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I do not think you should use either of the severe forms as a permanent eating lifestyle. The Protein Plan is similar to Atkins and, in my opinion, is not safe as a permanent eating style. After a few days we add other foods to it to make it safer. The Vegetarian Plan is safer and some people follow it as a lifetime commitment. My personal bias is that it is hard to get everything your body needs as a strict vegan.
Protein DietGo on a 3 day protein-only regimen.Do not eat beans for those 3 days. Eat animal products only, including fat-free dairy products. Generally, 3 days will jog your set-point and you will start losing. After 3 days: Follow this food plan for 2 or 3 weeks. Then go back to planning your meals, being very careful about serving sizes. If you like this way of eating, you can repeat it when you need to lose just a few pounds. Or you can adopt the final version as a life-long eating plan.
Vegetarian DietGo on a vegetarian regimen for 3 days.Cut animal products completely for your menu. After 3 days: Follow this diet for 2 or 3 weeks. If you miss your meat, you may add it in after 2 more weeks. Eat it only 3 or 4 times each week. Again, watch your serving sizes. You may like this way of eating so much that you stick to it permanently.
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