Diet: Montignac (GI based) which means no ‘bad’ carbs (i.e. white bread, white rice, white pasta, sugar, beer or potatoes) and no mixing carbs and protein. Drink plenty of wine though. Exercise: Gym 3 times a week: 1h workout with free …
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Berries will give a potent antioxidant boost to your diet and they could very reasonably provide protection against the worst effects of ageing and some nasty diseases if eaten over the long-term as part of a varied diet. …
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“The Montignac diet. It’sa GI diet.” “Sorry, mate. You’ve lost me. What’s the Second World War got to do with losing weight? D’you stuff yerself with powdered egg, or what?” Peter giggles, feeling his whole body relax in response to …
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The Rice Diet is a low fat, low salt diet, which despite its name is not centered on rice. It was developed in the 1930s at Duke University, and is sometimes known as the Duke University Rice Diet. The major components of the diet are …
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The Pritikin Diet was created by Nathan Pritikin and enhanced by his son Robert Pritikin. It is a low-fat, high carbohydrate diet. (cf. Atkins diet) The Pritikin Diet holds that human instinct developed to favor foods containing fat. …
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