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Developed by former professional endurance triathlete Brendan Brazier, the Thrive diet is a vegan eating plan that supports your goals of achieving an optimal weight, performing well in sports and aging gracefully.
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Most people associate food from Italy with spaghetti or pizza, but there are many more foods that Italians prepare and eat. Sophie Braimbridge and Joanne Glynn, authors of "Food of Italy," report that Italians take food seriously.
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Eating is one of the most important aspects of losing weight. The foods you choose play a key role in how successful your weight-loss efforts are, as well as how quickly you are able lose your desired number of pounds.
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A 12-step program based on the idea that food addiction is a serious disorder, Food Addicts Anonymous aims to change the way you think about food so you can make lifelong eating changes.
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Created by Harley Pasternak, a personal trainer to celebrities, the Reset diet, also called the Body Reset diet, aims to help participants get quick, noticeable results. The goal is to help reboot the system, setting participants down a path of weight loss and improved body image.
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Based on the idea that traditional populations that eat a lot of coconut oil experience fewer health problems and often weigh less, the Coconut Diet, which is a low-carb diet, claims that participants will experience an increased metabolism and improved digestive function.
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A slice of strawberry rhubarb pie may be your idea of a delicious treat and the stalks can be part of a nutritious diet. A rhubarb stalk is a deep red vegetable that resembles celery. Rhubarb has been used for centuries for medicinal purposes. It can be eaten as a vegetable or taken in supplement form.
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Some varieties of cereal, such as granola, can pack in as much as 12 g of fat in just one serving. Other cereals, such as chocolate or fruit flavored varieties, can have as much as 30 g of sugar per serving.
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