revolutionary for me was that most things only had 4 or 5 ingredients in it and I did a lot of the cooking. I was used to eating processed foods and stuff. Since then, I'm still vegetarian and eat as close to nature as possible. Still make the smoothies cause they are amazing...banana and apple was my favorite.
again, doing some actual reading/research on nutrition woudl really help you much more than following a diet thought up by a person with no medical training
Never heard of this diet, but I lost a shit ton of weight on the 6 week body makeover from Michael Thurmon. I know it sounds gay, but after I blew out my shoulder, I had put on a bunch of weight. I lost 52 Lbs on this diet, in 3 months, and got back to where I felt good about myself again. I was able to eat 5x a day, lots of chicken, turkey, pork, beef, so it was easy to follow and I never felt like I was bored or eating the same shit constantly.
1. the diet is idiotic and has no basis in medical scince
2. this question gets asked quite often, search function ftw
3. DnS sub-forum is a gold mine of genuine nutrition info
Excellent! I am on the facebook diet and have lost 10 pounds in 18 days so far. Still have some to go but its working like a champ.
Is it the one where you have to eat lots of watermelons?
let's face it, how many diets from the 50's are still followed? Let alone a diet from country that was never known for it's scientific achievements?