Paleolithic Diet Smoke-free 1.1

Paleolithic Diet: Nutrition and Influence of Smoking e-book. Raw Paleolithic. Eat rare and raw meat, fat and organ meat. The Paleolithic Hunter-Gatherer Diet results in healhy bone and tooth development - no decay or crowded teeth. The Paleo Diet, especially raw, and instincto / anapsology, the wai diet, Primal Diet, and the raw Weston Price Diets are the way to go!

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Atkins Diet 1.0

Atkins Diet program is a low-carb, high protein eating plan in which refined carbohydrates are not permitted. There are three basic phases: Induction, Ongoing Weight Loss and Maintenance. The aim of thie initial 14-day induction phase of the diet is to induce a state of ketosis, in which the body begins to burn fat for fuel (instead of carbs) and weight loss is rapid - typically between 2-8 pounds in the first week.

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Cabbage Soup Diet 1.0

Put all vegetables in a big pot and cover with pure water. Bring to a boil, stir in the soup mix, and boil gently for 10 minutes. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer until all the vegetables are soft. Stir in the black pepper and chopped herbs (saving some for garnish). Eat as much of the soup as you like, as often as you like. This 7-day diet works - in the short term, anyway. Ingredient proportions can be varied according to your likes and dislikes.

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Fat Flush Diet 1.0

The Fat Flush Diet is both a detox diet and a weight loss diet. It provides all the necessary ingredients to boost metabolism, reduce water retention, and promote fat loss. The Diet has 3 phases: Phase 1 = 2 weeks: This is a restrictive phase of between 1100-1200 calories per day. The intention here is to "lose bloat", which refers to reducing water retention as well as some fat loss.

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Glycemic Impact Diet 1.0

The Glycemic Impact Diet is one of more popular diets to appear worldwide. The diet is based on the Glycemic Index - which has been around for some time. However, only recently have GI based diets become popular with the public. The Glycemic Impact Diet delves even further into the glycemic index by taking into account Glycemic Load. This is a combination of the glycemic index of a food and the amount of carbohydrate the food has.

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Lemonade Diet 1.0

The Lemonade Diet is more of a juice fast or a body cleanse or detox since you're living on lemonade for the entire time. You're not eating food of any kind - not even soup. The diet was created to help rid your body of toxins that build up when you don't exercise or eat right. It's designed to help clear and clean your body's digestive tract, kidneys, and liver, while carrying out all the bad stuff that's settled in over time.

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Macrobiotic Diet 1.0

The macrobiotic diet is part of an overall health and wellness philosophy originating in the Far East. It is believed to help men and women achieve a natural balance in their lives, allowing them to live longer and more actively. The term macrobiotics was first used by the Ancient Greek philosopher Hippocrates, and literally means "great life." Proponents of the macrobiotic lifestyle emphasize consuming a simple and natural diet.

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Mediterranean Diet 1.0

The Mediterranean diet is not a specific diet program but a collection of eating habits that are traditionally followed by the people of the Mediterranean region. These are the basic characteristics: A high consumption of fruits, vegetables, potatoes, beans, nuts, seeds, bread and other cereals. Olive oil used for cooking and dressings. Low to moderate amounts of full fat cheese and yogurt. Moderate consumption of wine, usually with meals.

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High Fiber Diet 1.0

Fiber falls into two general categories: water-soluble (found mostly in oats, fruit, and legumes) and water-insoluble (found mostly in grains and vegetables). As each type of fiber has different benefits, most people on high-fiber diets are advised to increase their intake of foods that feature both soluble and insoluble fiber. High-fiber diets are also beneficial for certain gastrointestinal conditions.

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Negative Calorie Diet 1.0

The negative calorie phrase refers to a small list of foods which contain such little energy that the body uses more energy to digest and absorb the energy and nutrients.This means just from eating these foods there is potential for a net loss of calories from the body or a negative calorie balance. This is required in order to lose weight. There is much controversy about the negative calorie diet.

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