Diets that Work?
Forbes has interesting article this month on "10 Diets That Work." I still very much believe in the simplest diet of all: reduce your calories and increase your exercise, and yet I am still fascinated by all of this diet talk and even tempted to try a few.
The Sonoma Diet is especially intriguing to me (eventhough I don't even drink wine). It seems to have similar principles to a mediterranean style diet (protein, olive oil, cheeses) and it does not entirely eliminate carbs.
Weight Watchers made the list as well, and is always a tried and true choice. I'm even considering getting back on that bandwagon myself.
The Sonoma Diet is especially intriguing to me (eventhough I don't even drink wine). It seems to have similar principles to a mediterranean style diet (protein, olive oil, cheeses) and it does not entirely eliminate carbs.
Weight Watchers made the list as well, and is always a tried and true choice. I'm even considering getting back on that bandwagon myself.
posted by Erica at 4:29 AM
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Hi there. I just came across a website that offers a wedding weight loss system. I watched the videos and it seems to be very realy.
any thoughts?
the website is: www.vowtobefit.com
If you watch the tv reality show, 'The Biggest Loser' your absolutely right Erica and I agree -- 'reduce your calories and increase your exercise' but it seems that plastic surgery is on the rise just for the perfect wedding picture. Have you hard about that?
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