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Go Grapefruit. Go Slim

Date Published: 25th September 2009
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Grapefruit diet is a great option for helping you lose extra calories and staying healthy. If you intend to lose weight through a diet, then you have various options: Detox diet, South Beach diet, Atkins diet, Mediterranean diet, No Carb diet, Vegetarian diet, Lemonade diet, and the list can go on and on. But amongst all these, a Grapefruit Diet is the best for people who do not want too much discipline in their lives.

Grapefruit Diet is a rich source of Vitamin C and has helped some people lose up to fifty-two pounds in two and half months. A Grapefruit Diet consists of grapes and grape juices that are beneficial for your body. In a Grapefruit Diet, which normally lasts for 12 days, the grapefruit juice is important because it activates the fat-burning process and helps in doing away with unwanted calories.

To follow this diet, it is suggested that you drink sixty-four ounces of water per day and eat enough to fill yourself. If you drink coffee, try to cut it down to one cup at meal time. While on Grapefruit Diet, you can eat broccoli, red onions, leaf spinach, corn, fruits, jelly or jam, pretzels, peanut butter, starchy vegetables, bell peppers, cereal, pasta, corn chips, sweet pickles, fat-free salad dressings as well as radishes. You must avoid white onions, cucumbers, celery, green onions, peas, carrots, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, hot dogs, mayonnaise, cheese, chili, green beans, coleslaw, regular salad dressing, dried nuts, and green vegetables when on Grapefruit Diet.

The suggested foods will make you feel fuller and you should not eat between meals. Deserts, bread, sweet potatoes, or vegetables are not allowed during the Grapefruit Diet. But you may use butter for vegetables or frying food. You can follow the diet for 12 days, stop for two or three days and repeat it.

Incorporating the Grapefruit Diet in your routine is not difficult. Following are few suggestions to include Grapefruit in your diet:

 Grapefruit can be used as an ingredient in regular salads which is healthy and nutritious

 Grapefruit consists less calories and is fat free and must be added as a part of your breakfast. Drinking a glass of grapefruit juice along with your meals is also beneficial and helps in weight reduction.

 Cocktails prepared with vodka and gin can be enhanced with the addition of Grapefruits.

Even though Grapefruit diet has a number of benefits; there is a flipside to making the Grapefruit Diet a routine. Grapefruit contains high amount of acid which can aggravate stomach ailments. Besides this, since the diet is low in calories, it may not be healthy for a period of 12 days if the body does not get the necessary food intake. Weight Loss is like a hobby and you have various options like the Grapefruit Diet that you may choose according to your eating habits, schedule and lifestyle. But it is always better to consult your doctor before following any diet routine randomly.


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