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Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead...?

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  • #2
    boomtown84
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 612 ✭✭✭boomtown84


    If it inspires people to lose weight then great.


  • #3
    viclemronny
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    It's not really sustainable in the long run though. Granted, I know it's not supposed to be, but he still has to learn to eat a healthy diet comprised of normal solid food for the rest of his life when he finishes that.

    Secondly, would no solid food for 60 days not play absolute havoc with one's bowels? We already don't get enough fiber in western diets. This chap wants to eliminate it completely.


  • #4
    El_Dangeroso
    Users Awaiting Email Confirmation Posts: 5,620 ✭✭✭El_Dangeroso


    Whatever about sustainable, I think the majority of people are not going to be able to do this physically. I did a very low fat, low protein diet, <5% fat, once as an experiment and the hypoglycemic crashes I had on it were unbelievable. After two weeks I had to stop because the shaking and dizziness became so bad.

    This basically sounds like a crash diet. There's nothing magical in vegetable juice that causes you to lose weight, more like the fact that your not stuffing your face with junk that's doing 99% of the work.


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